Warm Springs Golf Club

Warm Springs Golf Club is such a convenient golf course from downtown. You don’t have to fight through some of the cross town traffic.
I have golfed here several times and this place is A-​OK with me. The club house and the pro shoppe are simple but they work. Prices are affordable both for a game of golf, the driving range, and even their beers.
My friends and I enjoy to do golfing happy hours where we grab a beer while we hit at the driving range. Best of all worlds! My one complaint with Warm Springs is I have never hit off of the grass at the driving range. Every time there are mats to hit from. Not sure if that ever changes?
When I play a round of golf, the greens aren’t top in the world, of course, but they work for me! They have some difficult holes and some fun par threes. I can’t really complain for the price. We did a twilight game for $ 21.00. There are some great views of the evening sunsets from this course!
They don’t have crazy strict rule and that is what I like! Golf is my game and if I want to wear a shirt without a collar, that is ALLLL RIGHT!!!
Way to go Warm Springs, I like what you do!

Recently played Warm Springs. Have been avoiding it because I heard it was not a very good course. But, having finally played all the courses in the area, I gave in and tried it. What a surprise! This is a very nice course, especially if you are a senior and like to walk. Course is flat, nice layout with enough water and sand to make it interesting. They had punched and sanded the greens about 6 weeks prior, so they were in excellent shape. Fairways were well maintained and rough was not overly long. Found the staff, especially the grounds people, very friendly and helpful. I will say that the young kid working in the pro shop was fairly disinterested in my questions about the course, but I chalk that up to youth — he will learn.
So, overall I now regret my avoidance of this course. It offers 18 holes of very enjoyable golf.

Nice Muni. My buddy and I were visiting for a soccer tournament and planned to play a course in the area. After talking to some locals, reviewing sites, and looking at our budget, we chose Warm Springs GC.
We were very happy we did.
Playing the sundown rate, we were able to get in 25 holes! Daylight lasts a long time in the northern latitudes in July.
The course was in good shape, cart worked fine, and even a little wildlife on the course (deer ran right across the fairway, geese, etc).
Not too tough as we shot pretty well using only 6 clubs (we didn’t want to fill up the trunk on our 2000 mile trip).
Very nice … as a golfer who plays about 20 rounds a year, I recommend it.

no, alex. .. your suit doesn’t make you look fat. but, your wife does make you look skinny. congratulations. .. it takes all types.
oh yeah, any game that encourages cheating (mulligans) doesn’t deserve more than one star in my book.

I snuck in a round of golf when I got to Boise before my meetings. The course was in great condition and very affordable. It was pretty empty so the pace was pretty fast.
I had to rent clubs, which, unfortunately, sucked. I’ve had to use rental clubs before, and I’ve never had great experiences with them.
This is one of the best muni public courses I’ve played. Thanks City of Boise!