The Golf Club at Devils Tower sits in the shadow of one of America's most distinctive natural landmarks in northeastern Wyoming. Designed by Richard M. Phelps and opened in the late 1990s, the course occupies rolling terrain in the Belle Fourche River valley, where the high plains meet the Black Hills foothills. The setting offers constant views of Devils Tower itself, the volcanic monolith that rises 867 feet above the surrounding landscape and served as the nation's first national monument. The layout works with the natural contours of the land, incorporating native grasses and ponderosa pines that characterize this transitional zone between prairie and mountain environments. At approximately 6,400 yards from the back tees, the course plays to a par of 72 and presents a straightforward test suited to the region's recreational golf market. The design emphasizes playability while taking advantage of the dramatic backdrop, with several holes oriented to frame views of the Tower. The club serves both visitors drawn to the Devils Tower area and local golfers from the small communities of northeastern Wyoming and western South Dakota. The facility operates seasonally, as the high elevation and northern latitude limit the playing season. For many golfers, a round here represents a memorable combination of golf and tourism, played in one of the more remote and visually striking settings in American golf.