Ridgeview Country Club

Ridgeview Country Club has hosted the Men's Arrowhead Championship every year since 1926 — one of the longest-running annual competitions in Minnesota golf. The club also hosted the 1939 Minnesota State Open, the 1952 Minnesota State Amateur Championship, and the Arrowhead Open from 1927 through 1944. Designed by William Watson and opened in 1921, this private 18-hole course in Duluth, Minnesota plays to a par of 70 from 6,264 yards on the men's blue tee. The layout works across elevation changes and sloping fairways, with contoured greens, ponds, a meandering creek, woods, and sand traps throughout the routing. Practice options include a driving range built on what was once the 11th fairway and a dedicated chipping range. The pro shop carries gear, apparel, and club favorites for on and off the course.