Played 9 holes here and had a lot of fun. Challenging course, great fairways and greens. Clubhouse…read morehas great food too. Friendly staff and good drinks. Emily was very attentive and provided great table service! Will come back soon

Our server, Emilee was exceptional. She answered all of our questions and happed make our meal at…read morethe clubhouse enjoyable.

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!

Great golf course they have really gotten it in great shape would highly recommend. Also great…read moreprice!

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.

Just an hour's drive from Boise, Scotch Pines Golf Course is an absolute gem in Payette. The staff…read moreare fantastic, friendly, professional, and clearly love what they do. Huge shout out to T.J. Gomez, the general manager, who keeps everything running smoothly and even reached out after their Chili Dippers Scramble to personally thank us for coming. The scramble itself was a blast, and the chili cook-off contest afterward was the perfect way to end the day. The course is beautiful and well maintained, with 18 scenic holes, a driving range, short game area, and pro shop. They also offer lessons, fun tournaments, and a great bar and restaurant with an outdoor patio, the perfect spot to relax after your round. Located near the Idaho-Oregon border, you even get the occasional small plane flying overhead from the nearby airport, which adds to the laid back, small town charm. If you're looking for a great round of golf with friendly people, a fun atmosphere, and beautiful views, Scotch Pines is worth the drive!

An employee by the name of TJ harassed me and my group multiple times because we were in a group of…read more5 instead of two groups of 2 and 3. Although we tried speaking like adults with him, he still got angry and told us if we merged our groups again we would have to leave the golf course. We understood the problem and fixed it, but he could have been more mature in this situation. Plus he followed behind my group and watched us with our 16 year old present.

Cozy rooms! Will be our go to when fishing the Henry's fork, and love that they are dog friendlyread more

It's dynamite! We came up for our anniversary and was pleasantly surprised to find they had a king…read moresuite become available. The place is rustic but modern. The smell in the air of the pine and forest are worth every penny. Each room has a private deck with table and chairs overlooking the forest behind the lodge. Inside the main lodge is beautiful and clean, with a pool table and games upstairs. They also have cabins for rent and an entire house for larger groups. The cost is better than the hotels in town, and for the privacy and quiet, this is the only experience worth paying for. But if you need something, town is only a couple minutes drive. My sweety and I spent our evenings during by the pond, listening to the fountain and looking at the stars. The people here have been incredibly polite, friendly, and as helpful as you could ask for. I understand that ownership has changed hands in recent months, so don't give any heed or negative reviews. These people are not the same. Fantastic place! We HIGHLY recommend staying here. So stop reading this and get there!

Fun course with a lot of elevation changes and beautiful views, not very long but some intimidating…read moretee shots that require some strategy. Come hydrated and bring shoes with good grip. Right out the gates is a short, testy, hard dog leg left that really has you thinking about your club selection. Followed by a long par three and a blind downhill par 4. Then you can settle in a bit. There are a lot of parallel fairways and not a whole lot of signs to help direct you where the tee boxes are so bring a golf app and keep your eyes open cause there isn't any GPS on the carts either. Most of the fairways were in good condition. And the greens were average speed, and some were very narrow. Although they didn't have a cart girl and one of the two water stations was empty, the course layout does bring you back to the club house a couple times on the front and back to refill on beverages and hydrate. Be careful if you're playing blues on 18, it's a steep dirt path up and you'll almost certainly slip and fall on the way down.

Once again, Quail Hollow,is the best of things in Boise. Why? It's employees. Specificly Adam. With…read moreno functionining kitchen do to a malfunction in the hood vent he still brings it. Every day to every person. Fix this issues and let an employee be a great representative of Boise. He loves us,let him show it.

Friendly pro shop staff during check in. Full bar and restaurant adjacent to the shop…read more Refrigerators with various drinks and snacks for self service to include beer. Golf carts have no GPS so BYO. Challenging course with elevation changes, narrow fairways, and OB that has thick vegetation and/or water. There is cart service but didn't see her until the 18th hole.

What A Great Course In Very Good Shape And Challenging The Clubhouse Had Very Friendly Employees…read moreWhich Made Me Buying A Round Of Drinks For My Group For My Hole In One A Little Easier.

Probably the best golf deal in the Boise area. This hidden gem is located in Caldwell, Idaho…read more(well, not really IN Caldwell, if in Caldwell at all it is at the most extreme of outskirts) and about 35 minutes from Boise. TimberStone is a welcome relief to house lined fairways. The course, just a few years old, is maturing nicely. Fairways have filled in and are approaching the lush scale. Greens are excellent, receptive and true. Obviously, this was once farm land because the only trees on the course have been planted and, at this time, present no problem. But give those trees a few more years and it will be another story. TimberStone is a nice layout, with four sets of tees - Red, White, Green and Yellow, with red being the longest, yellow the shortest. We played the whites, and the yardage was very challenging, but fair. My only complaint is, that as a senior, they have two par threes that measure 200 yds. or more. Makes one pucker up a bit. If you are the Treasure Valley area, don't miss this golf course!!!

Beautiful golf course! Has a variety of holes from elevation to dog leg rights and lefts. Some…read moreshots over the pond that are hard but also doable for a new golfer! Will be going back again looking forward to it in spring summer and fall!

The upgrades are awesome! Easy ticket access and little wait time in lift lines. The conditions…read morewere perfect for springtime, groomed and ready to rock and roll. Stopped into a yurt for some liquid courage and off I go- lots to select from beers, drinks, and food- chicken and waffles at a yurt? Yes please. 65 dollar lift tickets for a day at Brundgae is a steal, they had free demos, and beer vendors galore. Live music on the mountain makes my heart warm.

If you are a family looking for a fun adventure, run. What should have been a super fun day turned…read moreinto a terrible day when the snowmobile tipped and pinned my 9 year old daugher's leg under the snowmobile. She was screaming and I was desperately trying to lift this 400 pound machine off of my daughter while screaming for help. Thank god my 6 foot 4 brother in law ran and tip it up so we could pull her out. Her leg was bruised but thank god not broken. The guid's response? "Oh, that happens all the time. They're built to tip over." WHAT?? Stunned at her cavalier attitude I'm like, "so this is a normal experience on your trips? Do you think you should do anything differently so this doesn't happen?" She's like "I feel like you're attacking me - we did everything right." No, Perry, you didn't. The safety prep was so inadequate - you never told my daughter to keep her legs on the metal footrests (I didn't know to tell her!) nor did you explain how often they tip and what to do. And this is what haunts me - after we'd been riding 30 mins I HAPPENED TO ASK if I should pin the kill switch to my jumper. Court, the male guide (who was super kind) said "oh yeah! That's important so if you fall off the vehicle stops." Friends, had I not had that on, my daughter might not have her leg. What a different experience that would have been if they had adequate safety training. "Hey these tip a lot - so here is how to safely fall so you don't get pinned. Oh if someone tips other people need to rush and help them tip back up. And here's the kill switch you must attach to your person so the vehicle stops when you fall. And kids, keep your feet on the metal footrests because if you dangle your legs bellow them your leg will get pinned." I will say I spoke to guest relations and they were very kind. Just empathy - they still charged us the 1k for the trauma, but I did feel like they really listened and took my suggestion of giving the guides a physical checklist to go over like pilots do before flights. Like I totally get that mistakes happen, but own them. Do better next time. Care if your families have a good time or a terrible time.