Blueberry Pines Golf Club

Blueberry Pines Golf Club sits in the lake country of north-central Minnesota, approximately thirty miles east of Detroit Lakes in the small community of Menahga. Designed by Joel Goldstrand and opened in the mid-1990s, the course occupies rolling, forested terrain characteristic of the transition zone between Minnesota's agricultural prairie to the west and the deeper woodlands to the east. The property features mature stands of pine and hardwoods, with natural elevation changes that provide variety throughout the routing. Goldstrand, a Minnesota-based architect who has designed numerous courses across the upper Midwest, routed Blueberry Pines to work with the land's natural contours rather than impose dramatic earthwork. The layout moves through corridors of trees with fairways that typically require accuracy off the tee, rewarding players who can navigate the wooded character without demanding excessive length. Several holes incorporate water features, and the greens present moderate undulation suited to the region's playing season and maintenance practices. The course serves both local members and visitors exploring Minnesota's resort lake region, an area known for summer recreation and fishing. Blueberry Pines operates as a semi-private facility, offering a straightforward golf experience in a quiet, natural setting removed from the state's more heavily trafficked metropolitan courses. The club provides traditional amenities including a clubhouse with dining service appropriate to its regional character.