Best golf courses in Idaho.

Coeur d'Alene, ID

Home of the world's only floating green on Lake Coeur d'Alene

Worley, ID

Gene Bates design winding through wetlands and Palouse grasses at Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort

Sun Valley, ID

Robert Trent Jones Jr. championship design in the Sun Valley mountains

Last verified 2026-09-17

McCall, ID

Stunning mountain golf near McCall

Last verified 2026-09-17

Sun Valley, ID

Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr. collaboration at Sun Valley Resort

Boise, ID

Von Hagge/Devlin design in the Boise Foothills

Last verified 2026-09-17

Kuna, ID

Falcon Crest Golf Club is a public daily-fee facility in Kuna, Idaho. Its Championship 18 course was designed by landscape architect Hansgeorg Borbonus and opened in 2001, stretching to roughly 7,005 yards at par 72. The property has since expanded with the Freedom and Cadet courses, both opened in 2023 and also credited to Borbonus with George Totorica. The vision for the club dates to the 1980s, when Borbonus began planning a golf destination on the site.

Victor, ID

Teton Reserve is a golf course in Victor, Idaho, in the Teton Valley with views of the surrounding mountains. The 18-hole course was designed by three-time U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin and plays to a par of 72 across roughly 7,426 yards from the back tees. The layout is built to challenge experienced golfers while remaining playable for beginners, with strategic bunkering set among the valley scenery. A 500-yard practice facility and putting green support instruction and warm-up before rounds. Teton Reserve offers both membership options and public tee times, with published daily rates for residents and non-residents that vary by season, along with range passes and club rentals for visiting golfers.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Mountain Home, ID

Desert Canyon Golf Course is a municipal facility in Mountain Home, Idaho, owned and operated by the city. The course opened in 1969 and has been maintained by city staff for public play since. The eighteen hole layout plays to a par of 72 and measures roughly 6,333 yards from the back tees, with bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways set on terrain outside the city. The course is open to the public with tee times arranged through the pro shop, and it offers cart and club rentals along with a driving range and putting green. It functions as the primary golf facility serving Mountain Home and the surrounding area.

Victor, ID

Teton Springs Golf Course, also known as the Bronze Buffalo Championship Course, is an 18-hole layout in Victor, Idaho, within the Teton Valley. It was designed by the team of Byron Nelson, Steve Jones, and architect Gary Stephenson and opened in the mid-2000s as part of the Teton Springs Lodge and Bronze Buffalo Ranch development. The course plays to a par of 72 across roughly 7,373 yards from the tips, with Teton mountain views throughout. It operates as a private resort course affiliated with Teton Springs Lodge.

Twin Falls, ID

Canyon Springs Golf Course is a public 18-hole layout in Twin Falls, Idaho, playing to a par of 72 across 6,782 yards from the back tees. The course sits near the Snake River Canyon, giving it the local nickname of golfing "in the Canyon." It hosts a full slate of club tournaments each season, including member events like the Club Championship and Canyon Classic. Tee times can be booked up to seven days in advance.

Coeur d'Alene, ID

The Highlands Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Post Falls, Idaho, in the Coeur d'Alene area. Designed by Jim Krause and established in 1990, it plays to 6,455 yards from the back tees and features five water features across the layout. It was recently acquired by Coeur d'Alene-based Lakeside Companies, which has announced plans for course and amenity improvements.

Sun Valley, ID

White Clouds is a nine-hole course set on elevated terrain above Sun Valley Resort in central Idaho, with views of Bald Mountain, Dollar Mountain, and the Pioneer Mountains. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. as part of the resort's three-course golf complex, which also includes the Trail Creek and Elkhorn courses. Its alpine, links-style layout follows the natural contours of the hillside. White Clouds plays to 3,600 yards at a par of 36. Green fees include a mandatory cart, and the course operates seasonally with booking windows tied to resort lodging reservations.

Donnelly, ID

Osprey Meadows Golf Course at Tamarack Resort is a Robert Trent Jones II design. It incorporates wetlands, aspen groves, and ponderosa pines, preserving much of the land. The course spans 7,319 yards and features mountain, meadow, and lake views. It includes many bunkers, significant water features, and the 19th 'Gambler's Hole.' A renovation by Jones Jr. enhanced playability, and the course has a slope rating of 142 from the tips.

Moscow, ID

The University of Idaho Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility on the university's campus in Moscow, Idaho. Set in the rolling Palouse hills at roughly 2,650 feet of elevation, the par-72 course measures 6,602 yards from the back tees and features significant elevation changes and terraced fairways. Architect Francis L. James designed the original nine-hole layout, documented in a 1936 construction report, with the course later expanded to 18 holes. In 1946, the course hosted an exhibition best-ball match featuring Byron Nelson and Harold "Jug" McSpaden.

Nampa, ID

Ridgecrest Golf Club is a municipal facility operated by the City of Nampa, Idaho, offering 27 holes across an 18-hole regulation course and a 9-hole executive layout. The regulation course was designed by architect John Harbottle III and is laid out in a links style through former farmland on the edge of Nampa. Yardages on the championship course range from about 4,900 to 7,000 yards depending on tees. The club hosts recreational and league play through Nampa Parks and Recreation.

Hayden Lake, ID

Avondale Golf Club sits on the shores of Hayden Lake in Hayden Lake, Idaho. The course traces its roots to 1905, when the King family and the Malboy brothers developed the property, with a formal layout by Melvin Hueston following in 1968. Architect Mark Rathert reworked the course in 1996 with new and rebuilt greens. Today it operates as a membership club that is open to the public. Its setting along the lakeshore gives the layout a mix of open and tree-lined holes.

Meridian, ID

TimberStone Golf Course is a public course located in Caldwell, Idaho, though it is sometimes associated with the Meridian area in regional directories. The land was originally a working farm growing sugar beets, beans, and wheat before former owner Bruce Barlett commissioned architect John Stiedel to design the course. The layout later fell into disrepair before being restored and reopened. It has been recognized in recent years as one of Idaho's top-rated public golf courses.

Rupert, ID

Rupert Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole course in Rupert, in the Magic Valley of southern Idaho. The course has long served the farm country around the Minidoka Project, and public play is welcomed around the membership.

Hayden Lake, ID

The Links Golf Club sits on the shores of Hayden Lake in Hayden Lake, Idaho, part of the Inland Northwest golf market that has operated under this name since 1999. The property draws on the region's glacially carved terrain along the lake's south shore. It offers public play in a resort-style setting near Coeur d'Alene. Course-specific details on architect, par, and yardage could not be independently confirmed.

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

Nampa, ID

Centennial Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Nampa, in the Treasure Valley west of Boise. The layout gives the valley's west side a full-length public option, with the open sightlines and big skies typical of high-desert Idaho golf.

Boise, ID

Owyhee Golf & Resort is listed as a golf facility in the Boise, Idaho area, though independent details about its holes, architect, and ownership could not be confirmed through official or reputable sources. The Boise area is home to several municipal and resort courses named for the nearby Owyhee Mountains and Owyhee River. Without verifiable course-specific information, only its general Boise-area location can be confirmed at this time.

Driggs, ID

Targhee Village Golf Course is a public 9-hole, par-36 course near Driggs, Idaho, in the Teton Valley. The parkland-style layout stretches roughly 3,500 yards and sits about nine miles from Grand Targhee Ski Resort, with views of the Teton Range. The course includes a clubhouse, bar, driving range, and short-game practice area. It draws both local play and visitors staying in the Teton Valley and Grand Targhee area.