Tee Time Around Forks

King’s Walk Golf Course

5301 South Columbia Road, Grand Forks // KingsWalk.org

King’s Walk is where prairie meets prestige. Designed by Arnold Palmer and opened in 2002, this 18‑hole PGA Signature Course stretches over 7,200 yards of rolling, links‑style terrain inspired by Scotland and Ireland. Four sets of tees make the course enjoyable for every skill level and the King’s Walk Pro Shop keeps golfers equipped with essential gear, apparel, and accessories. Eagle’s Crest Grill, located in the clubhouse, is a Southside favorite for dinner, drinks and sunset views over the greens.

Grand Forks Country Club

794 County Road 6, Grand Forks // GFCountryClub.com

If you’re looking for a course that tests your strategy and precision, the Grand Forks Country Club delivers. Its beautifully maintained 18‑hole Robert Bruce Harris design features thoughtful bunkering, smooth greens and subtle elevation changes that challenge experienced players while remaining approachable for beginners. The clubhouse offers comfortable amenities for relaxing after a round and the onsite five‑star restaurant adds an elevated dining experience with handcrafted dishes, drinks and scenic views that make any visit feel like a full day of leisure.

Lincoln Golf Course

250 Elks Drive, Grand Forks // LincolnGolf.org

Lincoln Golf Course is where history meets the river. Established in 1909, this storied 9‑hole layout is one of North Dakota’s oldest golf facilities and still carries the charm of its early‑20th‑century roots. Mature elm trees frame the fairways, bent‑grass greens roll smooth and true and the nearby Red River adds a scenic, peaceful backdrop that makes every swing feel memorable. The course’s approachable design, walkable layout and relaxed atmosphere make it a favorite for casual golfers, families and anyone who appreciates a classic course with timeless character.

Valley Golf Course

2407 River Road NW, East Grand Forks // ValleyGolfEGF.com

Across the river in East Grand Forks, Valley Golf Course offers 18 holes of rolling terrain, mature trees and beautifully manicured fairways that create a scenic and enjoyable round from start to finish. The layout provides a balanced challenge for all skill levels, with thoughtful hole designs that keep experienced golfers engaged while still feeling fun and approachable for casual players. The clubhouse enhances the experience with a well‑stocked pro shop, full bar and spacious banquet facilities ideal for tournaments, league nights or simply celebrating a great round with friends.

Larimore Golf Course

3560 18th Avenue NE, Larimore // GolfLarimoreND.com

Larimore Golf Course is a picturesque 9‑hole, par‑36 layout about 25 miles west of Grand Forks, set among rolling prairie hills that give it a surprisingly dynamic feel for a small‑town course. Built in 1959, it’s one of North Dakota’s long‑established community courses, known for elevated tee boxes, sloped greens and a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere shaped by decades of local stewardship. Nestled near the Larimore Dam & Recreation Area, the course offers scenic views, a peaceful setting and a classic rural‑North‑Dakota golf experience.

Northwood Golf Course

368 37th Street NE, Northwood // Website

Located 35 miles southwest of Grand Forks, Northwood Golf Course offers a laid‑back rural golf experience with wide‑open prairie views and a course design that’s approachable for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features straightforward fairways, gentle doglegs and smooth, easy‑to‑read greens, making it a favorite for casual rounds, quick evening play and beginners learning the game. Its friendly clubhouse, affordable rates and consistently well‑kept conditions have helped it become a reliable go‑to spot for both local residents and golfers from the surrounding region looking for a relaxed, enjoyable round.

Golf days deserve a finish that’s every bit as fun as the final putt. And in Greater Grand Forks, that means settling in with good friends, great food and a perfectly chilled beverage. After your round, you’ll find plenty of welcoming spots where you can relax, enjoy a marvelous meal, sip something cold and replay every memorable moment from the day.

Eagle’s Crest Grill

5301 South Columbia Road, Grand Forks // EaglesCrestGrill.com

Eagle’s Crest overlooks the scenic King’s Walk Golf Course and brings a fresh, elevated twist to the classic clubhouse restaurant. It’s an inviting spot whether you’re planning a quiet dinner for two or a lively celebration with friends. The menu is packed with favorites, from appetizers and hearty steaks to seafood, pasta, sandwiches, burgers and wraps. If you’re craving top‑tier fried walleye, this is the place locals rave. With full bar service and the grandest Sunday brunch buffet in Forks, Eagle’s Crest is a can’t‑miss stop all week long.

Up North Pizza Pub

314 4th Street NW, East Grand Forks // UpNorthPizzaPub.com

Italians may have been the inventors but Minnesotans are the ones who perfected it and when it comes to pies that are molto delizioso, Up North really takes the cake. After a day on the greens, this place hits the sweet spot with comfort classics like mac and cheese, sandwiches and apps but it’s their flavor-packed pizzas that truly steal the show. With 40 beers on tap, it’s also the perfect place to raise a glass and relive your best swings of the day.

The Parrot’s Cay

1149 36th Avenue South, Grand Forks // Facebook

The Cay is a laid‑back local staple where bold flavors meet beach‑bar energy and it absolutely delivers when you’re hungry after 18. Their legendary Shark Wings are the star attraction and so fly, they landed on BuzzFeed’s “Top Ten Wings to Try Before You Die.” If you’re looking to go all‑in, the Bayou Sampler is a Southern‑style spread loaded with crawdads, grilled shrimp and fried alligator bites. It’s the kind of platter that feels right at home with Jimmy Buffett tunes and sand‑bar vibes filling the room. For golfers who love flavor as much as fairways, The Cay brings the Gulf Coast to the Great Plains – no plane ticket required.

The Hub Pub

205 North 3rd Street, Grand Forks // HubPubGFND.com

The Hub has that easygoing, hometown comfort that makes it a natural stop after a day out on the course. Right in the heart of downtown, this local haunt keeps things simple in the best way: cold drinks, hearty plates and a crowd that feels like regulars even if you’re walking in for the first time. Their menu leans into comfort with juicy burgers, stacked sandwiches, crisp flatbreads, loaded poutine, saucy traditional wings, plus a rotation of entrée specials that keep things fresh and flavorful after 18 holes.

The Blue Moose Bar & Grill

507 2nd Street NW, East Grand Forks // TheBlueMoose.net

Blue Moose Bar & Grill brings big flavor and even bigger personality that’s the perfect vibe after a day on the course. Wrapped in knotty pine and neon glow, this cozy‑eclectic hangout serves up inventive dishes that keep golfers coming back. Signature favorites range from pan‑fried fresh walleye and sweet ’n’ sassy BBQ ribs to the decadent PBEB (peanut butter, egg and bacon) burger and their bold Bourbon Street pasta loaded with Cajun flair. And when it’s time to kick back, the Back 40 Bar – home to 40 tap beers – is where you can relax and let loose your inner Moose.