The Springfield Golf club is 9 hole layout known as the Pebble Beach of South Dakota as it's resting on a bluff above the Missouri River at the Lewis and Clark Lake. It's located in Springfield about an hour west of Yankton and 2 hours southwest of Sioux Falls just north of the Nebraska state line.

The layout's fairways are defined by trees with a modest amount of sand bunkers and water hazards in play as it moves over a mix of rolling and level terrain with postage stamp-sized greens. It features a special cabin clubhouse sitting on a hill overlooking the River with views for miles. The course was built in the mid-1980s by the locals who also help maintain it today. There's two sets of tees with the tips playing to 3,005 yards, 35.5/120, course/slope ratings.