The Marsh course at Geneva Golf Club in Alexandria, Minnesota, is a Joel Goldstrand design that serves as one of two 18-hole layouts at this central Minnesota facility. Goldstrand, a regional architect with numerous courses throughout Minnesota and the upper Midwest, crafted a routing that reflects the area's characteristic lake-country terrain. Alexandria sits in the heart of Minnesota's lake district, and the course takes its name from the wetland environments that shape much of the property's character and strategic interest. The layout incorporates native marshland and water features that require thoughtful navigation, with forced carries and hazards positioned to reward accurate shot-making over distance. The topography offers moderate elevation changes typical of glacially formed Minnesota landscape, providing variety in lies and approach angles. Goldstrand's design philosophy emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining strategic options that engage better players, a balance suited to the daily-fee and member play the facility accommodates. Geneva Golf Club operates as a public-access facility serving both local golfers and visitors drawn to the Alexandria area's resort and recreational appeal. The Marsh course complements the club's other eighteen holes, giving the property depth for extended stays and repeat play. The course reflects the straightforward, regionally appropriate design work that has made Goldstrand a familiar name in Minnesota golf, offering a solid test amid the natural beauty of the state's central lakes region.