Golf in Mitchell

Mitchell is the Davison County seat best known as the home of the Corn Palace, a remarkable building whose exterior is adorned each year with elaborate murals made entirely of South Dakota grain crops. The Corn Palace has drawn visitors since 1892 and remains one of the state's most visited attractions, and the annual mural change keeps visitors returning to see new designs honoring different aspects of South Dakota's farming and cultural history. Mitchell's position at the I-90 and US-281 crossroads makes it an important service center for south-central South Dakota. Mitchell's distinctive Corn Palace remains the state's most recognizable tourist landmark, and the city's multiple lodging and dining options serve the visitor traffic it generates.