Beowulf is on the southeast side of Minot, in the Bluffs neighborhood, in a natural setting, and is open to limited public play for the traveling golfer.

As a result of the 2011 flood and prior flooding, the Minot Country Club was relocated and renamed Beowulf to reflect the challenges overcome. The layout, by Jim Engh, is a risk/reward challenge over dramatic hillsides, through valleys, and along and over streams. There are back-to-back par-5s and par-3s, punchbowl greens, elevated tees, and blind shots. There are seven tee boxes from four sets of tees, ranging from 4,485 yards to 6,870 yards, with the Blue tees playing to 6,020 yards, 69.0/124, course/slope ratings.