A fun course that makes you make decisions in the round, not a great one to walk but it makes up…read morefor that with the amazing views. Good food, better people. Love this place!

Great layout. In great shape. Price seemed high for a small town course but it is well worth it…read more Greens a little slow but might just the area. I usually play in socal. They said locals can purchase a card that will give them 1/2 off everything.

The kids had fun playing mini golf, it's very well maintained. But, and it's a big one, it is too…read moreexpensive like way too expensive. We wanted to grab a coffee while they played, uhhh $12 for a small? No thanks. There is a gold across the street, the historic one, it's $3 person spend your money there. Golf is $10 a person here

We enjoyed our time at this mini golf place while staying in a vacation rental right across. It was…read moreso inviting from the moment we saw it. They've really made it cute all around and the course is fun too. They also had ice cream and other snacks to buy and a small gift shop. Nice addition to the town of Joseph.

One star for employee attitude and miscommunication. We cannot speak for the golf course itself…read morebecause we were denied an opportunity to play on it. We planned to golf on a Friday evening for the twilight rate (after 4 PM) while we were visiting town for the weekend. This was the only day that we could do it because there was a scheduled tournament for the remainder of the weekend - where the course was closed to the public. We confirmed the pricing information and the tournament dates on their website, which most people do in the 21st century. When we showed up just after 4 PM, an employee behind the desk seemed annoyed that we walked in. When we asked to play nine holes for the twilight rate, his response was just a blunt "uh, no. Are you here for the rat race?" I responded, "Is that the tournament? I thought that didn't start until this weekend?" He said, "Nope. We closed at 3:00." When I reminded him that their website had different information, he responded with "well, things change." Even though he reluctantly allowed us to hit balls on the driving range, he offered zero incentives to return (i.e. voucher for discounted rates, etc.). He also kept a close eye on us through the rear window as if we were going to tee off on the course anyway. There were very few golfers actually playing on the course. The awkward experience made us feel that we were not welcome at this course and as a result, it is very unlikely that we will return. This is unfortunate, as it looks like a beautiful course to play at.

Played 18 holes of golf with a group of friends. Gorgeous greens and great customer service from…read morethe staff. Bought a nice new club while I was there too! I highly recommend this place. The prices were fair, the people were great and the grass was green. :)

Good golfing reasonable and good food restaurant. Restaurant staff was attentive. Food was very…read moregood especially the fish and chips. The soups were outstanding and service was great.

Service and food was amazing! Super friendly staff. Love this place! Shane was the super friendly…read moreand our food came out quick!

Lovely golf course tucked in a small town in Idaho. Due to Covid they are experiencing a lack of…read morehelp. Need to be patient during check in. Allow a bit of extra time to get yourself set up. Driving range hits into two tee boxes, so watch out. Charged $1.50 for a kurig coffee. They provide ice and water in your cart. A plus for a public course. The course is in great shape and offers a challenge for all levels.

When their web site tells all sorts of open tee times, but when we called to confirm it's…read moreincorrect! Don't have a tee time booking site, if your not going to use it! Or hirer someone that does know how to use it. Ridiculous!!!

Played the executive 6 hole course and it was so beautiful, just a real great experienceread more

Mountain golf at its finest. Course itself is in great shape. Cost is very competitive, but the…read moregolf carts are dated and dirty. We enjoyed lunch on the deck after. Service is very slow due to inability to staff. Food is very tasty. We enjoyed a wrap and fish sticks.

We are not golfers. Not even a little bit. So I cannot judge the excellence of this course from a…read moregolfing standpoint. But I can expertly judge the scenery, staff and cart riding shenanigans. We went on a perfect 70 degree Saturday afternoon. We rented a cart, which cost us $28 each. We also needed a set of clubs, balls and 4 beers. The staff took pity on our obviously clueless selves and gave us an excellent discount on the clubs, filled a cooler with ice for us and wouldn't even accept a tip. Altogether our afternoon of fun cost $76. If my husband can't call himself a golfer, than I can't even call myself a spectator. By the end of our adventure, my sweet, patient, non-competitive man was quietly suggesting that I just use this as putting practice. :) I think my average stroke was 13. Haha! But we still had an absolute blast. The carts are gas powered and zippy and the course was gorgeous. It is located right along Lake Cascade with snow capped mountains as the back drop. There were a lot of hills, trees and sand traps (hence my embarrassing average). Nonetheless it was a glorious afternoon filled with beautiful weather, golf innuendos, and a few moments of panic that the cart was going to tip. ‍

This is a pretty decent golf course, with great rates. There are a few tricky holes, you will lose…read moresome balls into the reservoir, but you will have a great time doing it.

Out there in the high desert hush of Quail Ridge Golf Course, before a man even sets foot on the…read morefirst tee, he is already on trial. Not by the marshal, not by the wind sweeping off those painted hills but by his own dear wife. And let me tell you, partner, somewhere between the parking lot and Hole One, I received a full audit of my character. Every flaw, every shortcoming laid out cleaner than a freshly raked bunker. This ain't just golf... this is emotional counseling with a view. And what a view it is. Baker country rolls out like a promise you can't quite reach soft valleys, brushed mountains that look close enough to shake hands with but never quite let you. I tried to sneak a few photos, you know, capture the majesty... but apparently my amusement was punishable by spousal decree. Every grin earned me a look that said, "Focus." Lord help me, I tried. Now the game itself? Oh, we weren't out here to politely tap balls and sip sunshine. No sir. We had ourselves a shirt game. Stakes per hole. Pride on the line. Real business. The kind of golf where every shot makes you dig into your soul and ask: what do you have in your quiver? Because here's the rub she wants the whole arsenal. Every club. The full traveling circus. Meanwhile, I stand firm like a stubborn caddie philosopher: you bring a handful, and you MacGyver the rest. Adapt. Improvise. Overcome. And I'd wager every fella out there secretly agrees... though they may not say it out loud. The greens? Better than they have any right to be out in what feels like the edge of civilization. Smooth, honest, and just tricky enough to make you question your putting stroke and your upbringing. And circling it all like a crown you didn't earn but get to wear anyway are these near 360-degree mountain views. A few homes dot the landscape, all new and polished, sitting pretty like they cracked the code on life. It's quiet. It's clean. It's the kind of place that whispers, this is what "getting away" is supposed to feel like. Of course, peace never lasts. My wife on a mission, moving like she's late for a tee time with destiny takes off ahead to catch the group in front. Meanwhile, I'm back here conducting important research: a little jackassing, a little hee-hee-ha-ha, soaking it all in like a man who knows the scorecard matters less than the story. And somewhere between her waving me forward and me pretending I didn't see it, it hit me This place? It's a little slice of heaven disguised as a golf course. You want country without losing comfort? You want space to breathe, laugh, compete, and maybe get humbled a time or two? You come out here. Just... maybe bring fewer clubs. And thicker skin.

Quail Ridge might be a municipal golf course, all 18 holes up against the foothills of the Elkhorn…read moreRange in Baker City, Oregon, but you'll be hard pressed to find greens as well kept in Northeast Oregon. Bring your clubs, bring the family, enjoy the cool summer breeze as you play around or is that a round?