David Druzisky

Bullhead City, AZ

Laughlin Ranch Golf Course sits in the foothills above the Colorado River in Bullhead City, designed by David Druzisky and opened in 2005. Wide fairways and large greens are a deliberate response to a site that is frequently windy and routed through desert valleys and arroyos. At a par of 72 and 7,155 yards from the tips, natural elevation change produces a mix of uphill and downhill holes with river-overlook views. Wind and the tumbling foothill terrain define how it plays far more than length does.

Driggs, ID

The Links at Teton Peaks is an 18-hole, par-72 public course in Driggs, Idaho, measuring 6,344 yards with a course rating of 72.5 and a slope of 131. The owners built it through the 1990s with architect David Druzisky, who routed the holes to face the Teton range. The layout is links-style with more than 50 bunkers, including pot bunkers and a double fairway at the 16th. The 4th tee looks straight at the Grand Teton, the 8th is a 230-yard par 3 with three ponds and six bunkers around the green, and the 12th is guarded by deception bunkers that sit more than 40 yards short of the putting surface. Walking is allowed.

Last verified 2026-09-16

Driggs, ID

The Links at Teton Peaks is an 18-hole, par 72 links-style course in Driggs, Idaho, designed by David Druzisky and opened in 2000. The layout features over 50 bunkers and offers views of the Teton Mountains. Golfers play through rolling fairways that include a double fairway on the 16th hole. The facility is open to the public and provides a challenging experience with multiple sets of tees.