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North Dakota

The North Dakota Golf Association has been organising amateur golf tournaments for men since 1915 and it currently acts as the governing body to just over 100 clubs in the state, ranging from Bois de Sioux Public Golf Club in the east to Williston Municipal golf course in the west. The North Dakota Women’s Golf Association performs a similar function for lady members whilst the Minnesota Section of the PGA looks after 17 clubs staffed by PGA professionals.

  1. Links of North Dakota

    North Dakota, United States

    Links of North Dakota

    The Links of North Dakota is routed across sandy ground on Lake Sakakawea – this huge body of water was created when part of the Missouri River was dammed.

  2. Hawktree Golf Club

    North Dakota, United States

    Hawktree Golf Club

    Located a couple of miles outside the state capital Bismark, the course at Hawktree Golf Club burst onto the golf scene at the end of the 1990s...

  3. Bully Pulpit Golf Course

    North Dakota, United States

    Bully Pulpit Golf Course

    Bully Pulpit’s 18-hole layout lies close to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, named after the 26th President of the United States who once used it as his favourite hunting ground.

  4. Fargo

    North Dakota, United States

    Fargo

    The oldest golf club in the Roughrider state, Fargo Country Club proudly hosted the US Boys Junior Championships in 1995 and the Women’s Trans National Championships in 2001.

  5. Minot

    North Dakota, United States

    Minot

    Devastating floods destroyed the course at Minot Country Club in 2011 so members decided to relocate to higher ground, hiring architect Jim Engh to create a brand new 18-layout in another part of town.

  6. Medicine Hole

    North Dakota, United States

    Medicine Hole

    Located close to the city of Kildeer, the Medicine Hole golf course is a captivating and affordable 9-hole layout that Jim Engh designed in 2004.

  7. Riverwood

    North Dakota, United States

    Riverwood

    Sheltered by the giant cottonwoods in a gallery forest of the Missouri River, the tree-lined fairways of the Riverwood Golf Course extend to a total length of exactly 7,004 yards from the tips.

  8. King's Walk

    North Dakota, United States

    King's Walk

    As the site for the course at King’s Walk was totally flat, Arnold Palmer moved over half a million cubic yards of soil to create some movement in the land before routing the fairways around the newly fashioned contours.

  9. Oxbow

    North Dakota, United States

    Oxbow

    Laid out on the west bank of the meandering Red River that separates North Dakota from Minnesota, Oxbow Country Club’s course is a Robert Trent Jones Jr. layout from 1974 that extends to more than 7,400 yards from the back championship tees.

  10. Edgewood

    North Dakota, United States

    Edgewood

    Situated to the north of Fargo, on the wooded banks of the Red River, the Edgewood Golf Course has been regarded as the top public golf facility in the area since its inauguration in the mid-1920s.