Coeur d’Alene Resort Course

The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course in Idaho is famous for its unique 14th hole, a movable, floating island green on Lake Coeur d'Alene. Known for its stunning scenery and impeccable service, the resort's golf experience is frequently ranked among the best in the world. Course features The floating green: The course's signature hole is a 2,200-ton island green that is controlled by an underwater cable system. The distance from the tee changes daily, ranging from 90 to 220 yards. Golfers must take a ferry, the "Putter" boat, to and from the green. Scott Miller design: Designed by architect Scott Miller, the 6,803-yard, par 71 course is built along the lakeshore, offering lake views from nearly every hole. Exclusive service: The experience includes a forecaddie for each group, a pre-round sports massage, and custom deluxe carts. Lakefront practice tee: Golfers can warm up at an over-water practice tee using floating golf balls. Course aesthetics: The course features bentgrass fairways, brilliant flower beds, and contoured greens, creating a pristine park-like environment.