Located just outside our doors is The Legend at Giants Ridge. Carved from a majestic forest, this magnificent golf course has left its footprint on the very nature of the game. Rugged beauty you won't find on any other course. Towering pines and stately hardwoods, massive granite boulders shaped by glaciers, light reflecting off the bluest water imaginable - they all come into play. Experience the serenity, encounter The Legend, and reawaken your spirit.
The Legend at Giants Ridge is a challenging par 72 that wanders over and through the spectacular north woods terrain. This is Minnesota Golf as it was meant to be played. With bentgrass fairways, white sand bunkers, sparkling blue lakes, giant boulders and towering trees, The Legend at Giants Ridge is a Minnesota golf course that is famous for all the right reasons.
The Legend at Giants Ridge Awards and Recognitions:
4 1/2 star facility two years in a row (out of 5) - Golf Digest
One of the Top Six Golf Destinations in the World - Golf World 2003
Listed in Golf Digest's Top Places to Play (2001 and 2002)
Designed by PGA touring pro, Lanny Wadkins, and noted golf course architect, Jeffrey Brauer
National Environmental Steward Award (2001)
One of the Top 30 Summer Resorts in the Nation - SKI Magazine (2001)
The Quarry at Giants Ridge
Ranked #1 Best New Upscale Public Golf Course in America by Golf Digest 2005
The Quarry incorporates the scenic and dramatic elements of former mine lands, virgin forest and an abandoned sand quarry. Golfers can expect deep hazards, high ridges, elevated tee boxes and at times, narrow fairways and small greens. It promises golfers a distinct experience heightened by natural beauty and the convenience, service and amenities of The Lodge at Giants Ridge.
The Quarry is the newest addition to the Giants Ridge resort area. An 18-hole championship course that redefines golf in the Midwest. The Quarry features raised trees, deep hazards, and the structures of the old mines, lakes, wetlands, forest and a former sand quarry. The Quarry at Giants Ridge honors the region's industrial past in a unique and significant way. A walkable course; just under 7,000 yards from the back tees. This Championship course was designed by golf architect Jeffrey Brauer.
