Kenmare, ND
51400 436th Ave NW, Kenmare, ND 58746
About this course
Kenmare Country Club is a public, 9-hole golf course in Kenmare, North Dakota, dating to 1917. The par-34 layout spans about 2,684 yards across roughly 72 acres, offering a historic, small-town course that has served the Ward County community for more than a century. Its clubhouse and grounds host regular local play including men's and women's league nights.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
68.3
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Kenmare Golf Club, by true distance.
Mohall Country Club
Mohall, ND · 27 mi away
Mohall Country Club is a public nine-hole golf course located northwest of Mohall. The course was built in 1982 and features well-groomed fairways and greens that offer challenging play for golfers of various skill levels. The layout measures 2,570 yards with a par of 34. The facility includes a driving range, a putting green, and a chipping area for practice. The clubhouse serves as a social hub for the community and offers cart and club rentals during the regular season.
Prairie Rose Golf Course
Stanley, ND · 28 mi away
Stanley Golf Club, now known as Prairie Rose Golf Course, is a 9-hole facility that first opened in 1930. The course features grass greens and watered fairways located on the north side of town. It plays to a par of 36 and offers a maximum distance of 2,973 yards. The club hosts special tournaments and weekly league nights throughout the summer season.
Gateway Cities Golf Club
Portal, ND · 31 mi away
Gateway Cities Golf Club in Portal is uniquely situated directly on the international border between the United States and Canada. Established in 1930, the nine hole course features a clubhouse and first tee box in the U.S. while most other holes are located on Canadian soil. The ninth hole is the most famous as the tee box is in Canada and the green is in the U.S. which creates a time zone difference during certain times of the year. The course uses sand greens and measures approximately 2,745 yards. The facility serves members from both Saskatchewan and North Dakota and has been featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not for its international layout.
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