More from Golf Outside the Box
Jul 5, 2016
Our July/August issue includes a feature on our quirkiest golf courses. We gathered several beautiful photos of the fine fairways, hazards and greens around our state. Here are some that didn't make the magazine.
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The Missouri River provides amazing scenery for Sutton Bay Golf Course's inland links-style course in Sully County. Photo by Gary Kellner. -
Several boulders etched with golf-related sayings decorate Hillsview Golf Course in Pierre. Photo by Nancy Gordon. -
Southern Hills Golf Course winds through the lower Black Hills just west of Hot Springs. Photo by Chad Coppess, S.D. Tourism. -
Lead Country Club, formerly owned by Homestake Mining Company, is one of the oldest courses in western South Dakota. Photo by Ed Osloond. -
Beresford's Bridges Golf Course, built on marshland, has nine bridges covering assorted water hazards. Photo by Kelly Knutson. -
Katie Bartlett takes a swing on Pierre's Hillsview Golf Course. Photo by Bob Grandpre. -
The land at Spring Creek Golf Course in southeast of Sioux Falls will eventually become part of Good Earth State Park. Photo by Christian Begeman. -
Elevated tee boxes at Lead Country Club overlook forest-lined meadows. Photo by Sam Quaintance.
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