Hamilton Golf Club

The picturesque par-72 Hamilton Golf Club is located in Hamilton, Montana, in the heart of the beautiful Bitterroot Valley of Southwestern Montana. Originally established as a nine-hole course in 1924 on land once owned by Montana Copper King Marcus Daly, the back-nine was designed by the Club's former golf pro James Wallinder and Jack Martin, opening in July 1979.

The course stretches over 6,853 yards from the championship tees with a course rating of 71.7 and slope rating of 121, presenting a challenging layout. Key features include several water hazards and natural obstacles throughout the design. The facility offers a driving range, chipping and pitching green, and putting green adjacent to the clubhouse.

Set in the scenic Bitterroot Valley, the course provides a memorable golfing experience amid Southwestern Montana's spectacular landscape and terrain. The combination of water hazards, natural obstacles, and yardage creates a moderately difficult course suitable for various skill levels.