Missoula CC

One of the oldest golf courses in Montana, the Missoula Country Club was established in 1916. Originally located at the base of Mount Sentinel where the University of Montana Golf Course is currently situated, the Missoula Country Club eventually moved to the Fort Missoula site in 1929 where it remains today. A motivated crew of golfers, Tim Clowes, Don Barnett, Jack Rice, and Ted “E.J.” Barker used Army mules to help lay out the original nine holes.

Then starting in 1945, the Missoula Country Club desired expansion, and hired golf course architect Frank James to design the next nine holes.

Located along the Bitterroot River, the 18-hole championship course has all the beauty one could hope for while also being one of the best maintained courses in the state. For decades the Missoula Country Club has been a primary tournament stop for Montana’s best golfers.