Fox Hollow Golf Club's Front nine is part of a 27-hole facility in St. Michael, Minnesota, designed by Joel Goldstrand and opened in the mid-1990s. Goldstrand, a Minnesota-based architect who has designed numerous courses throughout the Upper Midwest, created a layout that works with the gently rolling terrain characteristic of the region northwest of the Twin Cities. The property features a mix of open and wooded corridors, with mature trees framing many holes and water hazards coming into play on several. The Front nine combines with the club's other nines to offer variety in routing and challenge. Players encounter a blend of risk-reward opportunities and strategic shot-making demands, with bunkering placed to test both tee shots and approach play. The course serves a public clientele and has become a fixture in the St. Michael golf community, hosting local tournaments and league play throughout the season. Fox Hollow operates as a daily-fee facility with a straightforward approach to the game. The conditioning and pace of play reflect its role as an accessible option for metro-area golfers seeking a solid test without the formality of private club golf. The clubhouse provides standard amenities for pre- and post-round gatherings, and the course remains a popular choice for outings and casual rounds during Minnesota's relatively short golf season.