Illustrative imageMaple Plain, Minnesota
Windsong Farm Golf Club
About the club
John Fought and Minnesota native Tom Lehman were given 243 acres of rolling pastureland 25 miles west of Minneapolis to build Windsong Farm’s South Course. Opened in 2003, this golfers' club is designed to test the best players with a big ballpark of a course tipping out at 7,380 yards. Originally, the fescue-lined playing corridors were relatively tight. Fought returned and widened the fairways, which opened up different lines to drive and better angles into the greens. The collection areas around the greens allow for varying kinds of recovery shots back to the large, moderately sloping greens. While it is still a challenging golf course, it is very playable and a walker's paradise. The course’s second 18, the North, also designed by Fought, opened in the summer of 2024.
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Courses (3)
Membership
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Windsong Farm Golf Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
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Location
18 Golf Walk, Maple Plain, Minnesota 55359-6200, United States
Reviews
4.9
86 reviews
This place is like heaven. Friendly staff and amazing courses. When you're on property, you truly feel like you're on vacation. Highly recommend.
Ryan Walsh
It is a fantastic course and is extremely challenging. Food is always great and the staff is very welcoming and accommodating.
Robert Karlen
The course is well laid out and in very good condition. A couple of critiques that may be unique to the end of year. For example, the greens had a lot of unfixed divots and the chicken sandwich tasted like fried fish. These are easy to fix though. Again … great course.
Heath Sampson