Boise Ranch Golf Course

We had a nice time hitting a bucket of balls and spending some family time, teaching my kids about golf. I haven’t been to the Boise Ranch in years. We decided to stop by and hit the driving range. Some coursed really frown when you show up with small children. Everyone here was very nice and inviting. They offered to give the kids some lessons. We didn’t actually play a round, so I don’t have any feedback on the course. The driving range and putting green were well kept. The prices were fine. We had a very nice time.

I have played this course a few times this year and you can tell they are really focusing a lot on making substantial improvements to this course from the greens, fairways and tee box placement. I wish I could say that I also improved with the course, however, they seemed to have taken it up a few notches! This is definitely a fun course to play, very clean, quiet and challenging. It has quickly become one of my new favorites, definitely worth playing!

Course isn’t bad, but the staff in the club house are terrible. Rude. Unorganized. Bad customer service.

Third time is the charm! This is the third time going here for lunch, but can’t get service. Last time Penny made excuses for poor service. This time we didn’t stick around. My husband had to go get menus and still no one cared we where there. I will give you a tip, clean house or train your staff its a job not a meet an greet.

Decent driving range. Nice club shop and a good snack bar. I overheard that they were having a BBQ for 90 guests so I’d love to find out more about their events. Just hit the range today but I may play the course one day.

I love this course. The holes give very good variety of challenges. Three holes were renovated and opened this week and now my review gets tricky. All three new holes are esthetic, dramatic and provide increased safety on this beautiful 18 hole course.
The only complaint I have is that the par 3, #4 hole is not friendly to medium-​high handicap women golfers. The ladies’ tee box is 128 yards to the center of the green, of which most is across water. Ah, the majority of us do not have that shot. We are forced to either tee off, lose a ball to the alligators, or tee off from the «drop zone,» as our third shot. According to the starter in the pro shop, no changes are planned. I really hope they rethink the ladies’ tee box location.

I’m not a golfer, I’ll tell you this right now. But I do drink beer, and The Boise Ranch Golf Course has a bar. This bar just so happens to have my favorite beer on tap, MacTarnahan’s Amber Ale. I would give them 5 stars based on this fact alone, except that they also have fun, quick bartenders and decent bar food as well. I’m a huge fan of fry-​sauce (which I’ve found from my travels is rarely seen outside of Idaho), and this place has some of the best.
Come here if you’d like to have a good priced burger and beer, and stay to watch a Boise State game or even play some golf. If you’re into that sort of thing.