About this course
Olive Glenn Golf and Country Club lies in the Big Horn Basin at Cody, Wyoming, with the surrounding mountains visible from the fairways.
The course was built by architect Bob Baldock and opened for play on June 23, 1970, when PGA Tour pro Billy Casper hit the ceremonial first drive. It is a par-72, 18-hole layout that plays to about 6,880 yards from the back markers over open, rolling fairways.
Olive Glenn operates semi-private, open to the public alongside its membership, with a pro shop, driving range and a restaurant that stays open year-round. The course itself runs seasonally, from April through early November.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mountain West
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,880
Established
1970
LooperScore
73.0
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