Golf
Tee it up on some of the nation's best golf courses
Great golf courses, each featuring their own signature landscapes and challenges, can be found throughout North Dakota.
There is the Lewis and Clark Golf Trail, a series of of 18- and nine-hole courses along the same route Lewis and Clark took through central North Dakota, including Painted Woods Golf Course a hidden gem on the prairies.
Also the Triple Golf Challenge includes discounted rounds at three of the state's - and nation's -Â top-rated golf courses: The Links of North Dakota near Ray, Hawktree Golf Club in Bismarck, and Bully Pulpit Golf Course in Medora. Hawktree ranked #2, The Links #3 and Bully Pulpit ranked #4 in state rankings by Golfweek (Beowulf Golf Club in Minot ranked #1).
In the Red River Valley, Edgewood Public Golf Course and Grand Forks' King's Walk are two highly-rated links, as is the Vardon Golf Club in Minot.
North Dakota has more golf courses per capita than any other state in the country, meaning it's easy for you to get on and play our nationally acclaimed courses at very reasonable rates. Grab your clubs and some friends for a fun and relaxing outdoor adventure and discover for yourself why North Dakota is an emerging golf destination.
Bully Pulpit Ranked the Best Public Golf Course in USA
The best public golf courses are impeccably maintained, set amongst gorgeous scenery, and most importantly, are well-designed with challenging layouts and unique features that make for a rewarding round. USA Today 10 Best ranked the Bully Pulpit Golf Course in Medora the #1 Best Public Golf Course in the USA. Set within the North Dakota Badlands, Bully Pulpit offers truly distinct views at its par-72 course. Golfers love the inclusive rates, which give access to a golf cart and warm-up range balls, and a pace of play that rounds out at four hours.
Josh Duhamel takes on the Triple Golf Challenge
Actor, and North Dakota native, Josh Duhamel frequently visits his home state and recently invited friends to join him on a little road trip. Ride along with them on this preview of the Triple Challenge and see why golfing in North Dakota is a must for any enthusiast.
Start the Triple Challenge at the Hawktree Golf Club in Bismarck then hop on the Lewis and Clark River boat for a night dinner cruise, then enjoy a relaxing evening downtown. Wake up refreshed, grab your morning coffee and head down 1-94 to Medora to golf the Bully Pulpit Golf Course. After a challenging golf game, enjoy the Pitchfork Fondue dinner and the Medora Musical. For the third stop of the Triple Challenge head North to Ray and golf at The Links of North Dakota, make a night of it in Williston and enjoy downtown dining, craft brews and good times with friends.
