Theodore Wirth Golf Course Scorecard

About Theodore Wirth Golf Course

Theodore Wirth Golf Course is a public golf facility located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is named after Theodore Wirth, who served as the superintendent of Minneapolis Parks for over 30 years. The golf course was designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Vardon. The course offers two 18-hole courses: the par-72 "Championship Course" and the par-30 "Executive Course." The Championship Course features tree-lined fairways, challenging water hazards, and large undulating greens, providing a test for golfers of all skill levels. The Executive Course is a shorter course ideal for beginners or those looking to practice their short game. One of the highlights of Theodore Wirth Golf Course is its stunning scenery. The course is situated within Theodore Wirth Park, a beautiful parkland with rolling hills, lakes, and picturesque views. Golfers can enjoy the natural beauty of the park while playing their rounds. In addition to the golf courses, the facility offers a driving range, practice areas, and a pro shop. Lessons and clinics are available for golfers looking to improve their skills. The clubhouse features a restaurant and bar, providing a place to relax and grab a bite to eat after a round of golf. Overall, Theodore Wirth Golf Course offers a great golfing experience in the heart of Minneapolis, combining challenging golf courses with the natural beauty of Theodore Wirth Park.

Course details

• Number of holes: 18
• Par: 72
• Standard Scratch Score: 70.9
• Slope index: 130
• Tees available: 1

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Club website

https://www.minneapolisparks.org/golf/courses/theodore_wirth_golf_club/