Golfing in Fargo
Public golf in Fargo, North Dakota consists of five unique courses for all skill levels – including two 18-hole courses and three 9-hole courses. We believe golf should be accessible to all – regardless of skill level and years of experience. That’s why we’ve developed courses like Edgewood and Rose Creek that can challenge even the most experienced golfers, and rolled out offerings like El Zagal for beginners looking to get some early rounds under their golf belts.
We believe there’s a Fargo public golf course for everyone, and are happy to provide resources to help you find the one that’s best for you. Explore our list of courses below or use our course finder to see which is the best for you. Get in touch with our team if you have any questions related to your upcoming round of golf.
Our Public Golf Courses
We are home to five public golf courses in Fargo, ND. Learn more about the links by clicking the links.
North Fargo
Edgewood Golf Course
Fairways lined with trees, views of the river, and thrills for all levels of golfers.
18 Holes | Par 71
South Fargo
Rose Creek Golf Course
Water and bunkers on 16 of the 18 holes on this challenging but entertaining course.
18 Holes | Par 71
Southwest Fargo
Osgood Golf Course
Rolling hills, native grasses, and wide fairways are the flagship of this course.
9 Holes | Par 33
Central Fargo
Prairiewood Golf Course
Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, featuring mature trees and gorgeous ponds.
9 Holes | Par 32
North Fargo
El Zagal Golf Course
A great place for beginners, with no hazards or trick-shot holes – and foot golf available!
9 Holes | Par 27
Find The Right Golf Course For You
We’ve developed a Course Finder to make it easier for golfers to see which courses check all their boxes. Whether you’re searching for the best views, the most rigorous round, or a place with a “19th hole” to grab a drink afterwards – this tool is for you. We can’t wait to hear how your next round at one of our public golf courses goes!
FAQs – Fargo Golf
You have questions and we (probably) have answers. Here are some commonly-fielded questions from our golf instructors and pro shop members related to golfing at our Fargo courses.
Our courses are generally open at dawn and closed at dusk, because that’s when the best golf happens. Hours vary by course, so make sure to keep an eye on each course’s specific page for hours or call ahead to make sure you are teeing off at the right time.
You can book tee-times by visiting FargoGolf.net and clicking the “Book Tee-Time” button or in-person at the pro-shop. Tee-times open up online at 6:00 am, three days in advance. Don’t wait too long, tee-times fill fast!
Don't see a tee time that fits your schedule? CLICK HERE to join the Tee Time Waitlist!
Life happens, we get it. If you can’t make your tee time, just give us a heads up at least 2 hours in advance. Our courses stay busy, and a quick cancellation or update helps open that spot up for someone else who’s ready to play.
You’ll get reminder notifications 48 hours and 24 hours before your tee time through our booking system, so you’ve got plenty of chances to make changes if your plans shift. You can cancel or adjust your player count through your booking, the reminder messages, or by calling the golf shop. Please note that changes are not accepted by email or voicemail.
If no one shows up for a reservation (a “no-show”), or fewer players show up than booked without updating it ahead of time (a “short-show”), it counts as a violation. We’re not charging fees for this, but after two violations in a season, online booking privileges will be turned off for the rest of the year. At that point, tee times can still be booked by phone, but they must be prepaid.
We are keeping things fair so more golfers can get out and play. CLICK HERE if you would like to review the full policy.
We have rates and options for every type of golfer, whether you play once a season or multiple times a week. Check out each specific course page for up-to-date pricing, including discounts for juniors, seniors, and season passes.
Nope! Not at Edgewood, El Zagal, Rose Creek, or Prairiewood at least. But don't worry, we have plenty of carts for you to borrow for your round.
Osgood does allow private carts, however, there is a $350 trail fee for the 2025 season.
Yes, and they’re the best deal if you golf regularly. We have options for every type of golfer: 5-fore-1 (play all five courses), 3-fore-1 (play all three par-3 courses), and individual course season passes. You can choose from adult, household, junior and senior passes. Season pass holders get unlimited golf specific to that pas and the bragging rights of never paying green fees again. Visit the Golf Pass Pricing page, pick the pass that fits your game and get swinging!
Absolutely! Whether you are a total newbie or just want to stop slicing into the trees, we have instructors who can help. Private lessons, group clinics, and junior programs are all available. You can find more information on the Leagues and Lessons page.
We’re not a country club, but let’s keep it respectable! Shirts and shoes are required (yes, we have to say that). Golf attire is encouraged, but as long as you’re comfortable and presentable, you’re good to go.
Yes! Rose Creek, Edgewood, and Osgood all have full-service restaurants and bars on-site. Prairiewood and El Zagal have clubhouses with limited snacks and drinks available. Oh and no outside alcohol allowed – state laws and all that.
You bet. We have leagues for all skill levels and interests. Whether you’re looking for some friendly competition, a weekly night out with your friends, or a serious challenge, check out the Golf Leagues page for more information.
Yes! We are all about getting the next generation into the game and offer a robust junior golf program. For young golfers ages 5 to 12, we offer fun, instructional programs to help young golfers learn the fundamentals of the game. These programs focus on skill development, course etiquette, and most importantly, having fun on the course. We also offer the Discover Junior Golf Tour, which was created to give junior golfers (ages 7-18) a competitive golf experience. Players compete in individual stroke play tournaments with four-levels of competition based on age. The Discover Junior Golf Tour is a great way to test skills, gain experience, make friends and have fun on the course. Learn more about our junior golf programs by visiting the Junior Golf page.