Medicine Hole Golf Course

Medicine Hole Golf Course is a 3,290-yard course in Killdeer, ND — the 13th-longest course on record in North Dakota.

Medicine Hole Golf Course is in Killdeer, the Dunn County seat in western North Dakota near the Killdeer Mountains. The Killdeer Mountains — actually a series of buttes rising sharply from the surrounding badlands — are among the most distinctive landscape features of western North Dakota, and the Medicine Hole historic site nearby has sacred significance in Plains Native American traditions. The surrounding Dunn County landscape of oil wells, badlands, and prairie reflects the western North Dakota energy economy that has shaped the region since the Bakken formation's development.