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1909
Interlachen’s founding members were golfers from the Bryn Mawr Golf Club in Minneapolis. When their 9-hole course was set to be redeveloped into homes, they pooled resources to establish a new club. They chose 146 acres of wooded, rolling farmland in Edina, 15 miles southwest of downtown and accessible by streetcar, for their 18-hole course. The land had natural features ideal for golf, including oak trees, rolling hills, and lakes, and the name "Interlachen," meaning "between lakes," reflected its setting.

1935
Like Bobby Jones was to men’s golf, Glenna Collett Vare was the most decorated women’s golfer at the time. She was at the height of her career and held off formidable challengers to win the 1935 U.S. Women’s Amateur at Interlachen. The storyline was further enhanced because the main challenger was Interlachen’s own Patty Berg, who forced Vare to play the best golf of her career to stave off the charging 17-year-old’s hot putter and gutsy attitude in the final match. Vare won a record six U.S. Women’s Amateur Championships, was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame, and the LPGA named a trophy in her honor for the player with the lowest annual stroke average.

1955
An example of Interlachen’s modernization occurred in 1954 when a vote passed to construct one of the Twin Cities’ first private club pools. The grand opening was in June 1955, marking a significant shift from a men’s golf club to a family country club. During this period, the Clubhouse was renovated with additions to the north and south sides and four outdoor tennis courts.

2002
The seventh Solheim Cup was held September 20-22, 2002 at Interlachen. The rivalry between the American and European teams was strong. Europe was the defending champion, and its anchor, Annika Sorenstam, was 31 years old and No. 1 in the world. Trailing 9-7 entering Sunday singles play, the Americans made a thrilling rally, dominating singles play 8 1/2-3 1/2. The Americans prevailed 15 1/2 to 12 1/2 to win the Cup for the fifth time.

2008
Interlachen returned as a USGA major site for the first time since 1930 to host the 2008 U.S. Women’s Open. The winner was 19-year-old Inbee Park, four strokes ahead of runner-up Helen Alfredsson. This was the first of seven major championships for Park, who later became the number-one ranked player in the world on four separate occasions. Annika Sorenstam provided perhaps the highlight of the championship, holing out a 6-iron from 199 yards for an eagle on the 72nd hole of the tournament.

2024
Interlachen completed a campus transformation that included the construction of The Lodge, Fieldhouse, Pavilion, and new outdoor racquet courts. The new facilities provide members with various amenities to enhance the family experience. At the same time, the Club hired renowned architect Andrew Green to restore Donald Ross’ original vision for the property and allow it to shine in the modern golf world. Many infrastructure improvements were made to deliver more consistent championship playing conditions and help position it for future professional and amateur championships.

2030
Interlachen will return to the major championship golf scene to host the 2030 U.S. Women’s Open on the 100th anniversary of Bobby Jones’ U.S. Open title at Interlachen and subsequent Grand Slam.

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