Mississippi National Golf Course
Mississippi National Golf Links. Is located in the Hiawatha Valley Bluffs two miles from the St. James Hotel. It is rated as one of the best public golf courses in Minnesota and offers the public two 18-Hole championship courses to choose from.
| The Lowlands 18 is more traditional, with subtle rolling terrain and beautifully groomed fairways and greens.
The Highlands 18 has spectacular views from high above the bluff land and features a par three that drops 150 feet from tee to green. You're in for a treat when you play any one of these courses. Be sure to remember to bring your camera! | 
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Red Wing Golf Course
Nestled in the sand bluffs of Red Wing and the Mississippi River Valley lies the
Red Wing Golf Club Course. The 6,200-yard course features elevated tees overlooking tree-lined, rolling fairways.
The Red Wing Golf Club is a unique target golf course that rewards accuracy and positioning over power and strength. The course provides an enjoyable and challenging golfing experience for all levels of play. The majestic oak trees, rich green pines and rugged sandstone bluffs make for a truly scenic golfing adventure.
Mount Frontenac Golf Course
"Minnesota's Most Breathtaking Bluff Country Golf Course"
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Mount Frontenac, a 2004 Golf Digest "Places To Play" course sits atop the Mississippi River Bluffs and has a spectacular view of Lake Pepin and the Hiawatha Valley. Surrounded by beautiful pine, spruce and oak trees, the rolling terrain and excellent scenery make it one of the most enjoyable courses in Southeastern Minnesota. |
| Located in-between Lake City and Red Wing, Mount Frontenac provides a scenic course with bountiful fairways and large greens. You are invited to enjoy the charming and picturesque 18-hole golf course that is it well maintained and will challenge all skill levels. |
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Gopher Hills Golf Course
Located in Cannon Falls, MN
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Thirty minutes South of the Twin Cities in Cannon Falls, Gopher Hills Golf Course presents 27 memorable holes, on three distinct nines. First opened in 1995, the original nine (now holes 10-18) is a Dr. Gordon Emerson design and has the mark of a classic, Early American layout, featuring tree-lined fairways, sculpted bunkers, numerous elevation changes, and plenty of risk / reward opportunities.
An 18-hole expansion in 1999 by Garret Gill added a strong European flavor with a front nine and executive nine. Each use wind, native grass, and fast undulating greens as defense against par. |
The St. James Hotel offers a variety of packages to accommodate every guest’s stay. For more information on our hole and one package, please view our golf page.
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