Best golf courses in Montana.

Eureka, MT

Wilderness Club in Eureka, Montana, opened in 2009 in the Tobacco Valley near the Canadian border, about 10 miles from British Columbia. Nick Faldo designed it with Brian Curley on a 545-acre property of Rocky Mountain woodland, wetland and open meadow. The course plays to a par 72 at just over 7,200 yards and moves between distinctly different settings, with holes cut through stands of pine and larch, others running along wetland and open ground with mountain views in every direction. Fairways are generous, the bunkering is large-scale, and the greens are big enough to handle the elevation and wind. The setting is remote, the season is short, and the course is quiet even in summer, which is part of the appeal. It is a resort course with lodging on site and open to public play.

Anaconda, MT

Nicklaus design on a historic copper-smelting Superfund site

Kalispell, MT

Andy North design with links front and river back in the Flathead Valley

Big Sky, MT

Big Sky Resort Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Big Sky, Montana, originally designed by Arnold Palmer and built in the early 1970s. It sits at 6,500 feet in elevation along the West Fork of the Gallatin River, with views of Lone Peak from the course. The layout has been updated several times since it opened. From the back tees it measures 6,800 yards with a course rating of 71.7 and a slope of 133.

Missoula, MT

Dramatic canyon golf along the Clark Fork River in Missoula

Whitefish, MT

Classic 1935 layout with Big Mountain and Whitefish Lake views

Last verified 2026-09-17

Ennis, MT

Madison Meadows Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-36 public course in Ennis, Montana, operating since 1982. The layout spans about 3,200 yards in the scenic Madison Valley of Madison County. It serves as a hometown course for local families while also drawing golfers from across Montana visiting the area's recreational attractions. The course offers seasonal passes and standard daily green fees for both nine- and eighteen-hole play.

Kalispell, MT

Arnold Palmer remodel with Glacier National Park views in Kalispell

Whitefish, MT

Whitefish Lake Golf Club's South Course is an 18-hole public layout in Whitefish, Montana, with golf on the site dating back to the 1920s. The original nine holes were completed with WPA funding in the 1930s, on land that doubled as an emergency aircraft landing site. Architect John Steidel shaped the North course in the early 1980s and returned about a decade later to renovate the Mountain nine and add a new loop, creating the South course, which opened around 1994. The club plays to a par of 72 with a rating near 71.6.

Bozeman, MT

Cottonwood Hills Golf Club is a public golf facility in Bozeman, Montana, offering a 27-hole championship complex plus a 9-hole executive course. The par-72 championship layout, designed by Robert C. Quick and opened in 1986, stretches to more than 7,000 yards from the back tees. Established in 1984, the club sits in the Gallatin Valley and offers multiple tee options for players of all levels, including a shorter executive course for beginners and short-game practice.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Sidney, MT

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.

Deer Lodge, MT

Deer Park Golf Course is a semi-private, 9-hole golf course open to the public in Deer Lodge, Montana. First opened for play in 1957, the course plays 3,200 yards to a par of 36 with Mount Powell as a backdrop. Two streams and three ponds bring water into play on all nine holes, and the course features slag bunkers associated with an early design experiment by Jack Nicklaus.

Last verified 2026-09-17

East Glacier Park, MT

Glacier Park Lodge Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-36 course in East Glacier Park, Montana, built by the Great Northern Railway in 1928 alongside the historic Glacier Park Lodge. Named "Oom-coo-ska-pes-che," or Big Green Blanket, by Blackfeet Chief Earl Old Person, it is the oldest grass-greens golf course in Montana, with each hole named for a former chief of the Blackfeet Nation. The course sits just outside Glacier National Park and offers mountain views across undulating greens and wide fairways. It remains a seasonal amenity of the historic lodge.

Columbia Falls, MT

Meadow Lake Golf Resort is an 18-hole resort course in Columbia Falls, Montana, situated in the northern Flathead Valley between Whitefish and Columbia Falls. The layout was renovated and extended by architect Dick Phelps during the 1980s to 6,703 yards, playing to a par of 72. It sits about ten minutes from Glacier Park International Airport. The resort setting includes views typical of the Flathead Valley's mountain terrain.

Bozeman, MT

Bridger Creek Golf Course is a public course at the base of the Bridger Mountains in Bozeman, Montana, about ten minutes from downtown. It was designed by Mac Hunter, with the front nine debuting in the early 1980s following discussions between developers Dane Gamble, Rex Easton, and Paul Boylan. The back nine was added later as a revision to the original design. The course has hosted U. S. Amateur qualifiers along with numerous state and regional tournaments.

Anaconda, MT

Anaconda Country Club is a golf course in Anaconda, Montana, with roots dating to the formation of a golf club there by 1900, one year after Montana's first course opened in Butte. The club was formally established in 1915, making it one of the state's oldest. It offers 9 holes with multiple tee configurations that create an 18-hole feel, with Mill Creek and three man-made ponds coming into play. The course operates as a semi-private, regulation-style facility with a typical Montana golf season.

Seeley Lake, MT

Double Arrow Resort Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 resort course in Seeley Lake, Montana, part of the Double Arrow Lodge. Designed by Ed Bezanson, the course opened with nine holes in 1994, with a second nine added in 2001, and plays roughly 6,500 yards from the back tees. Set among rolling hills and mature ponderosa pines with views of the Swan and Mission mountain ranges, the par-5 15th is the signature hole, featuring an elevated tee and island green.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Fairmont, MT

Fairmont Hot Springs Resort Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 resort course in Anaconda (Fairmont), Montana, opened in 1974 at the base of the Pintler Mountains. The course plays from 5,200 to 6,762 yards and includes the "mile-high, mile-long" par-5 5th hole and Montana's largest green, a three-tiered, 10,000-square-foot putting surface on the 3rd hole. Five ponds cross the 150-acre layout, and the course has hosted Montana State Golf Association events including the Women's State Amateur, the Men's Mid-Amateur and the State Seniors Tournament.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Big Sky, MT

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Great Falls, MT

Eagle Falls Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 public golf course in Great Falls, Montana, owned by the city and operated by CourseCo. The course opened in 1953 as the nine-hole Veterans' Memorial Golf Course, expanded to 18 holes as R.O. Speck Golf Course, and was renamed Eagle Falls in 2001 following a redesign by Les Furber of Golf Design Services. It plays to 6,571 yards from the back tees and is one of the city's two municipal courses alongside Anaconda Hills.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Helena, MT

Fox Ridge Golf Course is an 18-hole public championship course on nearly 200 acres in the Helena Valley near Helena, Montana, designed by Rodney Meyers and open for more than 20 years. The layout plays to 6,619 yards and includes a large pond and numerous hazards, with views of the Sleeping Giant, Mount Helena and the Continental Divide. The facility also includes a separate par-3 course, a driving range and clubhouse restaurant.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Polson, MT

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Kalispell, MT

Village Greens Golf Course, also known as Village Green Golf Club, is a public 18-hole course in Kalispell, Montana, at 500 Palmer Drive in the Flathead Valley. It plays to a par of 70 across 6,401 yards, with a course rating of 70.4, according to the Montana State Golf Association. The layout offers generous fairways, true-rolling greens, and valley views, and the facility includes a pro shop, practice range, PGA instruction, men's league play, and Lum's 19th Hole & Deli.

Shelby, MT

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