About this course
Linton Country Club is a scenic nine-hole golf course tucked along Beaver Creek on the west side of Linton. The course is recognized for having the longest fairway in North Dakota on its third hole. The layout is built on hills carved by the creek and offers a challenging experience for all skill levels. The clubhouse provides a full bar and food options such as burgers and pizzas. The facility is open to the public and allows for play from the last snow melt until the first frost.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1950
LooperScore
68.3
Your score
Pro
Pro scores every course against your own game and taste. See BogeyMap Pro
Design & architects
No design attribution recorded for this course yet.
Golfer reviews
No published golfer reviews yet. Nothing here is scraped or invented, reviews come from signed-in golfers and are screened before publication.
Golf trails
BogeyMap Pro keeps your want-to-play list and tracks what you've played.
Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Linton Country Club, by true distance.
Zeeland Golf Club
Zeeland, ND · 28 mi away
Zeeland Golf Club is a small golf course located in Zeeland, North Dakota, a rural McIntosh County community. Little detailed course information is publicly documented beyond its location, consistent with the modest, small-town municipal and community courses common in this part of southern North Dakota. It serves local golfers in the Zeeland area.
Steele Golf Club
Steele, ND · 43 mi away
The course in Steele, North Dakota operates as Cottonwood Golf Course (also Cottonwood Golf Club), a public 9-hole, par-35, USGA-certified course located about three miles west of town on Highway 10. No tee times are required. The clubhouse houses a pro shop and concessions, with cart and equipment rentals available. Weekly men's and ladies' nights run through the summer, and the course serves the Steele and Kidder County area as its primary public golf facility.
Riverwood Golf Course
Bismarck, ND · 45 mi away
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.
If you liked Linton Country Club
Pro finds courses like this one and tells you why — same architect, same setting, same character. See BogeyMap Pro