Compare local golf courses around Bismarck and Mandan, with course settings, addresses and visitor guidance. Use each course’s official link to ask about tee times.
Book a round on a public 18-hole course with tree-lined fairways near the Missouri River.
Riverwood is a par-72 public course on the Missouri River floodplain. Wide fairways, mature trees and wildlife give the round a parkland setting. Its driving range and practice greens offer shorter practice visits, while the clubhouse provides rental equipment and course services.
18-hole, par-72 course
Driving range and practice greens
Rental clubs and carts
Public tee-time booking
Good to know before you go
Getting there: Use the Riverwood Drive clubhouse address and the golf-course parking area. Follow course instructions for check-in and practice-area access.
Reserve a tee time and check current green fees, rentals and weather restrictions. Winter recreation is offered separately when conditions allow; do not assume the golf course is open during snow season.
Checked 2026-10-09. Source. Fees, seasons and conditions change, so confirm before you head out.
Play a shorter public 18-hole course with mature trees and views in central Bismarck.
Tom O’Leary is a par-69 course with several tee options and a central Bismarck setting. Practice greens and an outdoor practice area make it useful for working on individual skills as well as playing a full round. The pro shop offers club and cart rentals for visitors who need equipment.
18-hole, par-69 course
Putting and chipping greens
Practice area
Rental clubs and carts
Good to know before you go
Getting there: Use the clubhouse address on North Washington Street and check in with the course before starting a round.
Book a tee time and check the current fees and seasonal opening status. The operator says the outdoor practice area can be used free with your own golf balls; this does not imply that a full round is free.
Checked 2026-10-09. Source. Fees, seasons and conditions change, so confirm before you head out.
