Medicine Hole Golf Course

Medicine Hole Golf Course is a nine-hole course in Killdeer, North Dakota, in the shadow of the Killdeer Mountains, played as eighteen with two trips around the loop. From the Blue tees the full round plays to a par 72 at 6,358 yards.

The course was built in 2004 by architect Jim Engh, and its greens are considered to be the envy of the state. The club is operated by the Dunn County Golf Association and is open to the public, with memberships, leagues, youth programs, tournaments and company outings.

The clubhouse serves food with a view from the patio, hosts private parties, and carries a wide selection of merchandise. The shop also builds and repairs clubs, from re-gripping and re-shafting to designing a whole new set.

10352 2nd St. SW, Killdeer, ND 58640. Pro shop: (701) 764-GOLF.