Jerome Country Club

Excellent breakfast buffet with omelets and crepes made to order. Had a blackberry mimosa.

We had lunch there! It was delicious! Big portions and prices were amazing! We will definitely be going back! The staff were all happy and kept our drinks full!

The course was in amazing condition. The entire staff went out of their way to make sure our large outings needs were fully being met. Also, one of the guys in our group got a hole in 1! What more can you ask for?

One of the best courses in Southern Idaho. Great tee boxes, fairways, greens, grounds, carts, staff, practice facilities, accessibility, prices, and views.

Don't play Jerome right now. Greens are air rated, and they are still charging full price.

Jerome country club is in really good shape. The front 9 is fairly easy and flat 9 holes that are stacked on-top of each other, so a lot of forgiveness off the tee. A few hazards with a creek running through the par 3 & 5. The back 9 is completely different than the front. It runs through homes giving a unique challenge off the tee's. Not as forgiving for the players than the front. I would highly recommend playing this course. The staff are friendly and warned me about green's that were punched 3 weeks ago.

Great Sunday buffet.

Great local golf course. Very family friendly, great rates, & very nice staff. My kids love to learn golf on this course,some easy, some hard holes. Our whole family enjoys golfing here, friendly personnel in the pro shop as well.

The stake was raw not medium rare and not tender. The time from order to getting food was way to long had to ask for my dinner salad after my dinner arrived. The karaoke is horrible the person running it has no idea how to adjust volume let alone any other controls on the mixer board.

Despite the exclusive-sounding name, this highly-rated private golf course is open to the public. Jerome Country Club is among the oldest courses in Southern Idaho, first laid out in 1926 on the picturesque north side of the Snake River Canyon. To give you an idea of the age of the club, sheep were used to keep the grass low in those early days. With fairways bordered by groves of mature trees, and ancient lava flows providing an unusual hazard, the course is an 18-hole par 72, with a moderate slope rating of 106. After a round you can kick back at the Caddy Shack Restaurant & Bar, which ha…

I have not golfed here but they do have a nice little restaurant with reasonable lunch prices. For those swearing off potatoes they have sweet potato tot options. Very large clean restroom facilities also.

A little on the expensive side compared to other local courses that are very comparable in other facets. The course is well manicured all around. The pace of play was good. Some of the members are very rude, but the clubhouse was adamant that this was not generally tolerated.