Grangeville Golf and Country Club

Grangeville Golf and Country Club is a par-35 public course in Grangeville, ID, established 1930.

Grangeville Golf and Country Club serves the remote county seat of Idaho County, one of the largest counties by area in the continental United States, sitting atop the Camas Prairie above the Salmon River canyon country. The Camas Prairie's open agricultural plateau—elevated above the surrounding river canyons and historically significant to the Nez Perce people who harvested camas root here—provides an expansive, wind-swept setting for recreational golf. Golf at this latitude and elevation carries the character of the region: wide skies, clear air, and a community that depends on timber, agriculture, and county governance to sustain a viable town at the edge of Idaho's vast interior wilderness.