The course was in very good shape. Greens were in good condition other than the typical unrepaired ball marks here and there on the greens. The golf cart had a nice screen that showed the layout of each hole and yardages. Very helpful. Green fees were a little higher than average around here. On the plus side they did offer a 10 percent discount for retired military which helped. Driving range was closed the day I played there.

Great course with nice scenery and variety. Some holes have water, some are doglegs, some are relatively narrow, so the course doesn't feel boring. The clubhouse and restaurant are really nice. The greens are a bit inconsistent though, a couple were in fantastic shape but some were very uneven. Almost as though they've worked on some for the season but not gotten to all of them yet. Overall a great course, price is more or less average compared to other full length, reasonably nice courses in the Treasure Valley.

Super cool staff! They were very nice. The course was super fun too, didnt have anyone ahead of us and we finished 18 holes in 3 hours. They also have a trackman simulator there which is really nice too.

This golf course should be for VERY EXPERIENCED GOLFERS ONLY. My friend lives in one of the houses by the 9th hole. His vehicles and house are very frequently hit by bad golfers. The golfers give out false information or "hit and run" the business, facilities, and staff are great. And the owners are solid and honest; but the customers and patrons are the opposite of that. Not the best idea to have a housing subdivision and golf course intertwined.

Nice course. No reason to dislike the 18 holes and the club house. Not so challenging you can't get by. Little narrow at times. Houses come into play but only if you're an 85-100 golfer with a slice or random misshits. No driving range is weird, but doesn't ruin the experience.