Golf Course Homes for Sale in Fargo-Moorhead

Find homes for sale on and near Fargo-Moorhead golf courses — Rose Creek, Edgewood, The Meadows, Oxbow and more. Each listing scored by its distance to the fairways. Call (701) 205-5517.

Golf-Course Markets

Pick your city to see homes for sale near its courses, scored and sorted closest-first.

Casselton, ND — Homes near Cottonwood.
Fargo, ND — Homes near Rose Creek, Edgewood and more.
Hawley, MN — Homes near Hawley.
Mapleton, ND — Homes near Maple River.
Moorhead, MN — Homes near The Meadows, Village Green and more.
West Fargo, ND — Homes near Osgood, Prairiewood and more.

Every Fargo-Moorhead Golf Course

Cottonwood Golf Club (Public) — Casselton, ND · $ Value to play
Edgewood Golf Course (Public) — Fargo, ND · $$ Moderate to play
El Zagal Par 3 Golf Course (Public) — Fargo, ND · $ Value to play
Fargo Country Club (Private) — Fargo, ND · $$$$ Luxury to play
Hawley Golf and Country Club (Public) — Hawley, MN · $ Value to play
Leonard Country Club (Semi-Private) — Leonard, ND · $ Value to play
Maple River Golf Club (Semi-Private) — Mapleton, ND · $$ Moderate to play
Moorhead Country Club (Private) — Moorhead, MN · $$$ Premium to play
Osgood Golf Course (Public) — Fargo, ND · $$ Moderate to play
Oxbow Country Club (Private) — Oxbow, ND · $$$$ Luxury to play
Prairiewood Golf Course (Public) — Fargo, ND · $$ Moderate to play
Rose Creek Golf Course (Public) — Fargo, ND · $$ Moderate to play
The Meadows (Public) — Moorhead, MN · $$ Moderate to play
Village Green Golf Course (Public) — Moorhead, MN · $$ Moderate to play

What It Costs to Play — Value to Luxury

Every Fargo-Moorhead course ranked by what it costs to play or join — public pay-per-round through the exclusive private clubs. Membership cost only, separate from home prices.

Value ($) — Cheapest to play — public, pay-per-round

Moderate ($$) — Mid-range season pass — not cheap, not luxury

Premium ($$$) — Private members' club

Moorhead

Luxury ($$$$) — Exclusive private — membership by application

Fargo
Oxbow

Why Buy a Golf-Course Home?

Open Views & Green Space — Fairway frontage means protected sightlines, mature landscaping, and no rooftop staring back at you.
Walk to the First Tee — On-course and adjacent homes put a round of golf — and often a clubhouse and trails — a cart ride from the door.
Limited, Held-Value Lots — Only so many homes can border a course. That scarcity has historically supported resale value in golf communities.

Golf-Course Homes FAQ

How do I know if a home really backs up to a golf course?

Listing descriptions aren't always precise — 'golf course' gets used as a selling phrase even when a home is blocks away. Our search measures every listing to the actual course boundary and gives it a Fairway Score, so a home that truly borders the fairways is easy to tell from one that's simply nearby.

Does a 'golf-course home' always back up to the course?

No. Some listings use the phrase loosely. We score each home by its distance to the nearest course boundary — On the Course, Chip Shot, Cart Ride, or Short Drive — so you can separate homes with a real course relationship from ones that are just in the area.

Will I have golf balls landing in my yard?

Possibly. Homes along fairways, especially near tee boxes and greens, see more errant shots than homes set back from play. The specific hole and where the home sits matter more than simply being on the course, so it's worth walking the lot before you buy.

Can a golf course be redeveloped or changed later?

Potentially — a course isn't automatically protected from future change. Before you assume the view stays put, check the course's ownership, zoning, and any development plans or restrictions. We're glad to help you look into it.

What should I check before buying a golf-course home?

Look past the view: property lines and easements, drainage, HOA rules, cart-path and maintenance access, morning mower noise, privacy, and exactly what sits behind the lot. We'll walk the course-side details with you before you write an offer.

Which Fargo-Moorhead cities have golf-course homes?

Fargo and Moorhead have the most, with courses woven into the neighborhoods. Casselton, Mapleton and Hawley are small golf towns built around a single course, and West Fargo homes on the southwest edge sit near Osgood and Prairiewood.

Are golf-course homes more expensive?

Not automatically. The premium varies with the course, the home's position on it, the view, lot size, and condition — a lot over a quiet back nine may carry little premium, while frontage on the water and fairways can command a lot. Call (701) 205-5517 for a specific comparison.

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Modern Market REALTORS® — Jim Christl (Broker) & Shannon Barnum (Associate Broker). Serving Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo, Horace, Detroit Lakes, and Minnesota lake country. Call (701) 205-5517.