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.

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.

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!

s there a way to tell people not to subject themselves to the abuse they'll receive at Purple Sage?…read more I hope so. STAY AWAY!!!!!!!! They have a player assistant in a golf cart riding around making sure people stay on the cart paths around the greens and tee boxes. He doesn't pay attention to pace of play (group in front of us was two holes behind the group in front of them). Only focused on people who are not complying with their signs. And can you find a worse spokesperson for your property. He started by threatening me and my foresome vs pointing out the rule. What a jerk! You should retire the old buffoon who can't respect others vs letting him be the face of your course. Typical Caldwell, ID.

This is a very nice muni golf course. Prices are good. The course is fairly flat, but interesting…read moreand challenging. He course is also in excellent condition. I highly recommend playing here.

This course is very laid back, casual. My wife and I choose to drive an hour to play here just…read morebecause we get tired of being pushed wherever we go to play golf except here. The owners live right on site and double as groundskeepers. They are wonderful people. As nice as you will ever find in this world today. The course isn't pga quality upkeep but it fits our game perfectly and it has character and provides a challenge. Plenty playable, good price and lets us relax and enjoy the day. We highly recommend this course!

It was a little strange seeing the driving range on the left of the main road when you have to turn…read moreright and drive half a mile to the clubhouse. So I decided to not warm up on the range. First hole water all on the left and a creek in front about 240-250. So no driver on a par 5. Lol. Very nice course with a few elevation changes. Greens had been punched two week prior, they weren't perfect but still pretty good. Couple of the tee boxes were TINY! like I felt if I laid down I could touch both. Lol Slightly pricey for Idaho in my opinion at 76 or 78 bucks. But I will totally be back, I enjoyed that course.

Great place to play! Wish it was a little cheaper but it was a great course and greens were…read morephenomenal!

This is a great community golf course that is family owned. I haven't been here in awhile and…read morethere has been some great updatess. The grounds look green and I don't notice those bald spots there is new furniture on the deck and the deck is newly remodeled. We love stopping here on our way home from a bike ride and sitting on the deck They have a great little happy hour and a kitchen that is open during the day. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Stop in and enjoy!

This golf course is far too expensive for what you get. I have played way better tracks for far…read moreless money. Also the shop staff is very standoffish to non members. I will NOT be back. They got 1 star because I couldn't give 0.

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.

Great public golf course right in town. Excellent use of the environment surrounding the course…read more Front 9 laid out around the creek with the back 9 laid out around the desert canyon. Greens are in great shape! Fairways are long and green! Holes can be challenging and some are long! Signage showing direction for next hole could be more prevalent. Can be confusing which direction to go and whether to stay on cart path or drive on grass. Reasonable price (approx. $90) for 18 holes, cart and 2 golfers (military discount and senior). I paid that for one person recently at another course. Looking forward to playing course again next year during my visit.

Had high hopes for this course and was excited to play. Had an 18 hole reservation only to be…read morenotified when we checked in that they aerated the greens. Obviously it's necessary to aerate but the tee time was made a week in advance and was never notified we wouldn't be able to play what we payed for. The greens were also a very big disappointment. Basically putting on fairway grass. A golf course I recently played in Rawlins, Wyoming, was miles better than this. I'd definitely recommend skipping this course if you're crazy enough to think about booking a tee time. My heart goes out to the people of mountain home because they have to play that shit.

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.