Whitetail GC

Golf in Stevensville started all the way back in 1931 when a five-hole course was built north of town. Not only that, but the same year Stevensville also saw a miniature golf course constructed. Since that time the nine-hole course would change it’s name and add a few upgrades, but remained a beautiful hideaway golf spot in the Bitterroot Valley.

Located near the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge, the aptly named course has lots of whitetail deer roaming the area. The outstanding scenery is to be expected, along with a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere out on the course. The Whitetail Golf Course is one of the many nine-hole gems scattered throughout the Treasure State.