Iron Horse Golf Club

Very nice private club. Very beautiful golf course and nice and quiet. Thank you iron horse for providing a very nice atmosphere

I’ve never been treated with such rudeness at a business in the Flathead Valley as what my husband experienced at Iron Horse Golf Club. He was immediately dismissed and told to leave by Kevin, the maintenance manager, without even being given the courtesy of a simple conversation. The level of abrasiveness and disrespect was shocking, specially from a place that advertises itself as family friendly. As lifelong locals who own businesses and raise our children here, we expect at the very least common courtesy. Because of this encounter, we will never support Iron Horse Golf Club or entrust our children to their programs so long as Kevin is running the show. There is a huge lack of integrity and professionalism. Very disheartening.

Incredible course and facility. Every amenity you could possibly want at a golf club. More clubs should use their model.

Six stars for a beautiful, meticulously maintained and masterfully designed golf course. Outstanding food and service in the clubhouse. Breathtaking views. Take a lesson from head pro Dane Thorman, one of the best in the business. My all time favorite mountain course.

The club is lovely friendly inviting etc. The gym/spa area super comfortable and easy. The dinner was good, not great. We were a big party so I tasted at least 7 apps/entrees and 2 desserts. Tempura veggies were tops, french fries, and of course your choice of wine which was delish! The rest was just good to so-so. Mac n cheese standard, trout also medium good, too small.. The special John Dory I didn’t like but you’ve got to like salty fishy fish. The rolls are a little disappointingly basic but the huckleberry butter was neat. The brownie dessert was loved by many at the table but I’ve never had a classic brownie ice cream dessert at a restaurant I’ve liked and this was the same. (Box brownie mix kills them). It was so not that of fine dining but rather any mid-level American restaurant chain. The chocolate soufflé was delicate and the chocolate flavor was far too subtle but a good actual hint of a flavor. My friend said bland, I can’t argue. Service was super friendly but had many lapses where the waitress seemed to blank on us (table of 10) when we needed her or we were long ready to order and she was tooling about in the dining room setting tables vs attending us. Half our party was seated for 15-20 mins and no one approached us nor thought to give us water which in this dry, dehydration-inducing winter environment is KEY. We were gasping for it. I had to waive down a bus person and ask for water. So yeah, not a tight ship, and dinner dragged on for it, but nonetheless we enjoyed ourselves a lot and the vibe and Christmas decor gave a proper, warm winter experience.