Come to Laurel Golf Course for a challenge…
The 18-hole course at the Laurel Golf Club facility in Laurel, Montana features 6,923 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.3 and it has a slope rating of 129 on Blue grass. Designed by Theodore Wirth, the Laurel golf course opened in 1967.
Since the inaugural tee-off on Sunday, September 15, 1968, Laurel Golf Club has been an integral part of the local community, providing an enjoyable golf experience for our members, guests and promoting fellowship within our club.
Laurel Golf Course Scorecard
Video Detail
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View Holes #1 - #9 View Holes #10 - #18Rates, Rules, and Regulations
Laurel Golf Club has made it a priority to create and encourage a friendly, professional atmosphere for our members and staff. Click the link below to learn more about the rules and regulations that members and their guests adhere to, and read the latest rates for utilizing our spectacular club.
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Laurel’s New Golf Course Open
A gold ball—a gold tee—and a dream that was finally a reality—thus Harry Smart, Laurel Golf and Recreation Association President, officially started play on the front nine early Sunday morning following dedication ceremonies of Laurel’s 18 hole golf course.
Approximately 200 people braved the chilly winds to witness the ribbon cutting ceremony performed by Montana’s governor, Tim Babcock, and George Lackman, Farmer’s Home Administration State Director.
Bob Mace, LGRA board member served as a master of ceremonies, introducing speakers which included Smart, Mayor Kenneth Olson, Governor Babcock, and Lackman.
Governor Babcock’s busy schedule did not permit him to stay for the day-long activities, but the Governor promised to return some day to play a round of golf on the course. Governor Babcock who quipped, “I’m glad this wind was blowing before I arrived, or I’d be credited with that too,” commended the association for a fine recreation area.
Association directors commended for their hours of hard work, planning and attending many board meetings, received a warm applause from the audience when introduced by Mace. This group includes Smart, Herman Schessler, Bryant Nutting, Ray Stevens, Leon Foote, Bob Mace, Louis Crow, and Max Long.
Some new memberships in the association were received during the open house Sunday and “a lot of promises to join”, Harry Smart said. Favorable comment was received about the course after golfers had completed play on the front nine, Vern Burks association golf pro, said.
The first foursome on the course was Smart, Lackman, Max Long, and Bryant Nutting. A very good response was received from golfers even after the opening day. Ardent golfers could be seen on the course at just about any time during the day this past fore-week.
“Many visitors” came throughout that opening day to golf, to partake of the smorgasbord being served at the association clubhouse.
