The course is in great shape. Laid back vibe and good views. Only complaint is that it's only nine…read moreholes. Great experience overall!

From the owner: Teton Valley's most relaxed Public Golf Course & Driving Range, where golf is a game--not a status…read moresymbol.

I love this place. Good affordable fun for the family . They have a big pool with diving board and…read moreslide (pay extra) there are 2 hot pools on the other side. There is a snack shop with hotdogs burgers etc. family and adult friendly,

Call first. These imbeciles don't know how to update their hours. Website said they're open but a…read morehandy flyer in their lobby said different. 90 minute drive each way.. Thanks for wasting my entire Sunday! Looks like a run down motel 8 pool with an old McDonald's slide anyways.

Great views. We were going to buy some merch after playing a round of golf but the pro shop doors…read morewere locked at 5:45, they close at 6. I don't understand. If you close at 6, stay open until 6!

Great course in good condition. If I were just rating the course, it would be a higher rating. But…read morethey charge out-of-towners too much ($250 plus $80 to rent clubs.) Then the beverage cart was nowhere to be found for 10 holes and then had no snacks. At the end of our round, even though we were told it would be open, the restaurant had closed. So enjoy the round, but adjust your service expectations. Not what you'd expect for the price.

A very rustic campground set in a grove of Aspen trees. Spaces are large and spread out. We…read moreplayed a round of golf, and for a naturally maintained course it was in good shape (May)! Numerous metal sculptures and Casey was a wealth of information about the area and local things to do. From the tee box at hole 3 we had a clear view of the backside of the Grand Tetons! If we ever find ourselves in the area we will stay again!

The views are spectacular from the mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and wildlife. The only problem…read morewas the traffic backups when people stop to vie

The course itself is decent definitely not $300 worth it but decent. The views of the mountains…read moremake up for it but overall not a place I'd spend my money again. So many blind shots with 0 guidance from a yardage book. Top 200 far from it. Between here and Teton Reserve I'd play reserve 100 Times before coming back here.

This is a review for the golf course, a well-maintained course with scenic mountain views. You…read moredon't see much of the main Teton peaks but the southern mountains are right there. Rates are high but not super high. - Greens are in great shape, very contoured and fast. - Fairways mostly give you good lies. Some bad patches. - Water everywhere. - Lots of bunkers, mostly in good condition but some were a bit hard-packed. - Multiple tees, more than any I've encountered elsewhere. - No beverage cart service during our round, which kind of surprised me, but water is available at the tee boxes. The driving range - located a short distance to the north of the clubhouse - has complimentary balls and they're in good condition. You'll also find a small chipping & bunker practice area there. The practice green is near the clubhouse. Starter gave me a yardage booklet when he learned it was my first time there - nice. I've only played one round but the pace of play was good. My group had to wait at a few tee boxes towards the end but still finished in under four hours. Overall, a pretty nice place to play golf.

This is a nine hole executive course. Great if you have a few hours to play on a weekday. Pro…read moreshop staff are very welcoming and user friendly. Grounds crew keeps the fairways in usable shape.

This is a pretty course, lots old trees and nice long fairways. We found the staff to be very…read morepleasant and accommodating. Ladies get quite a yardage advantage. The prices are really reasonable. Unfortunately, I cannot blame the course for my lousy round!

Love playing this course! Easily walked...even when playing 27 holes as we often do. Each 9 has a…read moredifferent style... One features water on nearly every hole; one is muni style and the other is links style. Course is well maintained and cost is super reasonable. Two of us played 27 holes during a summer weekday special for just $35 (for the two of us)!

Don't let my 3 star discourage you from playing this course. My expectations were thinking "muni"…read moreand it was better than that. Gas carts and gravel cart paths are "muni-esque", but again, the course was flat, fun with good bends and long grass hazards to keep you sharp on your game. The greens feel like velvet but are also have some rough spots. This course is probably one of the better courses you are going to find in the area if you are looking to play. It has 27 holes, broken into three 9 hole options. On this Friday in July, we showed up with no tee time reservation and were able to go out for 9 holes at 4pm with a cart for I think $52 for both my husband and I. The three legs of this golf course are woven together so tightly, having never played it before and being unfamiliar with course, I did feel that our experience was part "golf outing", part "brain game," because some of the tee boxes were almost impossible to find based on twisty cart paths, long grass and only somewhat helpful signage. Shane in the pro shop was fun and light hearted and proud of Teto Lakes Golf Course. McDonalds Corporation was having a large event when we were there, thus why there was only one of the 9 hole options available to us to play. I also got a 20% sale discount on a great pair of Skechers golf shoes, which was a bonus to my golfing day. So there is a pro shop, there are golf carts (gas), there are locker rooms (dated) and a snack shack for food. So it has all you really need, although a bit dated and with a slightly rural feel. But with that, you could not ask for nicer staff and folks to be around to play a game. All in all, this is not Bandon Dunes nor what I am even use to in Vegas, but it was worth having our clubs in our car to play a round. It was fun!