The course is tucked inside a newer residential area of West Fargo. Well-manicured and aesthetically satisfying (lots of mounding, native grasses, water features, and wildlife), the course, 9 holes though it may be, could easily be the F/M area's best public option if it weren't for a few things. The green complexes are the most undulated of any course in the metro (really nice) and the course itself is pretty well maintained compared to its counterparts in the area. Clubhouse staff have always been friendly and attentive, and the club pro seemed super chill and nice. The par 33 layout (4 of the 9 holes are par 3's, 1 par 5) is not something I'm necessarily a fan of though, and with so much open land to the south I'm not sure why they didn't build a traditional par 35 or 36 by adding just a little length to some holes or tweaking the design a little. Also, the one par 5 on the course (hole 2) has a really funky design where the fairway ends around 250 yards off the tee to about 300 or so. This area is all rough, so unless you're bombing drives 300+ you're either driving your ball right down the middle into deep rough, going left into a pond that runs to the green, or heading right into large mounds of fescue and a bunker. It basically forces you to layup and play the hole as a 3-shoter. I don't have any problem with the water down the left and mounding, a bunker, and fescue down the right, but this fairway thing just seems like design overkill. Really wish they'd just mow a continuous fairway to the hole and get rid of this massive fairway rough hazard, given this is the only par 5 on the course. On the flip side, a few holes later a very drive-able par 4 gives you the eagle opportunity you're basically denied on 2. Some scenic par 3's (5 and 8), all though tee box setup on either hole 3 or 8 could be changed a bit since both holes play at identical yardages now. The par 3's currently play (from blue tees) 135, 165, 165, and 195 yards, so changing one of these holes to something around 150 or 180 would give the player 4 different club choices on each of the par 3's. I'd give this course 4 or 4.5 stars since it is in really nice shape and well-maintained even if the layout is half par 3 course compared to a standard one. Mow that stupid area on 2 and I'd give 5 stars because the conditioning and green complexes are 10 steps above anything else the Fargo Park district puts out at any of its other tracks.
The new golf simulators look awesome!
Great course to kill a few hours and make sure to hit the 9 Iron afterwards.
Nice, smaller venue with very inviting atmosphere; staff is the best you can find anywhere: very attentive and friendly.
Great for one to one meetings or quiet/intimate encounters.
Really long course. Rude staff. Poor spacing of golfers. We were a 4 some with two new golfers. They claim to be a family friendly course. We came after 6:30 on a Saturday night so we wouldn't be rushed. They scheduled one golfer, two twosomes and one golfer following us and then complained that they were behind a walking 4some. Hole 7 had over 49 geese and poop all over the fairway and the green. Never met such rude golfers or course staff. It really is not much to write home about. Plenty of other courses to choose from. Don't come here.
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