Welcome to Blaine, Minnesota!

Travel to Blaine, MN – we love to share what our community has to offer with you! Located just 12 miles north of downtown Minneapolis along Interstate 35W and Highways 10 and 65, Blaine offers abundant recreational activities and great shopping.

Blaine is home to the National Sports Center, an Olympic-class training facility and international hub for youth sports, as well as the TPC – Twin Cities golf course, which annually hosts the 3M Championship of the PGA Champions Tour. More than 60 parks and 140 miles of trails can also be found within Blaine’s boundaries. And, in late June, don’t miss the Blaine Festival with fun for the whole family!

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The Fun Lab

10650 Baltimore St NE
Blaine, MN 55449

(763) 392-4522

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X Golf

298 Northtown Dr NE
Blaine, MN 55434

269-501-7115

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Lakeside Commons Park

3020 Lakes Pkwy
Blaine, MN 55449

763-785-6164

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Upcoming Blaine Events

3M Open Jul 21, 2025 -Jul 27, 2025

The 3M Open is an annual PGA Tour event that takes place at the TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, MN. The event brings 156 of the best professional golfers in the world and 150,000 spectators to Blaine each year. The Twin Cities Gateway is a proud sponsor of the event.

TPC Twin Cities, in Blaine has been the proud host of the 3M Championship since 2001. The 3M Championship was succeeded by the 3M Open, a new professional golf tournament on the PGA TOUR, in 2019. The 3M Open is the PGA Tour’s first regular stop in Minnesota in five decades.

Honored multiple times by Golf Digest magazine among the top 20 golf courses in Minnesota, TPC Twin Cities’ par-72, 7,468-yard championship golf course was designed by legendary golfer and golf course architect Arnold Palmer to blend seamlessly with the natural rolling terrain on the site of a former sod farm 15 miles north of Minneapolis/St. Paul. The course features bentgrass tees, fairways and greens, native prairie grasses, picturesque wetlands and 27 bodies of water, all framed by stately stands of mature oak, spruce and pine trees. The course plays as a par 71 for the PGA TOUR players.

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