Victory Links Tournament Greens Putting Course – Blaine, MN

Played on September 3, 2017

Reviewed by The Pink Putter

It was really hot that day with little shade. Plus I’m much more a fan of classic mini golf than I am of putting. But Mr. Tee wanted us to check out the putting course at Victory Links, so we did.

Rating

Par – If you’re looking to practice your putting skills, this is the place to go. Real grass, sand traps and well manicured greens nestled right next to a real golf course. You won’t find rubber-covered putters here, but you may get a chance to ride on a golf cart. I have to admit, without silly obstacles and waterfalls, I definitely felt out of place.

Welcome sign
Practice green
Lots of green, hole 7
At least they had colorful balls
Avoiding the sand trap at hole 12
Enjoying a sit on the real grass
Mr. Tee at hole 15
The trees are just starting to get some fall colors
Remnants of an old hole
We saw this silly sign on our drive there and back and had to get a photo

Scorecard

Victory Links Website

Pros

Clean and well maintained putting greens
Great practice for real golf putting
Quiet course with no lines or wait

Cons

No shade made for extra heat on an already hot day
No unique obstacles or game play challenges

Nerdy Notes

  • 18 holes, Par 47
  • $7.50 – Junior/Senior, $8.50 Adults
  • Part of the larger National Sports Center in Blaine, MN. A 600-acre campus with over 50 grass soccer (football) fields, eight-sheet ice arena, 18-hole golf course, cycling velodrome, and 100,000 square feet of indoor training and meeting space
  • Flags in holes
  • Real golf putters
  • Pro Shop on site

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