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.

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.

Outstanding accommodations with an excellent team of employees. Activities are varied and a lot of…read morefun. Much to do for any age group. Golf courses that challenge any skill level. Only aspect of our visit that was not outstanding was the dinner service. Goat was interesting the first night but almost uneatable the second. A shame because the service was outstanding.

Beautiful setting.. Several paid activities, including golf, ATV rides, spa, and the paid use of…read morethe pool. Very nice rooms with industrial coffee and refrigerator minibar, but no microwave. Very remote location with no cell service and horrible, intermittent, slow WiFi. Bring books. The biggest downside is the food is really bad. Inedible overcooked goat?, other mystery goat dishes (maybe the old golf caddies?), and overall basically college dorm food level dinners. Bring canned food and lots of snacks. Sketchy if this place survives at the price they charge and with the food so dang awful.

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. :)

I find this a great place to relax and enjoy a round of golf in a beautiful rural environment. I…read morehave been a member for years and find it a great bargain. The golf course, driving range and restaurant are all open to the public. Come out and have a great time!

From the owner: Pendleton Country Club provides fun family golf, social, and dining opportunities to our members…read moreand the public.

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!