Phalen Golf Course

Phalen Golf Course is a public golf course located in St. Paul, Minnesota. It opened in 1926 as one of two golf courses operated by the St. Paul Park Board. The Course offers 8 different adult golf formats, from classic 18-hole golf to mini-golf. The Course is set amongst a beautiful landscape of trees and lakes, with the Mississippi River in the background. The Course offers a challenge to golfers of all experience levels, from novice to expert. The Course offers a full golf clubhouse, with a Pro Shop, restaurant, and a full practice facility. The restaurant at Phalen offers classic Midwestern comfort food, such as cheeseburgers, sandwiches, and more. The Pro Shop allows players to purchase the latest golf equipment and apparel. The Practice Facility offers a driving range, putting green, and themed golf holes to help players perfect their game. The Course also offers a variety of tournaments each year. The Minnesota PGA holds annually its most prestigious tournament, the Minnesota Open, at Phalen. Other tournaments are also held throughout the year, such as the annual UHCA member tournament and the World Amateur Handicap Championship. Phalen Golf Course also supports a variety of programs for the local community. These include the Phalen Junior Golf Program, the Play Golf Minnesota Program, and the Junior Clinic Program. The programs are designed to promote the game of golf and make it enjoyable for young players. Phalen is situated in an area of historical significance, with nearby sites like the Keller Golf Course and the Devos Field House. The Course supports these historic sites and provides one of the best public golf experiences in the Twin Cities. With its scenic views and excellent amenities, Phalen Golf Course is a great place to play golf.