I played the course three times two weeks ago. Like the previous reviewer said, the scenery is breathtaking (especially for an urban creature like me). I found the course in excellent condition, the practice facilities first rate, and the staff treated all in our party like we were members. I think the course itself plays longer than the 6950 yards (blue tees (7400 from the blacks)) listed because there are few straight away fairways. Many times the waist areas and water seem to squeeze the fairways a bit, and the bunkering on some holes made shot selection pretty tough. Also while the morning wind was light, the daily afternoon wind/thunderstorms made the course ridiculously difficult. In particular one par 3 (#8 ?) played into a right to left/in your face stiff wind that made the 180 yards seem like 220. And on the slick, undulating, and elevated greens your ball didn't stand a chance. While the fees are high, they aren't out of line for a high quality course in a resort area. I'd love to play it again once I perfect my knockdown shot. c

Spectacular layout. As pretty as any place in the world. The practice facility and island putting green may be as nice as any you will ever find. The club house and Teton Pines resteraunt are both five stars!

You may forget why you are there as you admire the scenery.

Every hole plays over or along water. As this course is right on the base of the Grand Tetons, you find yourself continually looking at the view. Nothing like having the mountain peaks reflecting in the hazard where you are searching for your ball. You may want to pack a fly rod as your 14th club as people are trout fishing all along the course. The maintenence crew deserves five stars. You will never find a blade of grass out of place.

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