Pine at Perham Lakeside Golf Club is a nine-hole layout designed by Joel Goldstrand, situated in the lakes region of west-central Minnesota. Perham sits amid a landscape defined by glacial topography, with rolling terrain, scattered woodlands, and numerous small lakes that characterize the Otter Tail County area. The course takes its name from the mature pine stands that frame many of its holes, providing definition and a north woods character typical of Minnesota's resort and recreational golf settings. Goldstrand, a regional architect active primarily in Minnesota and neighboring states during the latter decades of the twentieth century, designed courses that typically work with natural land forms rather than impose dramatic earthwork. Pine reflects this approach, routing through modest elevation changes and incorporating the native vegetation as both strategic and aesthetic elements. The nine holes offer variety in length and shot requirements, with doglegs shaped by tree lines and greens that take advantage of the property's natural contours. Perham Lakeside serves the local community and seasonal visitors drawn to the area's lake recreation. The club maintains a straightforward, welcoming atmosphere consistent with small-town Minnesota golf, where the focus remains on playability and the enjoyment of the regional landscape. The Pine nine can be played in an eighteen-hole round by repeating the loop from alternate tees, a common configuration for nine-hole facilities in rural settings.