Jackson Hole Golf

Jackson Hole Renowned For Pristine Golf Courses

Add an extra 25 yards to your golf shot on Jackson Hole golf courses. In this high-altitude environment, your drives go a little farther and your golf score may get a little lower.

Golf is part of the Jackson Hole landscape. Teton Pines Resort and Country Club’s long-established Arnold Palmer course is Audubon Certified and recognized by Conde Nast Traveler as "One of the Top 100 Golf Resorts in North America and the Caribbean."

Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis has recently made multi-million dollar improvements to their golf course, which was already lauded by Golf Digest Magazine as Wyoming’s best. A new clubhouse complex, views of the Tetons, and the fact that the resort is 100% wind powered through renewable energy credits gives Jackson Hole golfers a unique 18-hole experience.

Snake River Sporting Club is the newest Jackson Hole golf course and is touted for its quiet, still undiscovered, greens. Course designer Tom Weiskopf says he believes it to be his “finest golf course design in the US, to-date.”

The Links in Tetonia and Teton Springs Resort’s Byron Nelson designed golf course are on the Idaho side of the Tetons – approximately 20 and 30 minutes from Jackson Hole on Highway 33.

Also in Teton Valley, Idaho two other courses are slated as the focal points for high-end golf communities – Huntsman Springs and River Rim Ranch – by 2010.

For more information on golf in Jackson Hole, visit Jackson Hole Traveler's webpage on Jackson Hole golf. //