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Architect

Leo Johnson

4 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to Leo Johnson.

Courses on BogeyMap
4
States
2
Avg LooperScore
69.4
Highest rated
Riverwood Golf Course

Biography

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Where the work is: ND · MN

Courses on BogeyMap (4)

Public18 holes

Riverwood Golf Course

Bismarck, ND

Riverwood Golf Course is a public 18-hole championship facility with a par of 72 located in Bismarck, North Dakota. The course was designed by architect Leo Johnson and opened for play in 1969 on the Missouri River flood plain. Riverwood is a parkland-style course characterized by wide fairways lined with giant cottonwood trees. The layout measures 7,066 yards from the longest tees and includes various water hazards and bunkered greens. The property is home to abundant wildlife and offers scenic views of the surrounding river bottoms. The facility includes a pro shop, an outdoor driving range, and multiple practice greens. In the winter, the course is used for activities such as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Role: architect

Public27 holes

Geneva Golf Club

Alexandria, MN

Geneva Golf Club in Alexandria, MN, is a public course with 27 holes. Designed by Joel Goldstrand, it opened in 2000. It has water, bunkers and tree-lined fairways. The club was developed by the Thompson family.

Role: architect

Semi-private18 holes

Langdon Golf Club

Langdon, ND

Langdon Country Club is a private, nine-hole golf course located about two miles north of Langdon in northeastern North Dakota. Designed by Leo Johnson and built in 1975, the course plays to a par of 36 over roughly 3,007 yards with a slope rating of 110. It operates seasonally, opening in spring and closing in late October, and hosts member tournaments through the summer. The club is a fixture of the small farming community it serves.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Mayville Golf Club

Mayville, ND

Mayville Golf Club is a public 9-hole course in Mayville, North Dakota, founded in 1967 and designed by Leo Johnson, who routed several holes along the Goose River. The course plays to roughly 3,100 yards from the back tees at a par of 36. Its clubhouse, built in 1968-69, was fully remodeled in 2021. The club offers membership options alongside daily green fees and a driving range, and takes part in reciprocal play arrangements with nearby Hillsboro and Hope courses.

Role: architect