Teton Pines

Great club, covered tennis dome, friendly members, great walkable golf course

Played the course on 9/29/24. Course was in excellent shape for the end of September. Course had a lot of water which was great. Value for your money is ok. $295 for an afternoon tee time is a lot but golf in the Jackson area is just expensive.

Pretty course, great views, and stunning conditions with bunkers that have the softest sand in the west. However, note that we played as guests, that only have the opportunity for afternoon tee times. A coupe of things we learned (for what was an expensive round) 1. We were not made aware of restrooms at tee off, and could not find anything on the course. After calling the clubhouse, we were told that on hole 14, there was a trailer for bathrooms 2. There is no water on the course - be prepared to pack your own 3. The only way to get drinks was before tee off, and assuming you had time to stop before turning to 10 - we had a group on our backs, so we called in to see if they could run some out, and were told no. For a pricy round, you will get a great course, however, you will feel like an outsider and get no love.

Enjoyed kicking off the member guest tournament here in beautiful Jackson Hole. Tummy lobster rolls, chowder, sushi, meatballs and lamb chops were served to a great turnout crowd. Best of luck to all of the players!

I just got finished playing the bagpipes for the opening of the yearly golf tournament... for the second time. And had a great time, as usual! The greens are beautifully-maintained, the area is emaculently clean, the patrons are very friendly and appreciative of my music, and the Golf Pro, Mr. Matt Stireman, is awesome to work with. Best Regards, David S. R. Clark, Administrative Sergeant-Major Teton & District Performing Arts Pipe Band