The best golf courses in the Cheyenne & Laramie area

A private mountain club on the North Platte River, about two hours west of Cheyenne. Visitors can only play it as guests of Brush Creek Ranch, which books up to four players a day from June through September.

A nine-hole course from the 1950s that straddles the North Platte River, with a cliff-top tee and three shots over the river, across the street from the hot springs resort.

A city-owned course that golfers have rated among Wyoming's top two public courses in 2024 and 2026. It is about 1 hour 50 minutes northeast of Cheyenne, so it suits a drive-through stop more than a day trip.

The University of Wyoming's course, about 50 minutes west of Cheyenne at 7,200 feet, where the ball flies noticeably farther. It is a long, open layout with new ponds.

Cheyenne's main city course, a tree-lined parkland layout that often hosts the Wyoming Open and stays open year-round when the weather allows. It gets busy, so book a tee time.

A well-kept nine-hole city course on Cheyenne's north side with a 30-tee driving range. It is a cheap, easy add-on round.

A short executive nine at the Little America Hotel, with pine trees and water, where you can walk on without a tee time. Good for a quick round on the day you arrive.

A small-town course from 1931, about 70 minutes north of Cheyenne, with varied, fun greens and short-shaved surrounds. Nine holes with two sets of tees for an 18-hole round.