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Public Golf Courses in North Dakota

North Dakota has 55 public golf courses on the Clubhouse Collector map, out of 78 courses in all. Public means anyone can book a tee time, with no membership needed. 18 more are semi-private, which usually means members get priority but visitors can play at certain times. The public courses are spread across 25 cities and towns, with the most in Fargo (6), Bismarck (5) and Grand Forks (3).

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North Dakota public golf questions

How many public golf courses are in North Dakota?

Our map lists 55 public golf courses in North Dakota. That is the number we have mapped, not an official total, so the real figure may be higher.

What is the difference between public, semi-private and private?

Public courses sell tee times to anyone. Semi-private courses have members but also let non-members play, often with limits on days or times. Private clubs are for members and their guests.

Which North Dakota cities have the most public courses?

On our map: Fargo (6), Bismarck (5), Grand Forks (3), Williston (3), Mandan (2).

How do I book a tee time?

Most courses take bookings online through their own website, or by phone through the pro shop. Municipal courses often give residents lower rates or earlier booking. Call ahead for current prices and rules.

All 55 public courses in North Dakota

Listed by city. A dash means we do not have that detail. Always confirm access and prices with the course.

* For 20 of these courses the public/semi-private/private type is our best estimate, because our sources did not say. Confirm with the course before you go.

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