I’ve heard so many wonderful things about this golf course but truly none of the words spoken to me could even come close to actually being there. Breath-taking, awesome raw power, capturing everything that makes this state of ours the best in the nation! This past week I had the pleasure of attending the North Dakota Petroleum Council’s annual meeting in Medora, ND. The golf tournament kicked off the event on Tuesday. I was more than happy to hop on a golf cart and cruise around the course taking pics. The course is set up to come to a crescendo at the last holes where the views are unreal. Along the way, you encounter an actual Hess oilwell on Hole 2, the Little Missouri River, a wooden bridge through a meadow type setting that is truly storybook-worthy! Here are a few pictures from an amazing day!
I am glad you enjoyed your time in our beautiful badlands. The course is truly stunning and challenges people’s opinions of North Dakota being a flat, boring farm state.
I am originally from California, but you could never get me to move from the badlands where we settled six years ago. The beauty of the area sucks you in.
I hope you are able to come back and golf again 🙂
Do you have any more photos from the ND Oil Event at Bully Pulpit? Thanks.
Tony
Sorry I missed this Tony! Yes I do have more pictures, was there something you were looking for?
You should look into O&G photography in Western Canada. The oilsands in Northern Alberta is booming (similar to the Bakken) and could be a great opportunity for your business.
Yes, I think I should! I’ve always wanted to visit Alberta! 🙂