The University of Minnesota Les Bolstad Golf Course is located in Falcon Heights on the St Paul campus east of Minnesota 280 and west of Snelling Avenue on Larpenteur Avenue.

The golf course is a classic, parkland layout lumbering over hilly terrain carved through the woods on a compact tract of land. It's generally straightforward save for several doglegs with multiple ponds in play and sand bunkers generally positioned around the oval or kidney shaped greens. It can play to 6,278 yards from the back tees, 70.2/123 slope, course/slope ratings with two shorter tees. It was built in the mid-1920s and designed by Harry Vardon's brother Tom, who was a professional in the Twin Cities.