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Rating: 2.6Pace of Play
2
Greens
4
Service
2
Value
5
Design/Layout
4
The course is located just northeast of downtown St. Paul, the course was built in 1929, designed by Paul Coates, and is the old classic style of golf course architecture with rolling hills, tree lined fairways, playing to small greens. The course is well bunkered and water comes into play on five holes. Keller Golf Course has been the home of several PGA and LPGA golf tournaments and was a regular stop on both professional tours and held the PGA Championship 1932 and 1954; won by Olin Dutra and Chick Harbart. It plays to 6,566 yards, and 128 slope from the back tees, and the only disadvantage to playing the course is that it's a muni, run by Ramsey County, and tends to be somewhat slow.
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Posted by: oneswingthought
May 25th, 2012
Played today, the course was in great shape, the greens especially. Sorry to hear the course will be closing this summer for renovation and reopen in 2014, but they're trying to restore it to the original design, and build a new clubhouse. Will miss playing here for a couple of years, but will look forward to the new improvements
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Posted by: blakemeyer
Jan 9th, 2012
Richard Mandell is doing a renovation of the Keller Golf Course in Maplewood, begining in the fall of 2012 and the course will re-open in May of 2014.
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