Public · 18 holes
Glendive Country Club
Glendive, MT
About this course
A golf course located in Glendive. Further details to be added from other sources.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mountain West
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
67.0
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Design & architects
- Frank James, architect
- John Steidel, architect
- Robert Muir Graves, architect
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Sidney Country Club
Sidney, MT · 48 mi away
Sidney Country Club is an 18-hole, semi-private golf course on the west edge of Sidney, Montana, along Highway 16N. The club traces its origins to 1926, when Richland County residents opened a nine-hole course after a decade of local efforts, with construction directed by a North Dakota golf figure. It plays to a par of 72 today and hosts the American Petroleum Institute's annual golf tournament. The club includes a restaurant alongside its golf operations.
Richland County Golf Club
Sidney, MT · 48 mi away
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Bully Pulpit Golf Course
Medora, ND · 60 mi away
Bully Pulpit Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 resort course near Medora, North Dakota, in the Badlands along the Little Missouri River. Designed by architect Dr. Michael Hurdzan and opened in 2005 (with an earlier 2004 partial opening), the course plays up to 7,166 yards and takes its name from Theodore Roosevelt's description of the presidency as a "bully pulpit." Its closing stretch of holes 14 through 16 moves through open Badlands terrain, and the course was named USA Today's #1 Best Golf Course in 2025.
Last verified 2026-09-17
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