Tepetonka Club announced it will offer Tepetonka Ranch – a four-season destination getaway located just two miles south of Tepetonka Club that includes pheasant hunting, sporting clays, hiking and snow sports for members and their guests of all ages. During the golf season, the property will host golf and outdoor recreation youth development programs for a nationally recognized foundation.
Tepetonka Ranch, a 140-acre escape made perfect for non-golf activities during the fall, winter, and spring, adds to the wide array of Tepetonka’s offerings that also includes Tepetonka Beach Club on Green Lake with multiple hospitality offerings.
Located in New London, MN., Tepetonka Ranch includes a 5,200-square foot clubhouse-style home, two-level hobby barn and rustic cabin perched high enough to be seen from Tepetonka Club’s 8th hole. Miles of trails make it an offseason getaway perfect for small and large group outings, including retreats, corporate meetings, and family gatherings.
“I grew up hunting and fishing in this area, and I can’t wait for our members and their guests to enjoy the outdoor culture of our community,” said Mark Haugejorde, CEO of Tepetonka Club. “We are very excited to launch Tepetonka Ranch as we add to the wide array of fun and camaraderie that comes with membership.”
The sporting clays course will be designed by a national champion shooter and National Golf Foundation Executive Chairman and avid shooter, Joe Beditz, who will serve as design consultant.
Tepetonka Club rests on a majestically rural 228-acre site 90 miles west of the Twin Cities, with an 18-hole course woven seamlessly between natural moraines and traversed by Shakopee Creek. There is also a nine-hole short course dubbed “The Gjallarhorn.” Designed by Australian firm OCM Golf, the courses are currently in “grow in” phase and will open in 2026.
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