Est. 1987 · Arnold Palmer & Ed Seay
Why we love this place
Few valleys frame a golf course like Jackson Hole. We love Teton Pines for those Teton views on nearly every tee, the cool mountain air, and the water that keeps you honest hole after hole. Bring a camera and an extra sleeve of balls; you will want both.
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About Teton Pines Golf Course
Teton Pines sits in Wilson, just west of Jackson, Wyoming, on the floor of Jackson Hole with the Teton Range rising to the west. Arnold Palmer and design partner Ed Seay laid out the par-72 course on roughly 360 acres of former ranch land, opening it in 1987. At about 6,200 feet and stretching over 7,400 yards, the flatter valley terrain is defined by water: streams, lakes and ponds come into play on the large majority of holes, with fairways threading between the winding channels. The course anchors the Teton Pines community and has long been a favorite Jackson Hole golf destination for its scenery and its links-meets-mountain character. A multi-year renovation completed in 2023, guided by Thad Layton of Arnold Palmer Design, rebuilt bunkering and refreshed the course while keeping the original Palmer routing intact.
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