Austin Country, a stalwart of southeastern Minnesota golf, whispers tales of tight fairways and steadfast community. Carved into the gently rolling landscape near 28th Street NE, the course presents a classic, mid-century parkland experience. Mature trees, strategically placed, define each hole, rewarding thoughtful shot placement over sheer distance. While not overly long, the course's doglegs and subtly contoured greens demand a considered approach. Originally designed in the early 1960's, Austin Country has seen minor updates over the years, preserving the inherent character of the original design. The course’s modest length and tree-lined corridors favor players who can shape the ball and manage their game. While it may not host major championships, Austin Country holds a cherished place within the local golfing landscape. The club fosters a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, particularly known for its popular Friday night fish fry – a tradition that embodies the club's strong sense of community and fellowship.