All Courses Closed for the Season

All golf courses and driving ranges are closed for the season. See you in the spring!

Golfing

From the very first signs of spring to the last, crisp days of fall, you’ll find golfers hitting the links in Three Rivers Parks. Three Rivers operates 72 holes of golf at six locations with driving ranges across the Twin Cities metro area. With scenic courses designed to challenge all levels of ability, you won't have to drive far to get your fix. Come practice your swing or round up a foursome and play a friendly round.

Work Where You Play

Seasonal job opportunities

Get great benefits, including a free season pass, a fast-paced environment, flexible hours and more. Check out all of Three Rivers' employment opportunities and apply today!

Passes

Season Passes

Passes may be purchased online, by calling 763-559-6700, or at Park District facilities

Equipment Rental

Golf equipment rental is available at each of our courses.

Get Your Business On Course

  • Affordable team and client development in a casual atmosphere
  • Championship and Executive golf courses*
  • Miniature golf and FootGolf* tournaments
  • Meeting space with catering options
  • Group lessons taught by PGA and LPGA instructors
  • Rental equipment

*Options vary by course.

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Miniature Golf

If putting is your game, try out Eagle Lake Golf's 18-hole miniature golf course.

FootGolf

FootGolf is played by kicking a soccer ball to a hole using the same basic rules of golf. The soccer ball and hole are proportionate in size to a golf ball and a golf hole. Non-spiked shoes are required. FootGolf can be found at Baker National Golf, Cleary Lake Golf and Eagle Lake Golf. Balls are available for rent.

Programs & Events

Upcoming golf programs and events.

Golf Newsletter

Stay up to date on golf news, offers and events with the Three Rivers golf newsletter. Sign up today!

News

  • September 05, 2018

    The First Tee of Three Rivers Park District is sending Kurt Lambert to compete in the 2018 PURE Insurance Championship Impacting The First Tee. “Being selected to play in this event is a big honor,” Lambert said. “I’m looking forward to playing well and representing my First Tee chapter in this great event.”

Related Blog Posts

July 31, 2019

Golf and sustainability are words that you may not often hear in the same sentence, but at Three Rivers, we have found a way for golf and environmental stewardship to work together. Read on to learn how we are putting sustainability first on our golf courses.

Other Things To Do

Nature Education

Nature Education

A naturalist shows a jar of pond water to a young boy.

If you want to get up close and personal or learn a little more, visit Mississippi Gateway Regional Park and Eastman, Lowry or Richardson nature centers. You can hike the trails, interact with seasonal exhibits, observe the unique characteristics of different wildlife species up close, conduct your own science experiment and meet a live animal. 

Picnic Area

Picnic Areas

multi-generational family at a picnic table

Make new memories eating al fresco at a Three Rivers park picnic area in a beautiful, natural setting. All sites have picnic tables, and most sites have other basic amenities including water fountains and permanent grills. Look for a peaceful, serene location or set up just steps from a rip-roaring play area.

Play Area

Play Areas

Colorful play area with slides and climbing strutures

Create new memories at our play areas. Three Rivers has multiple areas designed for varying ages and abilities where toddlers to teens can let their imagination run wild. Monkey business never sounded so fun.

Sledding

Sledding

girl sledding on her stomach with her arms extended like an airplane

It’s easy to feel like a kid again in Three Rivers, where you'll find some of the best sledding hills in town. Just bundle up and grab a sled for hours of exhilarating fun.

Tubing

Tubing

Children waiting at the top of the tubing hill

If you like sledding, you’ll love snow tubing at the Winter Recreation Area at Elm Creek. Ride a moving sidewalk up a hill 10 stories high and then soar back down on a specially designed inner tube. Once you get to the bottom, do it all over again.

Advance reservations are strongly encouraged; please check availability online before coming to the hill. Reservations can be made online or by calling our reservations office at 763-559-6700.