Est. 1992
Why we love this place
We love a municipal course that punches above its price, and Prairie West does exactly that. Well-kept greens, four tees for every skill level, and a welcoming home for leagues and juniors. This is grassroots prairie golf serving its community the way it should.
Via North Dakota Tourism
About Prairie West Golf Course
Prairie West Golf Course is a municipal eighteen-hole layout in Mandan, North Dakota, operated by the city's parks and recreation department and open to the public. The course opened in 1992 and plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,681 yards from the longest tees, with four sets of tee boxes so golfers of every ability can find a comfortable challenge. Its identity leans into the region's agricultural and prairie heritage, and the club markets itself as a strong-value 'golfer's course' offering championship-quality greens and private-club conditioning at public prices. Prairie West anchors community golf in the Bismarck-Mandan area, hosting leagues, junior programs and its own Prairie West Open. A specific course architect is not documented in available records.
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