This course is very well groomed. It has some of the faster, more difficult greens you can find in the Boise area. It's a fun and difficult course to play.

Course is very well maintained and immaculately groomed. This course is quite challenging for the average golfer. Shot placement is critical on several holes with narrow fairways and landing areas. Watch out for the greens. They can we very quick when freshly cut. Overall, my favorite course in the Boise area.

Customer Service

Excellent service and amenities.

Difficult, it you've played there before you have an advantage. Good maintaince and a professional atmosphere.

Hard to play if your not a member ... older members dislike kids on course.

Very nicely kept course with difficulty and variety. Front side is tight and tree-lined fairways with a canyon lining most holes. The Back is wide open (half uphill and half downhill) with tough greens. Stay below all holes with approach shots and the front is short so hit irons of some tees. Par on the front is a great score that allows you to shoot under when you enter the back side. Overall, my favorite course in Boise.

Customer Service

Hard to make tee times during nice weather

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The condition, the difficulty and the beauty make this course worth whatever you have to give up to play it.

It's private.

If you can play this private beauty, do it. It's very challenging and very fun, with some really cool holes. It hosts (or used to) the qualifier for Nike Boise Tournament, so it's a test. It's in perfect condition and the par-threes are all interesting.

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The restaurant is very nice, the golf shop is fine and the staff seems friendly.

Very nice layout. Well maintained. Excellant pro-shop, with both a PGA and LPGA pro. Practice facilities.

It is a private club, but well worth playing.

Private 18-hole course with both 9s running up and back adjacent canyon floor layouts. Moderate elevation changes. Good walking course. Interesting course layout that puts a premium on course management and ball positioning. Very well maintained! Hole number 9 is a tough dog-leg left, with a tee shot accross a gultch to a left sloping fairway. Don't get too far to the left, as your approach shot to a sloping green is accross a 100 yard wide water hazard. This course can be a real challange.

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