Double Arrow Resort in Seeley Lake, Montana, is a public 18-hole course designed by Ed Seay in 1972, measuring 6,400 yards with a par of 72, a rating of 70.5, and a slope of 125. Set in the Seeley-Swan Valley with views of the Mission Mountains, it features tree-lined fairways, water hazards, and bentgrass greens, offering a scenic parkland layout. The resort offers a pro shop, dining, and lodging, known for its relaxed vibe, as noted in GolfPass reviews.
The course plays as a forgiving yet scenic test, with open fairways that suit mid-handicappers but challenge with bunkers and water, like the par-4 7th with its tight approach. X users highlight the par-3 10th for its mountain backdrop and elevated tee. The greens are moderately paced, requiring steady putting. Golfers on X describe it as “a scenic, affordable retreat,” playable for all but engaging for those who enjoy its natural beauty and straightforward design.