Idaho
The Gem State of Idaho is located in the Rocky Mountain Region of the United States, sharing boundaries with six other American states and, to the north, the Canadian province of British Columbia. It’s an area of outstanding beauty where forested mountains, canyons and river gorges contribute to a rugged landscape that’s ideally suited to outside sporting activity.
Gozzer Ranch Golf & Lake Club
Idaho, United States
Gozzer Ranch Golf & Lake Club
Set on an elevated, forested peninsula that juts into the eastern flank of Lake Coeur d’Alene, Gozzer Ranch Golf and Lake Club is spectacular.
Teton Springs (Headwaters)
Idaho, United States
Teton Springs (Headwaters)
Designed by an eclectic golfing triumvirate of Byron Nelson, Steve Jones and architect Gary Stephenson, the Teton Springs Lodge & Spa offers golfers 27 holes of golf at its Headwaters Club.
The Golf Club at Black Rock
Idaho, United States
The Golf Club at Black Rock
Architect Jim Engh, who once lost the first golf ball in Latvia, must have rubbed his hands together when he saw the site for his creation at The Golf Club at Black Rock.
Club at Rock Creek
Idaho, United States
Club at Rock Creek
The front nine at The Club at Rock Creek is laid out on open terrain, with the back nine carved out from a forested landscape. Both nines are beautifully routed and they had to be, as the course occupies an awkward site...
Circling Raven
Idaho, United States
Circling Raven
Located close to the state border with Washington, the 18 holes of the Circling Raven layout on the Coeur d’Alene Indian reservation meander around an expansive, moderately bunkered 620-acre site.
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho, United States
Coeur d'Alene
Built on the site of an old sawmill, the course at the Coeur d’Alene resort is most famous for the floating green on the par three 14th hole where the distance from tee to putting surface is changed every day by computer control.
Blue Lakes
Idaho, United States
Blue Lakes
Occupying a spectacular site on the banks of the Snake River, Francis L James laid out Blue Lakes Country Club in 1948 where the signature par three 6th hole drops 200 feet from tee to green.
Idaho Club
Idaho, United States
Idaho Club
Jack Nicklaus reworked the old Hidden Lakes golf course amongst the waterways of the Pack River, creating the new 18-hole layout at the Idaho Club in 2008. It’s a testing layout with water featuring on all but two of the holes.
Canyon Springs
Idaho, United States
Canyon Springs
Canyon Springs Golf Course began as a 9-hole affair in 1972, with fairways set out by Max Mueller within a former fruit orchard. Fifteen years later, Bob Baldock added another nine to complete the present 18-hole layout.
