Covington Links Golf Course

North Sioux City, SD · 2.3 mi away

Two Rivers Golf Club, located in North Sioux City, South Dakota, has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s, originally known as the Elmwood Course of the Sioux City Boat Club. Designed by architect Leonard Macomber and built by Bill Adams and his crew in the early 1930s, the course is an inclusive public facility focused on providing a fun golf experience. The par-70 layout spans just over 6,000 yards, featuring mostly level ground. Oak and Ash trees border all fairways, many of which are narrow, presenting a stiff test for golfers who value accuracy. The greens, averaging 3500 sq feet, roll true with subtle undulations and are often guarded by championship-style bunkers. The rye/bluegrass fairways are typically 30 yards wide, with rough maintained at a playable height. Two Rivers offers a challenging yet enjoyable round, complemented by exceptional practice facilities and Trackman Simulator bays for year-round improvement, making it a comprehensive golf destination.

Sioux City, IA · 6.0 mi away

Green Valley Golf Course in Sioux City has served as a local recreational staple since its opening in 1963. The 18 hole layout was designed by architect David Gill and abuts the scenic Loess Hills region. The course is known for its rolling terrain and challenging greens which are protected by multiple bunkers and five water hazards. Spanning 7,085 yards from the longest tees, the par 72 facility hosts several prominent amateur tournaments including the City Championship and the Tri-State Masters. The property also features a driving range and banquet facilities to accommodate private outings and community events throughout the golf season.

Sioux City, IA · 6.9 mi away

Whispering Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 public course in Sioux City, Iowa. The Iowa Golf Association credits the design to Todd Sapp and Larry Franzen. Wide fairways, open prairie views and natural brome grass areas give the course its character. Five sets of tees range from 4,855 to 7,175 yards. The opening hole is a slight dogleg right with a downhill approach to a long green, while the second is a par 3 with a sloping, ridged putting surface and a hazard along the left side. The course hosted the 2006 Iowa State Amateur Championship and the 2009 Iowa State Four-Ball.