White Mountain Golf Course

Kemmerer, WY · 68 mi away

Fossil Island Golf Course is a nine-hole public course in Kemmerer, Wyoming, sited along the Hams Fork River. The course traces its origins to 1920 and was later shaped by golf course architect Richard M. Phelps. The layout plays to a par of 36 and stretches roughly 3,480 yards, a modest length that still poses challenges given its riverside setting and the natural terrain around the Hams Fork valley. The course is operated by the town of Kemmerer and is open to the public, with a seasonal schedule generally running from spring through fall. A pro shop handles green fees, cart and club rentals, and seasonal passes.

Vernal, UT · 84 mi away

Dinaland Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Vernal, Utah, near Dinosaur National Monument. It opened in 1950 as a nine-hole course, and a second nine was added in 1993 to bring it to its current par-72 layout of about 6,773 yards, designed by Jim Macphilmomy. Trees line the open fairways, water hazards including ponds and streams come into play on several holes, and the course offers views of Split Mountain. The par-4 signature 12th hole plays between lakes on both sides of the fairway to a well-bunkered green.

Lander, WY · 86 mi away

Lander Golf Club is a public, 18-hole golf course in Lander, Wyoming, that opened in 1933 and sits at an elevation of about 5,600 feet, among the highest courses in the state. The layout, which measures roughly 6,574 yards with a slope of 123, is framed by surrounding mountains and local wildlife. The club has recently reordered its nines and continues to operate as a full-service public golf facility.