We were impressed with the course conditions , however the rental clubs were extremely dated and the cost did not reciprocate that. $120 for 18 holes, a cart and rental clubs.

Way better than expected. The course was a lot of fun with some challenging holes. The difference in tee boxes changes the difficulty of the course by quite a bit. Round played fast and course was in great shape. No bugs, couple moose tracks, but definitely a fun track to visit and great for the value.

A great course with a beautiful view of the Tetons! We were traveling through and stopped to play, we played 9 on night and another 18 the next morning because we loved the course so much! It is a challenging course though! Shane and Amanda in the pro shop were both wonderful and friendly! And a bonus, dogs are welcome on the course with you!

It offers the best views of any golf course we have played. Fairways are broad, but greens are well protected by bunkers and water. Worse, the green keeper has a sadistic streak, putting most cups on mounts or slopes. The club house is a small modular home, reached on foot by way of a covered bridge that spans a stream. It’s very affordable at just $30 for 18 holes plus $5 for a push cart or $20 for an electric buggy. Club rental is expensive at $30 for a tired set, with a driver bearing scars of a frustrated renter. Dogs are allowed - if they behave.

The Links at Teton Peaks is never going to be confused with world class golf....but it is a really enjoyable round of golf at a really good price. There may be "sexier" options on the eastern side of the Tetons, but you'll pay an arm and leg more too. This course doesn't pretend to be the beauty at the ball, but she's appealing in her own ways and you'll leave the ball (the course) glad that you met her and shared a dance together.