Best golf courses in Wyoming.

Gillette, WY

Bell Nob Golf Course in Gillette opened in 1980 as part of a housing development and has been owned by Campbell County since 1989, so it is open to the public. The 18-hole, par 72 course is laid out in a figure-eight with wide, rolling fairways, few trees and very few flat lies, and it stretches past 7,000 yards from the back tees. Wind is a constant, antelope are common, and a 9-hole par 3 course called the Wee Nine sits alongside it.

Jackson, WY

Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club in Jackson, Wyoming, originated in 1963 when developer Paul McCollister commissioned architect Bob Baldock to lay out the original course. Laurance Rockefeller and the Grand Teton Lodge Company purchased the club in 1967 and brought in Robert Trent Jones Jr. to redesign it; the renovated course was completed in 1973 along the Gros Ventre River with the Teton Range as a backdrop. The course underwent further renovation in the 2000s and has hosted USGA Public Links Championships, remaining a public mountain-setting course known for its scenic views and championship pedigree.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Jackson, WY

Amangani Golf Links is associated with the Amangani resort perched on East Gros Ventre Butte above Jackson, Wyoming, overlooking the Snake River Valley and the Grand Tetons. Amangani itself is a luxury lodging property roughly ten minutes from the town of Jackson. Available sources describe the resort's dramatic mountain setting in detail but do not confirm specific golf course facts such as architect, opening year or yardage. As a result, this entry reflects only the confirmed location and resort setting.

Casper, WY

Three Crowns Golf Club is a public golf course in Casper, Wyoming, spanning 110 acres of maintained turf plus about 45 acres of natural grasses. The 18-hole course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and features Kentucky Bluegrass tees, fairways, and roughs with USGA-standard greens. A 13-acre practice facility supports the golf academy on site. The club hosts corporate and charity outings and includes a restaurant, The Refinery, along with event and wedding space. As a daily-fee public facility, tee times can be booked up to two weeks in advance, and the course accommodates leagues and tournaments throughout the season.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Rawlins, WY

Wyoming's high desert links gem

Last verified 2026-09-17

Riverton, WY

Riverton Country Club is an 18-hole course in Riverton, Wyoming, set against the open terrain of the Wind River region. The club combines its course with a restaurant and lounge, and it draws golfers from around the state for tournaments and outings. The course plays to a par of 72 and stretches over 7,000 yards from the championship tees, with bent grass greens and fairways. It hosts the annual Saltwater Classic pro-am, a U.S. Open local qualifier, and Wyoming Golf Association state events. Access is semi-private: the club sells memberships with unlimited golf and priority tee times, but outside golfers can also arrange rounds and outings by calling the golf shop. Carts and a driving range are available, and the club offers stay-and-play packages with area lodging.

Dubois, WY

Antelope Hills Golf Course sits in the Wind River valley near Dubois, Wyoming, between the Absaroka and Wind River mountain ranges at roughly 7,000 feet of elevation. The course is laid out as nine holes with an additional set of tees that allow an 18-hole round rated to a par of 72. From the men's tees, total yardage over 18 holes reaches about 6,243 yards. Bluegrass fairways and bentgrass greens are noted features of the layout. Antelope Hills is a public course, open daily from mid-April through October, with season memberships available through the Dubois Golf Club alongside standard daily green fees.

Teton Village, WY

Teton Village Golf Course refers to golf in the Teton Village area of Wyoming, near Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Detailed, verifiable facts about a distinct course under this name, including architect, opening year and current operating status, could not be confirmed through available sources. The area is now home to the private Shooting Star Golf Club, a Tom Fazio design, though its relationship to any earlier Teton Village course is unclear from public records.

Casper, WY

Paradise Valley Country Club sits at 70 Magnolia Street in Casper, Wyoming, on the western side of the city along the North Platte River valley. The course was built in 1956 and has been updated since, including a 2007 renovation of greens, tees, bunkers and several lakes. It plays as a par-71 layout of roughly 6,700 yards, with irrigation lakes coming into play near the closing holes. The club operates on a membership model but offers a one-time trial round for newcomers, along with lessons ranging from short sessions to full nine-hole playing lessons. A clubhouse restaurant and event spaces support golf and banquet functions, and the course is open through the Wyoming golf season.

Guernsey, WY

Trail Ruts Golf Course is a nine-hole municipal course in Larson Park in Guernsey, Wyoming, named for the deep wagon ruts left by Oregon Trail travelers that still cross the property; the historic ruts remain visible on several holes. The course is owned by the town of Guernsey and combines golf with an adjoining campground, drawing visitors who golf and camp for extended stays through the April-to-October season. Amenities include cart and club rental and on-site cart storage. The course sits near the Oregon Trail Ruts State Historic Site and Register Cliff. It remains a modest layout by modern standards, with straight holes and small greens, and is best known locally as a golf-and-camping destination rather than a championship test.

Torrington, WY

Cottonwood Country Club, operating as Cottonwood at Torrington, is an 18-hole golf course in Torrington, Wyoming, located just north of the North Platte River. The course features bentgrass greens, bluegrass rough and stands of cottonwood trees that give the club its name, with a slough running the length of the back nine. It is open for play year-round and is affiliated with the city of Torrington's golf operations.

Cody, WY

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.

Star Valley Ranch, WY

Star Valley Ranch Golf Course, known locally as Cedar Creek, is an 18-hole public course in Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming, set among pines and foothills in the western part of the state. The layout plays to a par of 73 over about 6,553 yards with a slope rating of 121. It is operated through the Star Valley Ranch Association and is known for a flat, open design with limited bunkering and only a few water hazards.

Thermopolis, WY

Thermopolis Golf Course is a 9-hole public course in Thermopolis, Wyoming, located near the town airport in the shadow of Roundtop Mountain. The setting is high desert and red rock, with views extending toward Hot Springs State Park, the Wind River Canyon and several surrounding mountain ranges. The course plays as a par-35 nine-hole layout with wildlife such as deer, antelope and fox commonly seen during a round. Facilities include a driving range, a practice green, a pro shop and a restaurant, and golfers can play the nine holes twice for an eighteen-hole round. The course is open to the public with green fees for both nine and eighteen holes, cart rentals and club rentals available. Hours vary seasonally due to weather, and the course typically operates from spring through fall.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Kemmerer, WY

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.

Glenrock, WY

Glenrock Golf Course is a nine-hole public course on the south edge of Glenrock, Wyoming. The layout uses the area's natural terrain and includes several blind holes, giving it a more challenging character than its modest length suggests. The course plays to a par of 70 over 2,685 yards from the back markers, with multiple tee options for different skill levels. A course rating near 31.4 and slope around 95 reflect its shorter, approachable design, well suited to beginners and quick rounds alike. Glenrock Golf Course operates as a public, not-for-profit facility with a clubhouse offering club and cart rentals. It is open daily during the golf season, with green fees payable at the course.

Sinclair, WY

Sinclair Golf Club is a nine-hole course a few miles north of the small town of Sinclair in Carbon County, Wyoming, tucked along the North Platte River. The course opened in 1940 and offers panoramic views of the surrounding high desert and mountains. The course plays to a par of 36 from the back tees at about 2,860 yards, with bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways. A public picnic area sits next to the course, and it is typically open from mid-April through mid-October. Sinclair Golf Club operates as a semi-private facility open to public play, with a pro shop, driving range and putting green on site, and carts available for rent.

Douglas, WY

Douglas Community Club and Golf Course started in 1928 as a 9-hole course with prairie fairways and sand greens, built on land bought by ten local businessmen. The log clubhouse dates to 1930. Grass fairways arrived in 1965 and a second nine opened in 1977, making it a full 18-hole public course. Lakes come into play on several holes of the front nine, and the clubhouse restaurant is a local stop.

Pinedale, WY

White Pine Ski Resort Golf Course would be associated with White Pine Resort, a small, independently owned ski area near Pinedale, Wyoming, in the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Available sources describe White Pine primarily as a winter ski destination and do not confirm the existence, holes, or details of an associated golf course. Pinedale's known golf facility, Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course, is a separate public course in the area.

Saratoga, WY

Saratoga Inn Golf Course, operated as Saratoga Inn Country Club & RV Resort, is a 9-hole resort golf course in Saratoga, Wyoming, that opened in 1952. Located near the town's hot springs along the North Platte River valley, the course features bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways with numerous bunkers and water hazards. Play is generally available to resort guests and outside visitors, with an on-site pro shop and walking permitted.

Lusk, WY

Lusk Municipal Golf Course, home to the Niobrara Country Club, is a nine-hole course west of Lusk, Wyoming, on the state's eastern plains along Highway 273. The town-owned course has been open to the public since 1942 and hosts the Niobrara County High School golf team along with several local tournaments each year. The course plays to a par of 36 for men at 3,197 yards from the back tees, and a par of 39 for women at 2,799 yards, over Kentucky bluegrass and rye fairways with bentgrass greens. Amenities are modest, with a pro shop, rental carts and a practice green, and the course remains playable through the winter at the superintendent's discretion.

Sheridan, WY

Kendrick Golf Course is a public, 18-hole course in Sheridan, Wyoming, about three miles west of town in a valley beneath the Bighorn Mountains. The club traces its origins to 1935. The par-72 layout plays to roughly 6,677 yards from the back tees, with a links-style character and undulating greens; the back nine runs along the base of the Bighorns with views of the range. Facilities include a pro shop, grill, and practice areas, with tee times booked through the golf shop or online. Kendrick partners with the Sheridan Junior Golf Association for youth programs and hosts an annual member tournament each July. Green fees are modest compared to many regional courses, and the course is open to golfers of all skill levels.

Moorcroft, WY

Keyhole Country Club is a nine-hole golf course near Moorcroft in northeastern Wyoming, with an address at Pine Haven on the Keyhole Reservoir. It was built in 1973 and remains a small community course serving the surrounding area. The course plays to a par of 35 across 2,919 yards from the white tees, with terrain offering views typical of the plains and reservoir landscape of Crook County. It includes a driving range along with pitching and putting practice areas. The course operates seasonally, typically open from May through September, and is listed as open to public play in addition to any club memberships. Carts are available for rent, though the course does not offer club rentals.

Afton, WY

Scenic golf in Wyoming's Star Valley