Bell Nob

Gillette, Wyoming

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Course
18 holes

Bell Nob Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par54434453436
Black5663844232263714225682224573,639
Blue5343483911963713835351704253,353
Handicap5137159111173
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par5434544343672
Black5664151974395453914312074283,6197,258
Blue5393901654075323503931904103,3766,729
Handicap81216104214186

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
Black12373.2
Blue11970

Bell Nob by the Numbers

Bell Nob plays to a par of 72 and measures 7,258 yards from the black tees (6,729 yards from the blue tees). The layout features 4 par-3s, 10 par-4s and 4 par-5s. The number-one handicap hole is the par-5 7th — statistically the toughest hole on the course, while the 17th rates as the most forgiving. The longest test is the 7th, stretching 568 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 12th at 197 yards.

72
Par
7,258
Max Yardage
#7
Hardest Hole
4/10/4
Par 3s/4s/5s

About Bell Nob

Bell Nob is an 18-hole course that challenges golfers with a par of 72 and a yardage that ranges from 6,729 yards from the forward tees to 7,258 yards from the back. As you navigate this rolling terrain, you'll encounter a mix of elevation changes and strategically placed hazards that require careful course management. The course features well-manicured, bentgrass greens that roll true, enhancing your putting experience. Tee options include Black and Blue, catering to different skill levels while providing a comprehensive golfing experience. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, the diverse layout ensures a memorable round.

What to Expect

When you play Bell Nob, be prepared for a course that presents a fair challenge, suitable for golfers with handicaps in the range of 10 to 20. Pay attention to your club selection, especially on approach shots where the elevation can significantly influence distance. The course is known for its wind, which can add an extra layer of complexity to your round, so consider the conditions before each shot. Watch out for strategically placed bunkers and water hazards that can easily disrupt your play. Overall, it’s a straightforward yet rewarding round for all levels of golfers.

Fun Fact

Did you know that Gillette was once a bustling railroad town in the late 1800s? Today, it retains its historical charm while serving as a gateway for outdoor enthusiasts, including golfers drawn to Bell Nob's challenging layout.

About Gillette

Gillette, Wyoming, is often referred to as the 'Energy Capital of the Nation', thanks to its strong ties to the coal and energy industries. Beyond its economic backbone, the city embraces a rugged, outdoor lifestyle, attracting visitors with its vast landscapes and rich history. With a friendly small-town vibe, Gillette is the perfect launchpad for exploring the natural beauty of northeastern Wyoming.

Nearby Attractions

While you’re in the area, consider visiting the Campbell County Rockpile Museum to dive deeper into local history and culture. For dining, grab a bite at the popular 1911 Pizza Company, known for its delicious artisan pizzas. If you're looking to unwind after your round, local hotels like the La Quinta Inn & Suites offer comfortable accommodations and a hospitable atmosphere.

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