Golf in Chinook

Chinook is the Blaine County seat on the Hi-Line, where the Bears Paw Mountains rise from the surrounding plains and the site of Chief Joseph's surrender in 1877 lies just a few miles south of town. Chinook Golf Club serves a community shaped by wheat farming, cattle ranching, and proximity to the Blackfeet and Fort Belknap reservations. The golf season is short but earnest, and the course functions as a social anchor for a town that takes its community institutions seriously. Bear Paw Battlefield (a National Monument just south of town) draws visitors who often extend their stay when they discover the course.