Six holes on Minnesota's Iron Range, where the mines shaped the towns and the golf courses followed
Six holes on Minnesota's Iron Range, where the mines shaped the towns and the golf courses followed. Swan Lake stretches each hole to play twice from different angles, turning six greens into a full eighteen. Walking is the only way this place makes sense. The kind of northern Minnesota golf that exists because someone in Pengilly decided their community deserved a course, then built one with what they had. Green fees stay low. Pretension stays lower.
