City of Polson:
Golf Course & Polson City Parks

Telephone: 406-883-8230
 

From the Citizen's guide to Municipal Codes of Polson

Golf Course: Fund Raising & Commercial Events
Polson Country Club
883-8230
To plan a fund raiser or commercial event at the Country Club, contact the Group and Tournament Coordinator as soon as possible. User fees and advance deposits will be applicable.

Golf Course: Concessions
Polson Country Club
883-8230
Concessions at the Polson Country Club are contracted with the City of Polson, and have the sole right to provide goods and services. All others are prohibited from the sale of goods and services on golf course premises.

Golf Course: Facility Use
Polson Country Club
883-8230
Tee times for the 18-hole course at the Country Club may be reserved up to two days in advance. The 9-hole course operates on a first come, first serve basis. Groups of 11 or more players may reserve tee times further in advance and are subject to an advance deposit. Use of the restaurant banquet facilities may be reserved with the food and beverage manager at 883-0259. A cleaning deposit will apply. User fees apply for all Country Club facility uses.

Golf Course: General Rules
Polson Country Club
883-8230
Polson Country Club is open to the public daily during daylight hours, weather permitting. All players must register at the golf shop prior to beginning play. Non-golfing children under the age of 12 must remain in a motorized golf cart for safety and liability reasons. A valid driver’s license is required to operate a motorized golf cart. Selling of goods and services by non-contracted individuals is prohibited. Bicycles, skateboard, roller-skating, jogging, non-golf related walking, metal spikes, person alcohol, strollers and pets (except those assisting special needs individuals) are also prohibited.

Parks: Alcohol
Parks Superintendent
883-8206
Alcoholic beverages are permitted within the exterior boundaries of city waterfront parks only. Glass beverage containers are not allowed within the confines of any city recreational or pier facilities. (PMC 9.14.030, Ordinance No. 588)

Parks: Commercial & Fund Raising Events
City Clerk
883-8203
Fund raising and commercial events in city parks require a written request, 30 days prior to the event, sent to the City Clerk’s Office at 106 1st Street East in Polson.

Parks: Concessions
City Clerk
883-8203
Concessionaires must have a current parks permit, necessary county health department approvals and workman’s compensation insurance. A vendor’s license does not include permission to sell in city parks where there is a permitted concessionaire. (PMC 14.02.030-040)

Parks: General Information
Park Superintendent
883-8206
Polson City parks are open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. or dusk, whichever is earlier. All dogs must be on a leash. Open fires, amplified music charging for entry into parks or selling is not allowed without special permission from the city. Also prohibited are digging, firearms, fireworks, overnight camping, glass beverage containers, and motorized vehicles except in designated areas. There can be no devices producing sound at such volume to disturb public peace or create a public nuisance. (PMC 14.02, Ordinance No. 588)

Parks: Individual Information
Park Superintendents
883-8206
Boettcher – On Flathead Lake, includes picnic tables & shelters, swimming area, playground, restrooms & shower, concessions stand, volleyball court and horseshoe pits. Reservations can be made for either one of three covered group shelters. There is a minor fee to cover costs and reservations are by contacting the City Clerk at 883-8203.

City Docks – Open for fishing, boat launching and docking and trailer parking. Located next to Sacajewea Park.

Ducharme – On Highway 93 with an outstanding lake view. Includes picnic tables.

Mission Bay Park – Small park located in Mission Bay Development. Playground equipment is provided, no picnicking is allowed.

O’Malley Park – Consists of an American Legion baseball field, Little League baseball field, concession stand, basketball court, swings, horseshoe pits, restrooms, and picnic tables.

Pomajevich Park – Baseball field, children’s playground and restrooms.

Sports Complex (Kerr Dam Field) – Includes soccer fields, two softball fields, basketball court, children’s playground, picnic tables, shelter and restrooms.

Sacajewea Park – On Flathead Lake, includes picnic tables, benches and restrooms.

Riverside Park – On Flathead River, includes swimming area, boat launch ramp, children’s playground, picnic tables, one shelter, benches, volleyball court and restrooms.

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