As good courses around the valley goes, Boise Ranch is mid. OK course, nothing special. They offer no veteran’s rates. It’s a long drive for us to get out there and maybe a once/twice a season choice for us. Staff seemed pissy when asking about the Vet’s discount today. River Birch, Eagle Hills, Shadow Valley and many others offer a Vet discount and have a much nicer course.

It’s a fun little course and good clubhouse environment, but there’s too many walkers and no Course Marshall to regulate pace of play. You’ll wait insane amounts of time between your shots and no one wants to let you play through because they’ve been waiting forever too.

Fun course but nearly impossible to get a tee time. No online booking but they don't answer the phone either. I purchased a punch pass with 10 rounds on it but I've only used it twice through 6 months despite playing weekly, and always trying to book a round at Boise Ranch before looking elsewhere. Aside from that, league night is constantly going on so chances are high that they won't have a time anyways. Feels like I've been scammed by pre-purchasing a punch card I can never use. Won't make that mistake again and you shouldn't either. Out of curiosity, I just went through my call history and the last 19 calls to this course have gone unanswered. That's over the course of 3 weeks.

Golf course is in excellent condition for the amount of play that it gets. It is an easy walk in the park. Lots of space around the clubhouse to enjoy lunch or cold drinks. Large deck to accommodate your group. Practice facility is very good, hit balls off natural grass, and putting green gives you a great feel for the course. Just a real fun golf course with tees for all skill and age groups.

Brought our kids out to Boise Ranch for nine holes and left completely disappointed. We were told we had to pay for three golfers just to get two carts, even though only two of us actually golfed. They added another player to our group who was fantastic and helpful with our boys. Halfway through, an older staff member with a mustache drove up aggressively accusing us of breaking rules when we absolutely were not. He made our kids feel insecure and one didn’t even want to finish. When we returned the carts, he continued to argue instead of apologizing. Golf should encourage new players — especially kids. Sadly, this experience did the opposite. Boise Ranch needs to work on professionalism and respect toward guests.