Gillette Golf Club

Gillette Golf Club is a 3,392-yard public course in Gillette, WY.

Gillette Golf Club is a second facility in Gillette, complementing Bell Nob in serving a city that has used golf as part of its strategy to attract skilled workers to the Powder River Basin coal industry. Gillette's boom in the 1970s and 1980s transformed what had been a ranching community into one of Wyoming's most economically significant cities, and the infrastructure built during those boom years includes golf facilities that reflect the aspirations of a suddenly prosperous coal town. The Powder River Basin landscape — flat, wind-exposed, and treeless — shapes the experience.