Fossil Island Golf Club

Fossil Island Golf Club is a nine-hole course built in 1920 and designed by noted golf course architect Dick Phelps. Located west of Kemmerer, Wyoming, near the Hams Fork River, the course features a distinctive double par-5 island green that has earned it world-famous status. The scenic setting along the river provides a challenging playing experience that draws golfers from considerable distances to experience its unique design. The course's reputation for difficulty and distinctive layout has made it a notable destination for golf enthusiasts seeking an unusual and memorable round. Cart rentals and season passes are available, with the course operating primarily from April through October. The combination of its historic design, river-side location, and iconic island green design make Fossil Island Golf Club a distinctive course in Wyoming's golf landscape.