Hiawatha Golf Course will be closed until 2017 for renovations and repairing flood damage that occurred in 2014.

This venerable parkland-style course dates to 1934 and was upgraded between 1993 and 1999 by architects Garrett Gill and Paul Miller. Aside from Lake Hiawatha, which borders holes 2, 10, and 11, the most famous water hazard here is Minnehaha Creek, which comes into play on 11, 12, 13, 16, and 17 before flowing east to Minnehaha Falls and into the Mississippi River.

Hiawatha is owned and operated by the Minneapolis Parks Board. Standard walking rates are $28 weekdays and $32 weekends, although Minneapolis Park Board patron cards are available, which reduce green fees. Juniors holding a valid First Tee card pay $10. The course also hosts many corporate and group outings.