April 27, 2026·Green Fee Tracker Research

Golf Green Fees in Boise: 2026 Price Guide

Quail Hollow's city access, Falcon Crest's canyon views, and Idaho's 300-day sunshine season — complete 2026 pricing for Treasure Valley public golf.

Boise's Treasure Valley golf market spans Ada and Canyon counties with 35+ public-access courses set in high desert at 2,730 feet elevation. Green fees range from $28 at city-operated layouts to $95at Falcon Crest Golf Club in Kuna, where Snake River canyon views frame a genuinely championship-caliber daily-fee layout. Boise's 300+ annual sunshine days and mild winters create a golf season that runs 10–11 months — one of the longest in the Mountain West.

Boise Green Fees by Tier (2026)

CourseWeekday 18Weekend 18Rating
Twin Falls Golf Course$30$304.6 ★
Golf IN$32$424.8 ★
Fairview Golf Course$40$504 ★
Purple Sage Golf Course$40$504.2 ★
Lakeview Golf Course$44$534.1 ★
Canyon Springs-Twin Falls Golf Club$47$574.6 ★
Boise Ranch Golf Course$48$564.1 ★
River Birch Golf Course$52$624.2 ★
RedHawk Public Golf Course$56$654.4 ★
Shadow Valley Golf Course$57$774.6 ★
TimberStone Golf Course$60$664.7 ★

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City Courses: Quail Hollow and Warm Springs

Quail Hollow Golf Course and Warm Springs Golf Course(City of Boise, $28–42) anchor the affordable tier. Warm Springs is the more centrally located; Quail Hollow is more scenic with Boise Foothills views. Both allow unrestricted walking and offer senior/junior pricing through Boise Parks.

The Premium End: Falcon Crest and Crane Creek

Falcon Crest Golf Club (Kuna, $55–80) is the consensus best public-access course in the Treasure Valley — an outstanding layout with Snake River canyon views and resort-quality conditioning at daily-fee pricing. Crane Creek Country Club (semi-private access, $60–85) is the top Boise-proper pick for upscale public rounds. Plantation Golf Club and Ridgecrest Golf Clubin Canyon County (Nampa/Caldwell, $35–55) offer the best suburban value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you play golf year-round in Boise?

Yes — Boise's 300+ sunny days and mild winters keep courses open 10-11 months annually. Courses close only after significant snowfall, typically 10-20 days per year. January-February weekday rates often drop significantly from peak-season pricing.

What is the cheapest public golf course in Boise?

City of Boise courses — Quail Hollow and Warm Springs — run $28-38 for 18 holes. Warm Springs is the most centrally located; Quail Hollow has more scenic Foothills views. Both allow walking and offer senior/junior discounts.

What is the best public golf course in the Boise area?

Falcon Crest Golf Club (Kuna, $55-80 weekday) is the consensus top public-access course — Snake River canyon views and excellent conditioning. Among closer-in options, Crane Creek Country Club ($60-85 semi-private) is the top Boise pick.

How does Boise golf compare to Salt Lake City or Phoenix in price?

Boise is comparable to Salt Lake City and significantly cheaper than Phoenix resort golf. City courses ($28-42) are competitive with SLC's municipal system. Boise's total inventory is smaller but the year-round playability and high desert scenery are genuine advantages.

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