Black Bull Golf Course

Overview: Black Bull Golf Course is a private Tom Weiskopf design in Bozeman, Montana. The course is described by the club as a modified links layout, with wide playing corridors, open ground and enough wind exposure to make trajectory and positioning important. The setting combines the Gallatin Valley's broad views with the surrounding mountains, while the routing uses movement in the land rather than a dense woodland framework. At 7,239 yards and par 72, it has the scale of a championship course but retains the open, strategic character associated with links golf.

History: Black Bull opened in 2008 as part of a private golf community in Bozeman. Tom Weiskopf's design work in Montana also includes Spanish Peaks and the Yellowstone Club, giving the state a clear connection to his mountain and high-country architecture. Black Bull's own presentation stresses the relationship between golf, wind and the site's geological setting, while the Montana State Golf Association identifies it as one of Weiskopf's Montana projects.

Did You Know? Black Bull is one of several Montana courses associated with Tom Weiskopf's design legacy. The same architect shaped courses at Spanish Peaks and Yellowstone Club, allowing golfers to compare three different expressions of his work across the Big Sky region.