27-Hole (Public) This facility opened both of its courses in 1996. The Championship Course has water all throughout the design, as well as numerous bunkers to avoid. Accuracy is essential on this course. The Executive Course will challenge every golfer's accuracy and focus.

18-Hole (Public) This course is cut out of the natural terrain and requires many uphill and downhill shots. Only a few holes were built on level terrain, so you can expect many uneven lies. The fairways are lined with pine, poplar, and elm trees. The course annually hosts the Southwest Idaho...

9-Hole (Public) This course was built on hilly terrain, resulting in many uneven lies. Due to the hills and trees, the area is amazingly beautiful. Many of the fairways are tree lined. There is a pond to contend with on hole #9, a 404-yard, par 4.

18-Hole (Public) This course can be demanding because the greens are difficult to read. There are several sand bunkers on the course, and a creek comes into play on two holes. Ladies tee off from the same set of tees as the men. The course was expanded to 18-holes in 2001.

9-Hole (Public) This short course has small greens. This course is excellent for seniors, juniors, beginners, and anyone wanting to work on their iron shots. The course is predominantly flat with several dogleg fairways. There is a canal that comes into play on four holes.

27-Hole (Public) This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The scenic course, located in a valley, features many views of the surrounding majestic mountains. The tree-lined fairways vary in width, while the greens are small and undulating. The terrain is flat and easy...

18-Hole (Public) Locals claim that this course plays differently every time you tee up. The greens are very tricky, some having extreme undulations, while others are loaded with subtle breaks. Most of the fairways are tree lined, and the terrain is hilly. There are two ponds that come into play on...

9-Hole (Public) This par 3 course is one of the oldest courses in the state. A lake comes into play on three holes. This is a great place for beginning or experienced golfers who wish to work on their short game. Green fees are good for the entire day.

18-Hole (Public) This course plays long from the back tees and the wind frequently comes into play. The fairways are well manicured, plus there are very few hazards on the course.

18-Hole (Resort) s beautiful course is located in a valley surrounded by majestic mountains. This is a target design with tree-lined fairways that vary in width. The greens are medium in size and speed, and the tee boxes are elevated. There are lakes, creeks, ponds, and rivers that come into play...