Golf in Choteau

Choteau sits directly on the Rocky Mountain Front — the abrupt eastern face of the Rockies where the mountains simply stop and the plains begin without foothills or transition. Choteau Country Club plays in the shadow of that geological drama, with the mountain wall visible from virtually every hole and the wind off the Front a reliable variable in club selection. Teton County is grizzly bear country; the wilderness begins at the base of the mountains and extends west into the Bob Marshall. The Old Trail Museum in town anchors Choteau's identity as a gateway to both geological and natural history.