5 Golf Courses in Fulda, MN- Reviews & Ratings

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There is 1 golf course in Fulda, Minnesota and 0 are municipal courses.There are also another 4 golf courses within 20 miles of Fulda, including 3 public, 1 municipal and 0 private courses. The oldest course in the Fulda area is the Slayton Country Club opened in 1957. The longest course is Prairie View Golf Links, which is 6,366 yards. GreatLife At Worthington Country Club is rated the best course near Fulda.

Town & Country Golf Club, Inc., Town and Country Course

9 holes over 1,648 yards with a par of 30 (Public) Write a Review
502 Highway 59
Fulda, MN 56131
(507) 425-3328
4 miles from the center of Fulda. Write a Review

Slayton Country Club, Slayton Course

9 holes over 2,853 yards with a par of 35 (Public) Write a Review
1075 Highway 59
Slayton, MN 56172-1873
(507) 836-8154
12 miles from the center of Fulda. Write a Review

Rolling Hills Golf Course, Rolling Hills Course

9 holes over 2,874 yards with a par of 36 (Public) Write a Review
1360 280th Ave
Westbrook, MN 56183
(507) 274-5166
13 miles from the center of Fulda. Write a Review

Prairie View Golf Links, Prairie View Course

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18 holes over 6,366 yards with a par of 71 (Municipal) Write a Review
Highway 25 North
Worthington, MN 56187
(507) 372-8670
15 miles from the center of Fulda. Write a Review

GreatLife At Worthington Country Club, Worthington Course

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18 holes over 6,274 yards with a par of 71 (Public) Write a Review
851 Oxford St W
Worthington, MN 56187-1688
(507) 376-5142
17 miles from the center of Fulda. Write a Review

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