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Grand Forks sits at the confluence of the Red River and Red Lake River in the far northeast corner of North Dakota, where the land stretches out flat in every direction across what was once the floor of glacial Lake Agassiz. That geography shapes everything about golf here — wide open skies, prevailing winds that shift and strengthen across the prairies, and terrain where elevation change is measured in inches rather than feet. Plainsview's name is essentially a promise about what you'll find when you step onto the first tee.
As a public course in a mid-sized northern plains city, Plainsview serves as a genuine community asset — the kind of course where serious local golfers build their games and where weekend rounds are a summer ritual against a backdrop of big horizons. The short North Dakota season, running roughly May through October, gives the turf a chance to firm up nicely in the dry continental climate.
Without dramatic topography to lean on, a course like this lives or dies on its routing, green complexity, and how intelligently the designer used the wind as a de facto hazard. Plainsview at par 72 offers a full test, and on a breezy afternoon in Grand Forks, that can mean something entirely different than the yardage alone would suggest.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White/Blue · men | 6,665 | 71.8 | 122 | 72 |
| Red/Yellow · women | 5,360 | 70.7 | 118 | 72 |
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