Iron Horse Golf Club in Whitefish, Montana, is a private 18-hole course designed by Tom Fazio in 2000, measuring 7,000 yards with a par of 72, a rating of 72.9, and a slope of 136. Nestled in the Flathead Valley with views of Glacier National Park and Whitefish Lake, the course features rolling fairways, strategic bunkers, and bentgrass greens, blending seamlessly with the forested landscape. The club offers an upscale clubhouse, dining, and exclusive amenities, making it a premier retreat for members and their guests, with a reputation for pristine conditions.

The course plays as a balanced test of skill, with fairways that reward accurate drives but challenge with elevation changes and bunkers, like the par-4 6th with its elevated green. X posts highlight the par-3 14th for its stunning lake views and demanding carry over water. The firm greens require precise approach shots, and the mountain air adds distance but complicates club selection. Golfers on X describe it as “a hidden gem for precision players,” offering playability for mid-handicappers but testing all with its strategic hazards and scenic distractions.