About this course
Dacotah Ridge Golf Club is located in southwestern Minnesota near Morton, on rolling prairie land a few miles from Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel. Designed by architect Rees Jones, the 18-hole course covers 240 acres and incorporates natural wetlands, the winding Wabasha Creek, and a 14-acre lake within its routing.
The layout stretches to 7,109 yards and is known for open prairie views, native fescue grasses, and firm playing conditions typical of southwestern Minnesota's terrain.
Dacotah Ridge is an enterprise of the Lower Sioux Indian Community and operates as a resort-style course with the Wabasha Creek Restaurant on site, seasonal rates, and packages tied to nearby lodging.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7,109
Established
2003
Course rating
74.5
Slope
139
LooperScore
77.4
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Highlights
- Links-style layout
- Minnesota River Valley views
- Dramatic bluff terrain
- Affordable green fees
Design & architects
- Jeffrey Brauer, architect
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