Rose Creek Golf Course

Rose Creek Golf Course is an eighteen-hole public course woven through the Rose Creek residential community in south Fargo, North Dakota, and operated by the Fargo Park District. It was designed by Colorado-based architect Richard M. Phelps, ASGCA, and opened in 1992. The layout is defined by water and sand, with hazards and bunkering in play on most of its holes, framed by generous landing areas and large bentgrass greens that reward thoughtful positioning. Four sets of tees keep it accessible to beginners while still testing better players, and mature trees and neighboring homes give the round a parkland, community-course feel. As one of Fargo's newer municipal offerings, Rose Creek has become a popular everyday destination for local golfers and a reliable host for public leagues and outings across the season.