Fantastic course! Greens were very respective but extremely fast. Lots of elevation changes and some blind tee shots which was difficult for first time playing but didn’t diminish the experience at all. Look forward to next trip to Boise this course is a must play! Tee shot on 18th is worth the trip!

Really beautiful course with great, technical holes. Out of all the courses I've played on the valley, i never had an issues with slow play. But, the young dude helping the Marshall told us we would have to skip the next 3 holes to catch up. Problem was, we were being held up by a group of walkers on the very next hole. No harm, no foul. I told him we wouldn't be skipping ahead since we paid to pay 18. Then the marshal came over and apologized. All in all, I'll be back to play for sure. Course is worth it and I hit my highest record drive on the 18th.

Quail Hollow was my first golf adventure in Boise, Idaho. What a gem. I have to start with the surrounding environment - OMG!! Quail Hollow sits at the foot hills within the Stewart Gulch Park. Which means there are endless views of mountains which leaves you in awe. The course is an adventure in its own right. The first hole plays like any other parkland course, then there's the second hole - a steep climb to a 180 yd par 3 - where you're hitting across a deep valley onto a green that seems to sit on top of a mountain. A missed shot will require you to pitch straight up. Of course, when you go up, you have to come down. The third hole is a downhill par 4 dog-leg with a blind green. And that's much of the course. Every hole has an interesting feature that requires you to play conservative with accuracy, whether it be the winding dog-legs, rolling hills, mountainous views, blind fairways, perched greens, tall grasses, or ponds, you'll be sure to play every club in the bag. Sometimes it's smarter to leave the driver and go to the 3W off the tee. Hole14 plays up into a steep valley. Thought it's 300 yards you'll need to play this like it's 400 because you're playing this hole straight up. On the way down is number 15, a narrow 170 yard par 3, sandwiched between a mountain side and the 14th, with a hundred yards of shrubs and tall grass, where you'll have to go down a few club lengths to accommodate for the slope. The 18th is the signature hole, 400 plus yards from an elevated tee box that feels like hundred feet overlooking a pond, onto a curvaceous green. I love to walk. Because of the shifts of elevation and the steep climbs I would suggest to cart. The round should play just over 4 hours. The overall condition of the course is better than the average public course. Everything is well groomed and maintained. The practice areas aren't wow, but are adequate for a quick pre-game warm up. And the pro shop has everything you would expect from a wide range of balls, to clothing and gear. And the staff are Boise friendly and laid back. So are most of the people playing the course. Well worth the price. There's not much to stay around for after your round. Maybe a beer and then head home. As I was travelling to Boise, it's a ten minute UBER to downtown Boise.

Playing Quail Hollow is always a special treat. The scenery and wildlife is amazing and the course is well maintained. The greens are fast and challenging. This course seems easy due to the shorter fairways, but it isnt. It is one of the more challenging courses in the valley.

Challenging greens and elevated tee boxes. Beautiful scenery and we actually saw some quail! Great course! We'll be back!