Eagle Valley Golf Course

Eagle Valley Golf Course sits in Woodbury, a Twin Cities suburb in eastern Minnesota's Washington County. The course was designed by Joel Goldstrand and David Kirscht, both Minnesota-based architects with experience shaping layouts across the Upper Midwest. Goldstrand has worked extensively in the region, often creating courses that accommodate the area's rolling terrain and seasonal climate, while Kirscht has contributed to several public and semi-private facilities in Minnesota and neighboring states. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and wooded corridors typical of the St. Croix River valley region. Players encounter a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with fairways that move through stands of oak and maple. Water features appear on several holes, reflecting the wetland and pond systems common to this part of Minnesota. The layout offers variety in hole length and strategic demands, with doglegs and approach shots that require attention to green contours and surrounding hazards. Eagle Valley serves the Woodbury community and eastern metro area as a public facility. The course accommodates a range of skill levels and sees regular play from local residents and visitors exploring the Twin Cities golf scene. Its design reflects the practical considerations of public golf in Minnesota—playability for diverse golfers, maintenance suited to the climate, and integration into a suburban landscape that balances residential development with recreational open space.