Bunker Hills Golf Club operates as a municipal facility in Coon Rapids, a northern suburb of Minneapolis. The property offers multiple playing options, including this Executive course that utilizes alternate tees to create a shorter layout suitable for beginners, juniors, and golfers seeking a quicker round. Joel Goldstrand, a Minnesota-based architect active in the latter half of the twentieth century, designed the course. Goldstrand worked extensively throughout the Upper Midwest, creating practical, playable designs for public facilities. The Executive routing takes advantage of the property's natural terrain, which reflects the gently rolling topography characteristic of the Anoka Sand Plain region. This geological area features sandy soils and scattered mature trees, conditions that provide good drainage and allow for year-round conditioning typical of Minnesota municipal courses. The alternate tee configuration shortens distances significantly, emphasizing accuracy and short-game skills over length. As a public facility, Bunker Hills serves a broad cross-section of Twin Cities golfers. The Executive course functions as an accessible entry point to the game and a practice venue for experienced players working on specific aspects of their game. The club's municipal status means it operates without membership requirements, offering tee times to all players on a daily-fee basis. The facility reflects the Minnesota tradition of public golf accessibility, providing affordable options in a metropolitan area with strong participation rates in the sport.