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!

Great course and even better rates for a round of golf and a cart. The course is kept in very good…read moreshape and everyone in the club house is super friendly and helpful. There are a lot of unique holes that are both challenging and fun to play!

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.

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.

So much fun! Ontario definitely needed a place like this, especially for those winter months. It…read morehas batting cages, golf simulators, a putting area, and a bar. Three full cages, two golf simulators, and one putting area. You can book batting cages by the hour, you can use a couple different pitching machines or you can pitch to your kids from behind a screen. They also have batting tees available. They have a couple open turf areas for drills, the two side-by-side batting cages retract so that the entire turf area is exposed. Golf simulators can be rented for as little as 15 minutes on up in 15 min increments. The putting area is rented by the hour. There is no food served but you are welcome to bring food in and there are restaurants within walking distance. It's right on Oregon St next to George's Jewelers near the corner of SW 2nd Ave. it's bright and clean and each area feels like it's own space which is nice. The staff is wonderful and they really care about bringing something great to the community for kids and adults. You can book a time slot on www.selectplayers.com Come check it out!!

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!

Other than a long drive, we enjoy this track for its price point, decent amenities, and good staff…read more The course was in decent shape, greens were a bit mistreated but I blame the golfers for that, learn how to fix your ball marks man! Carts should have sand so we can fill in fairway patches as needed, didn't see any before teeing off. Nice beverage selection, timber dogs are always hittin' ($5...can't beat it), and plenty of ice to go around. We finished in just over 4 hours so a great pace for a mid morning Sunday start. Worth a drive out once or twice a year.

The scenery was amazing and very peaceful. The course sits along the snake river. Even better when…read moreyou walk the course. Prices are about average with a better than average availability.

Great rural course with the backdrop of the river and Owyhees. Definitely not a country club but…read moreplayable for everyone.

Ridgecrest Golf Club is one of my favorite courses to play. The greens are always very well…read moremaintained, lush, green, and freshly cut. You can really tell the grounds crew puts in the effort to keep everything in top shape. The staff is friendly and helpful, making the whole experience enjoyable from the moment you arrive. They also have a nice amount of room for dining, but it's more of a snack bar vibe than a full sit-down restaurant. You just order at the counter, and the menu is limited, but it's perfect for a quick bite or a drink before or after your round. Overall, I love playing here and would highly recommend Ridgecrest to any golfer looking for a well-kept, welcoming course in the area.

Slowest round in Treasure Valley. Currently sitting at #4 tee with 11 carts backed up. Yes,…read moreeleven. Called pro shop, "Yes, it always backs up there". Can you send out a marshal? "No, we are busy in the pro shop today. Sorry!" Don't even waste your time here, absolute clown show.

I stopped in a couple of days ago after taking a bit of a break from indoor golf (not to mention…read morethe fact, that the Wuhan virus thing prevented a lot of businesses from opening until recently). Glad to see that Golf Your Way was alive and well and nicely stocked with a impressive selection of golf clothing and merchandise. I ended up buying a pair of golf shoes and proceeded to try them out during my indoor round of golf. I never thought I could actually play an entire 18 holes of golf within an hour. This is a great family run business where "everybody knows your name". So stop in when you get a chance for a quick round of golf and maybe a beer or two! Keep up the great work, guys!

I was referred here by a family member and I have enjoyed it since the first moment that I I walked…read morein. I ended up buying a whole new set of custom clubs from them and I love them. They have improved my game a lot. The courses are a lot of fun to play and they have several games to choose from if you don't want to play normal stroke play golf. The owner and his son are very friendly and helpful. I think the only downside, which is slight, is that their parking lot is small but they are working on remedying that soon. All in all, 5 out 5 in every way!

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?