Golf in Wyoming
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Golf in Wyoming
Casper Municipal Golf Course lists a season pass at $672 per year for players age 70 and older, and Cheyenne Recreation's Airport Golf Club offers a nine-hole public course with annual senior passes at $450. Three Crowns Golf Club in Casper is another highly regarded public layout with competitive annual membership rates.
Published local price
Airport Golf Course (City of Cheyenne municipal) 18-hole adult prime season rate (April-November); rates vary by season and tee time
Published range: $20 to $34.
Cheyenne Recreation Department - Golf Division · as of 2025Where to go
Golf score
48th of 51 states for retirement golf
Golf score blends year-round playability (34%), playable access (16%), affordability (16%), course pedigree (12%), and statewide course density (22%).
Courses
A sample of marquee courses across Wyoming, with where to play and how to book.
Teton views with the river valley framing nearly every hole · Robert Trent Jones Jr.
This is the course most Wyoming golfers think of first, set against the Grand Tetons just outside the national park. The public can grab afternoon tee times, and the after-round views are the real reward.
Opened 1965 · $$$$ · Slope 135
Eight lakes and dozens of bunkers on a reclaimed refinery site · Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Built on a former refinery in the heart of Casper, this is a polished daily-fee layout with water on most holes. It plays long from the back tees but offers friendlier sets for an easygoing round.
Opened 2005 · $$$ · Slope 133
Flat valley floor with water in play on fourteen holes · Arnold Palmer
An Arnold Palmer design spread across a level valley at the foot of the Snake River Range near Wilson. It is a private club now with only limited reciprocal play, but it remains one of the area's defining courses.
Opened 1987 · Slope 137
Mature tree-lined fairways close to Yellowstone's east gate · Bob E. Baldock
A welcoming semi-private course in Cody, an easy stop on the way to Yellowstone. The fairways are lined with mature trees and the public is free to book a tee time.
Opened 1975 · $$ · Slope 124
Course profile
Links-style layout with elevation changes under the Big Horns
Sheridan's friendly municipal course gives you links-style ground and big views of the Big Horn Mountains. Walking is welcome here and the rates stay easy on the wallet.
Opened 1980 · $
Course profile
Twenty-seven holes running from grasslands into mountain wetlands · Dick Bailey
A luxurious 27-hole private club just outside Sheridan, with three nines that move from open grassland to wetland to mountain terrain. It is the standout name in the northern part of the state.
Opened 1997
A hidden-gem muni at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains
Named the best municipal course in Wyoming and a longtime Golf Digest favorite, this Buffalo muni is one of the best values in the state. It sits right at the foot of the Bighorns with five tee sets for any game.
Opened 1934 · $ · Slope 116
Flat parkland muni that hosts the Wyoming State Open
Cheyenne's longtime municipal course is an approachable parkland walk that still hosts the Wyoming State Open. It is an affordable, low-key round right in the capital.
Opened 1927 · $ · Slope 99
We've mapped 8 courses across Wyoming so far.
What Wyoming costs
Cost of living
93
BEA index, U.S. = 100
State income tax
None
Social Security
Not taxed
How people start
Most metros list city-run courses with published fee schedules. Those set the affordable floor before any private club enters the picture.
Many courses post a reduced weekday senior rate and a season pass. The difference between pay-per-round and a pass is the number that usually drives the yearly cost.
In warm states the season runs most of the year; in cold ones it is a few months. The yearly cost is rounds-per-year times rate, plus cart and equipment.
Common questions
Casper Municipal Golf Course lists a season pass at $672 per year for players age 70 and older, and Cheyenne Recreation's Airport Golf Club offers a nine-hole public course with annual senior passes at $450. Three Crowns Golf Club in Casper is another highly regarded public layout with competitive annual membership rates.
Wyoming has a cost-of-living index near 93 (U.S. = 100), no state income tax, and does not tax Social Security. The full state guide breaks down property tax, sales tax, and long-term-care costs, each sourced.
Sources
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