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Big Sky Resort
About Big Sky Resort
The Big Sky Resort might be known first and foremost as a winter playland, but summer is equally enjoyable. Guests of the resort have so many local activities at their fingertips – 40 miles of mountain biking, scenic chairlift rides, ziplining, golf, an escape room, guided hikes, archery, disc golf, fly fishing, horseback riding, rock climbing and whitewater rafting. The mountain offers more than 20 restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Four hotels reside in the mountain village with one more by Highway 191. Vacation rentals include cabins, condos and private homes, while the Signature Collection delivers the best of these. The resort’s Arnold Palmer course is 6,500 feet above sea level, perfect for longer drives at elevation.Facts
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Another great adventure
...my second round here and enjoyed it again. Not sure how much longer they are open but will be back!
Beautiful course!
My first round here. The scenery is beautiful and the staff are very professional and friendly. Course is layed out nicely and in pretty good shape. I do think the fees are a bit high but it is a tourist destination, so I understand. I will definitely be back for at least a couple/few rounds a year. All in all a decent value,
Fantastic round of golf
Myself and my two sons loved the course in every way!!! Everything was excellent!!! The only this that kind of surprised me, was the $80 for each rental set. Thought that was a little high. It cost over $600 for me and my two sons to play one round. We thoroughly enjoyed it though!!! Will be back one day.
Big Sky Golf
We teed off at 7:35 a.m. and it had poured the night before. The cart attendant wiped down the carts and took our bags. He was wonderful. The course played incredibly fast and the weather warmed up from 57 degrees to 75 degrees with virtually no wind. The course was cut to perfection. Would highly recommend this course.
Excellent Course
For a public course it was excellent. Great layout, perfect greens and beautiful scenery..
I will do again whenever I get back there
Maintenance challenges
Pricing seemed a little questionable, and I’ve never seen so much course maintenance going on during gameplay.
Too expensive
$140 for an average golf course. Fairways in poor condition but tees and greens were good. Not sure why they charge $11 on top of green fees for a small bucket of balls.
Lovely views
Great time. Very good conditions on an accessible course. About 5 greens are contoured too severely for how the are rolled; inaccessible to high shots but too soft to roll up. High shots that land on the green should stay there and that wasn’t rue 1/3 of the time. Pin placements too tough for a weekend non-tourney. Fun time mostly. At $158 not a value.
Beautiful Course
You pay for the views, which are truly spectacular.
The course is beautiful, but be sure to check your clubs if you rent them. Half the clubs they gave me were for a lefty.
They also keep your credit card, which would be fine except you can’t use that to buy food or water at the turn. The woman at the pro shop was not very friendly at all either.
The number they have at hole 7 doesn’t work for ordering food, so we had to call the pro shop and be transferred. Then, the food was not ready when we arrived. They also said after we paid and were still waiting on the food that they couldn’t bring anything to us out on the course which slows down the pace of play. I wouldn’t order the salad or the meat and cheese plate again (the meat was old and the dried apricots were rock hard).