Apple Creek Country Club

Apple Creek Country Club, a private 18-hole, par-72 links course in North Dakota, United States, opened in 1948 and plays to 6,807 yards from the blue tees. Apple Creek runs throughout the property alongside native trees, shaping the layout at every turn. Hole 9 is a standout: players must cross Apple Creek twice before reaching the approach to the largest green on the front nine. The club has hosted Dakota Tours Pro-Am tournaments. The clubhouse includes Boston's Bar & Grill, renovated and serving food and drink, with monthly dinner specials, a wings and beer special, and a burger and beer special. A Full Swing Golf Simulator, a pool area overlooking the course, a new deck, and a private room for approximately 25 guests round out the on-site amenities. A Golf Shop is also on site. Apple Creek Country Club is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in North Dakota.