Eaglerock Golf Course

Eaglerock Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course located in Billings, Montana. The course features a par layout with varied hole designs ranging from par 3s to par 5s, presenting a mix of challenges for golfers of all skill levels.

The course is characterized by its dynamic terrain, incorporating natural water hazards including Rattlesnake Reservoir, strategically placed bunkers, and native grassland rough. Notable design elements include tiered greens, elevated putting surfaces, and risk-reward hole layouts that encourage strategic shot selection.

Key features throughout the course include several dogleg holes, blind approach shots, and elevation changes that add complexity. Signature holes showcase distinct challenges: the severe dogleg left on Hole 5, the drivable short par-4s on Holes 16 and 17, and the finishing par-5 on Hole 18 that offers scoring opportunities. Water hazards, out-of-bounds markers, and ditches define the course's defensive character.

The landscape reflects the Montana setting with cottonwood trees, mounds, and pines framing the holes. The course's design emphasizes the importance of club selection and course management, with elevation changes and wind considerations affecting shot execution throughout the round.