Dwan Golf Course

Getting a hole-in-one is a four-step process.
Step 1: Place ball on tee box (directly or on a tee).
Step 2: Swing club and hit ball.
Step 3: Watch ball go in cup.
Step 4: Celebrate!

David Howard of Minnetonka followed this recipe on May 31 when he aced hole 11 with his 9-iron from 125 yards out to become the fourth member of the 2026 Dwan Aces. Congratulations David! 🏌️⛳️

Try joining the list. Make a tee time at blm.mn/dwan.

Meet Dwan. Not the golf course, the person! Dwan is from Florida and has embarked on a summer golf tour of America. He heard about Dwan Golf Course from a friend and on May 29, for reasons that seem pretty obvious, he made us his only tour stop in the Twin Cities. Now, we're not saying he's our favorite guest so far this season...but we're not not saying it either. 😉

One thing Dwan didn't do at Dwan is get a hole-in-one. But two guests did join the 2026 Dwan Aces recently. On May 12, Nathan Grochow of Bloomington got a hole-in-one on number 8 from 175 yards with his 8-iron. Janice Jaworski of Mendota Heights aced hole 18 on May 28 using her 5 Rescue club from 118 yards. Congratulations! ️‍🏌️

Whether your goal is to play Dwan for fun (like Dwan) or to join the Dwan Aces (like Nathan and Janice), the only way to accomplish it is to make a tee time at blm.mn/dwan. ⛳️