Radius: 15 mi

5 Golf Courses Near Great Falls, MT

All 5 golf courses within 15 miles of Great Falls, Montana, listed below. Closest: R.O. Speck Golf Course at 1.2 miles. Farthest in radius: Hickory Swing Golf Course at 2.1 miles. Enter any zip or address below to re-sort by distance from there.

Courses sorted by distance from Great Falls, MT

Distance from: Great Falls, MT

R.O. Speck Golf Course

1.2 mi

Great Falls, MT

18 holes

Anaconda Hills Golf Course

1.9 mi

Black Eagle, MT

18 holesPar 69Slope 1265,666 yd

Eagle Falls Golf Club

2.0 mi

Great Falls, MT

18 holesPar 71Slope 1416,571 yd
Meadow Lark Country Club logo

Meadow Lark Country Club

2.0 mi

Great Falls, MT

18 holesPar 72Slope 1526,932 yd

Hickory Swing Golf Course

2.1 mi

Great Falls, MT

18 holesPar 60Slope 993,619 yd

Golf courses near Great Falls FAQ

How many golf courses are near Great Falls, Montana?

There are 5 golf courses within 15 miles of Great Falls, Montana. All 5 are listed on this page, sorted by distance from the center of Great Falls.

What is the closest golf course to Great Falls?

R.O. Speck Golf Course in Great Falls is the closest golf course at 1.2 miles from Great Falls.

Can I sort by distance from my address instead of the city center?

Yes. Use the "Enter a zip or address" field at the top of the results to recompute distance from any US address, or tap "Use my location" to sort by your current GPS position.

Can I book a tee time at courses near Great Falls?

Each result links to a Stymie course page with scorecard and slope/rating data and official contact details where available. Stymie does not currently show live tee-time inventory; use the course website or phone number to confirm and book.

How are distances calculated?

Distances are straight-line (great-circle) miles from the chosen origin to the course's mapped coordinates. Actual driving distance may be slightly longer depending on routes.

What's the hardest golf course near Great Falls?

The highest slope rating among courses within 15 miles is 152. Higher slope means more challenging relative to a bogey golfer. See individual course pages for full tee-by-tee breakdowns.