FARGO — More of Fargo’s public golf courses and facilities are set to open this week, continuing with the driving range and practice facilities at Rose Creek at noon Monday.
The driving ranges at Edgewood and Osgood have already opened.
Here’s a glance at the remainder of the openings:
Rose Creek: All 18 holes open Tuesday with cart availability to be determined Monday. The driving range and practice facilities open at noon Monday.Osgood: The 9-hole course, 3-hole loop and practice facilities open Tuesday with cart availability to be determined Monday.Edgewood: Course and practice facilities open Tuesday with walking only until further notice. Prairiewood: Course opens Wednesday with walking only until further notice.El Zagal: Course opens Wednesday with walking only until further notice.
In Moorhead, Village Green and The Meadows have already opened for play.
The Fargo Park District reported 8,894 no-show rounds in 2025. While 73% of Fargo golfers indicated in a 2025 survey they would agree with a no-show policy, the Park District will not be charging a fee this season for no-shows. However, all cancellations and player-count changes must be made at least two hours before a scheduled tee time to avoid a violation.
A tee-time violation may occur in one of two situations: when no players arrive for a reserved tee time and it was not canceled at least 2 hours in advance, or when fewer players arrive than were reserved and the reservation was not adjusted at least 2 hours in advance, the Park District said.
After two tee-time violations during the golf season, the account used to make the reservation will lose online booking privileges for the remainder of the season. At that point, tee times may only be booked by phone and must be prepaid at the time of booking.
This season, tee time reservations made through ForeUp will also be supported by Noteefy. Reminder notifications will be sent 48 hours, 24 hours, and 3 hours before the scheduled tee time via email and text. Confirming your reservation will negate future notifications.
Cancellations may be made by responding to the original ForeUp reservation, via Noteefy reminders or by calling the golf shop directly. Player-count modifications can be made through the account used to book the reservation or by calling the golf shop directly.
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