8 courses around Sheridan & Northern Wyoming that take public tee times, by city. Private member clubs are left out.
Wyoming's best-known course near Sheridan, with three nines (Mountain, Stag and Eagle) set against the Bighorn Mountains; it is a private club, so visitors play only by renting one of its on-site homes on a stay-and-play package.
thepowderhorn.com golfdigest.comSheridan's city course, dating to 1935, is hilly with big views of the Bighorns from almost every hole and is the area's best-value 18.
golfpass.com docs.google.comA newer, easier-going layout on the edge of Sheridan with 23 bunkers over rolling ground; it is nine holes with two sets of tees, so 18 holes plays as a par 72.
golfpass.com golflink.comCody's championship course is the one to play on a Yellowstone trip, with a full PGA golf shop and tee times taken a week ahead; it is about 2.5-3 hours from Sheridan over the Bighorns.
codyyellowstone.org codywyomingnet.comGillette's county-run course is the longest and toughest of the area's munis, and also has a 9-hole par-3 course; it is about 1.5 hours east of Sheridan.
campbellcountywy.gov golfn.comGillette's older, shorter in-town nine is a quick, inexpensive round if you are staying over in Gillette.
cdn-golflink.com golfn.comA mix of open high-desert holes with Big Horn Basin views on the front and tree-lined fairways on the back, 25 minutes from Cody.
codywyomingnet.com chronogolf.caA friendly town course at the foot of the Bighorns, 35 minutes south of Sheridan, with one of the longest seasons in the area.
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