About this course
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.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1950
LooperScore
68.3
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Westhope Golf Club
Westhope, ND · 25 mi away
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Kenmare Golf Club
Kenmare, ND · 27 mi away
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Minot, ND · 35 mi away
Vardon Golf Club sits on the grounds of the former Minot Country Club in Minot, North Dakota, a course founded by local businessmen in 1928. The organizers brought in Tom Vardon, a club professional and runner-up at the 1903 British Open, to design the original front nine, which opened in 1929 and remains largely intact today. Severe flooding from the Souris River damaged the course in 2011, and new owners restored and reopened it to the public in 2013 under the Vardon name. The club has hosted the Western ND Charity Pro-Am, a regional professional event, since the early 1980s, and continues to operate as a public facility with clubhouse dining and league play.
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