Rock Creek Cattle Company Golf Course Review

The Rock Creek Cattle Company Golf Course is nothing short of exceptional, as it crisscrosses the natural wonders of the greater Montana and especially the Rock Creek property, making for a true Renaissance Tom Doak design, boasting its spectacular location for an amazing golfing experience, as amazing as the big sky its built under. The Rock Creek Cattle Company Golf Course is a Montana sized immersion in excellence and luxury, making for one of the purest golfing experiences available in the United States. The golf course is an 18 hole design spreading over 350 acres of rock strewn, rugged terrain, being designed by one of Americas greatest architects and paying tribute to the beauty and grandeur of the landscape that surrounds it. The golf course design borrows a lot of its beauty from the natural terrain, with its holes being framed by sagebrush and fescue and boasting epic views beyond the greens, which sometime extend for miles.

The Rock Creek Cattle Company Golf Course features a true links design and it plays fast and firm, with various nuances around the greens and in the fairways, thus calling for more strategy than your regular hit and run from point A to point B course. The bunkers have a rough look boasting their jagged edges which are cut right around big rocks and sagebrush, which offer a very natural and unspoiled look. The routing and the layout of the Rock Creek Cattle Company Golf Course are designed mostly for being enjoyed on foot, with inviting broad fairways and much more intricate and rugged contours, with the Rock Creek crisscrossing throughout the course in an epic fashion. The Tom Doak designed Rock Creek Cattle Company course first opened in 2008, making for arguably the most glorious location for golf ever,, featuring 7466 yards from its longest tees and 5445 yards from the forward tees, offering nice elevation changes and catering for golfers of all skill levels, being the definition of modern golfing in its most natural form.