Hazeltine National Golf Club

Hazeltine National Golf Club is a premiere championship golf club in the Midwest. The golf course, designed by Robert Trent Jones and enhanced by Rees Jones, has in its continued evolution become a course requiring no deception, no trickery or no diversion, while challenging the world's finest players. Hazeltine National Golf Club is not the longest course in existence and has few holes that provide the drop-dead beauty of a seaside, forest or mountain setting. It is a homogenous mixture of natural elevations, woodlands, marshland and the majesty of the plains, a brutal wind is it's defining characteristic. This is a course of 18 great holes, no surprises, no let up and no forgiveness. Located in Chaska, Minn., Hazeltine hosted the U.S. Amateur Championship in August 2006.