Cedar Creek Golf Course, CLOSED 2004

Detailed description of Cedar Creek Golf Course, CLOSED 2004

Cedar Creek Golf Course, is a Public, 9 hole golf course located in Superior, Montana.

Cedar Creek first opened for play in 1995. The course was designed by Bernie Anderson and Mike Mast.

This par 3 course is located along the Clark Fork River and provides wonderful views of the river and nearby mountain range.

The layout is a beautiful, serene and challenging Par three 9-hole golf course. Five of the holes are situated on a lower level along the Clark Fork River, the other four holes sit on elevated ground overlooking the river and offering beautiful mountain vistas. The course is noted for its large, undulating greens and lush fairways.

There are three sets of tees to choose from, inviting golfers of all ages and levels of proficiency. The challenges presented lie in the design which features creeks, ponds and bunkers. The terraced, elevated tees offer different challenges from each set of tees, with ample room on the spacious greens for pin placements that offer variety. The length of the holes provides the opportunity to utilize a variety of irons, short and long, as several holes offer distances approaching 200 yards. Hole #7 measures 180 yards and requires a tee shot onto a green protected by water in the front and rough in the back. This is a beautiful and fun course.

Cedar Creek Golf Course closed in 2004.