The Buffalo Golf Club features 6,556 yards of golf with a par 71 and is definitely the longest tees in Wyoming. Operated since 1980, the 18-hole golf course is managed by Bill Poirot, a PGA Class A golf professional. This golf course has been used frequently for golf lessons, practice putting, and pro games.

This mountainous golf club is located at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains in Buffalo, Wyoming. The golf course contains a municipal golf course, a pro shop, cart and club rentals, driving range, a few restaurants, chipping, practice putting green and practice bunker.

While the focus of the visitors is at the golf course, those who would like to relax after a round of golf may visit the resident 19th Hole Restaurant. Mangaed by Jo Sickler, the venue is suitable for special parties and events. For normal operations, the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The Pro shop on the other hand, is another attraction inside the Buffalo Golf Club. The shop is filled with professional golfing needs such as golf clubs, golf gloves, bags and other products related to golf. Mr. Poirot, the golf course manager, is often seen hanging out inside the shop to greet visitors and give advices.

For frequent visitors of the golf club, they can avail of the membership to take advantage of the discounts and get exclusive event passes. Membership to the golf club differs according to different levels: single, couples, family, students under 21 years old, college students, and handicap memberships. Walk-in visitors get a daily fee rate for club rentals, car rentals and other passes.

The Buffalo Golf Club also provides a series of tournaments seasonally. These events may range from high school tournaments, men?s leagues tournaments, couples tourneys, ladies invitation, and a few others. Schedules of the event can be acquired by visiting the golf course of checking through its official website.