TPC Twin Cities

TPC of the Twin Cities is a private membership golf course north of Minneapolis. Designed by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer, the course opened in 2000. It hosts the 3M Championship, a Champions Tour professional golf tournament. TPC of the Twin Cities offers a dramatic stadium-style golf course that challenges the golfer with a collection of water hazards and waste bunkers. Though fully modern in its appearance and approach, the design has a links feel to it. Player consultant Tom Lehman helped the course achieve both playability for the amateur golfer and a degree of difficulty to challenge the professionals. The 7,164-yard, par-72 layout was converted from a flatland sod farm and is the centerpiece attraction to a 550-acre residential development. Golf Digest magazine nominated it for Best New Private Course when it opened.

Victory Links Golf Course, designed by PGA TOUR Design Services and established in 2003, offers an exceptional 18-hole championship links-style golfing experience at the National Sports Center in Blaine, Minnesota. Covering 400 acres of scenic landscape, the course is renowned for its superior playing conditions and some of the finest greens in the state. Dedicated to inclusivity, Victory Links provides accessible facilities for golfers of all abilities, including adaptive golf programs and specialized equipment. With a reputation for a challenging yet inviting atmosphere, it also serves as a venue for prestigious events like the PGA Tour's 3M Open Qualifiers. Generated from the website