The course is famous for its floating island green. Overall the course is a nice course. The forecaddy we had was not great. His first season and he really had very little information. He was zero help reading greens. The scenic views are spectacular and the course is nice. I did the stay and play and they forgot me at the course with the shuttle. They need some work here. The only downside is that the 14th hole, the floating green is what you play it for, it's the pinnacle of the experience after you play it holes 15-18 are kinda disappointing.

Really enjoyed the course this time, having played it once before 25 years ago. I've got a few more courses under my belt since then and better suited to appreciate the entire layout. The entire course was in phenomenal condition and the forecaddie we had was awesome. Would like to have another crack at hole 11, but my saving grace was a nice tee shot onto the floating green.

My husband & I played two rounds this week and had an absolute blast. Every single staff member from the time you enter the gate was so friendly and accommodating, & our forecaddie Jaben was the best!! We requested him again on day 2 and they made it happen. The course was beautiful, and pace of play was great (we played on Tuesday & Wednesday). 10/10 experience, we cant wait to come back next year!

Played this course on Friday September 5th. I saw the reviews of the slow play but we played in 4 hours 15 at 1:30 PM which is a very good pace for a resort course. We had a great caddie named Jace who was awesome all round. Course itself has some spectacular holes that are very memorable but a horrible finish to the golf course. Overall was a great day and well worth the visit.

One of the most exclusive golf experiences you may ever have in lifetime (don’t miss the truth about Hole 14 below). This bucket-list golf course, home to the world’s only floating green on Hole 14, is worth every penny spent on travel, stay, and play. The course isn’t just beautiful - it offers breathtaking views of Lake Coeur d’Alene from nearly every place. It becomes both fun and challenging, especially on the front nine where you play up/downhill slopes while constantly distracted by the stunning scenery of hills, water, and mountains. Of course, most golfers come here for the iconic Hole 14. The green literally floats in the lake. Every morning, the staff adjusts the cables to set that day’s distance - and it stays fixed all day. There’s a sign near the clubhouse showing the exact yardage (you can tune your shots to that distance at the floating balls driving range before you start). You tee off from land, aim to check your ball in on the floating green, then ride a small boat called the Putter to finish your putt. If you make par (3) or better, you earn a commemorative certificate - a memory you’ll never forget. Important note (that AI or word-of-mouth often gets wrong): 1. You’re only allowed two shots from the tee box to try to reach the green. 2. The certificate isn’t given just for playing the hole - you must score par or better to earn it. Ironically, my son was paired with two amateur players that day and both took penalties off the tee and missed par. We were told that many overthink the shot. In truth, the green is wide but shallow, so distance control and club choice (usually a wedge) are critical. My son made par that day, and we were absolutely thrilled. This is the experience you come here for. All the staff members supported him - ferry captain, referee, caddy, clubhouse staff, other players! You don’t have to stay at the resort to play the course, but make sure to book far in advance - it’s often fully reserved. Yes, it’s pricey (though they offer junior rates), and no, the burgers may not be the best you’ve ever had. But that’s not why you’re here - you’re here to play an iconic course. And Coeur d’Alene delivers.