Play golf on an Indian reservation, in an area so open and wild it could have been set aside as a state park. Instead, it's been transformed into a gorgeous golf course that remains open and wild. You will see elk, deer, moose, and an occasional black bear as you track down your little white ball. If you do well here, you might consider pressing your luck at the nearby casino. But you already knew that, didn't you?
$$ (Moderately Priced)Golf Course Statistics: 7,189 yards, par 72, slope 140 - designed by Gene Bates (2003). The season runs from April 1 to October 1. This is a resort course.
Circling Raven was created amid a unique blend of wetlands, grasslands and woodlands. At 7,189 yards, the par 72-championship layout meanders through 620 acres, only 100 representing cultivated ground. Wildlife is abundant, including elk, deer, moose and an occasional black bear.