Roseville Cedarholm Golf Course

Roseville Cedarholm Golf Course is a municipal facility located in Roseville, a first-ring suburb immediately northwest of Saint Paul in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The course occupies land that reflects the characteristic terrain of the region: gently rolling topography shaped by glacial activity, with mature tree cover and modest elevation changes typical of Minnesota parkland settings. As a public course serving a densely populated suburban community, Cedarholm provides accessible golf within the urban core of the metro area. The layout navigates through corridors defined by established hardwoods and incorporates water features that are common to courses built on this glacial landscape. The routing works within the constraints of its suburban setting, where residential development and municipal boundaries shape the available land. Cedarholm functions as a neighborhood course, offering convenient access for residents of Roseville and surrounding communities who seek straightforward golf without extensive travel. The course operates under the management of the City of Roseville's Parks and Recreation Department, fitting the model of municipal golf facilities throughout the Twin Cities that prioritize public access and recreational play. Cedarholm serves a mix of regular local players, beginners, and families, reflecting its role as a community amenity rather than a championship venue. The facility includes standard practice areas and a clubhouse with basic services typical of municipal operations in the region.