The Loop at Chaska

The Loop at Chaska is a 9-hole golf course located in Chaska, Minnesota, designed by Benjamin Warren of Artisan Golf Design. Developed as a joint venture between the City of Chaska and Barrier Free Golf, the course is managed by the team overseeing the nearby Chaska Town Course.

The course features wall-to-wall short grass with world-class putting surfaces and notably excludes bunkers from its design. It also includes the Minnalayas, a 30,000 square-foot putting green. The layout draws inspiration from premier courses worldwide while prioritizing accessibility as a primary design feature, making it inclusive for golfers with physical and sensory impairments as well as beginners.

The Loop at Chaska serves as a national demonstration project showcasing sustainable golf course design. It emphasizes environmental sustainability through careful management of water and chemical use, financial sustainability through simplified maintenance practices, and accessibility alongside quality golf architecture. The course presents challenges for experienced golfers while introducing novices to quality design principles, operating as a welcoming facility for golfers of all abilities and playing levels.