The Springfield Golf Club is a 9-hole layout known as the Pebble Beach of South Dakota. It rests on a bluff above the Missouri River at Lewis and Clark Lake. It's located in Springfield, about an hour west of Yankton and two 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 as it moves over a mix of rolling and level terrain with postage-stamp-sized greens. It features a special cabin clubhouse 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 are two sets of tees with the tips playing to 3,005 yards, 35.5/120, and course/slope ratings.