Meadow Lark CC

Originally formed in 1919 as a nine-hole course, the tract of land that Meadow Lark Country Club sits on was once a dairy farm owned by the cities founder and first mayor, Paris Gibson. It was called Meadow Lark Dairy, and when Gibson sold the land to the country club’s developers, he did so under the condition that the “Meadow Lark” name remain in place.

One of the truly foundational courses in the state of Montana, the Meadow Lark Country Club has gone through a few changes over the years, not least of which was adding another nine-holes to make it a full 18. Known for it’s outstanding greens, the Meadow Lark Country Club is maintained exceptionally well, and has for over one hundred years operated as one of the premiere tournament locations in the state.

Sitting on the banks of the Missouri River, Meadow Lark Country Club has magnificent views all around.