Redwood Falls Golf Club Celebrates 100 Years: Centennial Edition

Redwood Falls Golf Club is celebrating 100 years in business! This Centennial edition of the club is sure to be a memorable one. The golf course was designed by Don Herfort, ASGCA/Kevin Norby and opened in 1922. The Redwood Falls Golf Club became an 18 hole golf course in 2002. Be sure to check out this historic landmark during your next visit to Redwood Falls!

Over the years the Redwood Falls Golf Club continues to grow and evolve. Located adjacent to Ramsey Park, with the Redwood River flowing through the course, it's the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and experience the rolling hills of the 18 hole scenic golf course. The club is open to the public and offers a variety of membership options. So whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, there's a place for you at Redwood Falls Golf Club!

History of Redwood Falls Golf Club

1922- The Redwood Falls Golf Club is founded and designed by Don Herfort, ASGCA/Kevin Norby.

1922 to 2000 - The Redwood Falls Golf Club operated as a 9 hole golf course. Hole Number #12 (now) was originally a par 6 and marked as hole #2.

2002- The Redwood Falls Golf Club expanded and becomes an 18 hole golf course.

The Palmer Kise Invitational is in its 82nd year.  Palmer Kise was the 1st to win the tournament back in 1939.

Present day- The Redwood Falls Golf Club continues to grow and evolve, providing a scenic and challenging experience for golfers of all ages and levels.