Teton Pines Country Club
Wilson, Teton County, Wyoming · Jackson Hole golf market
- Access
- membership optional
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Arnold Palmer, Ed Seay
- Gated
- Yes
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Teton Pines sits on 360 acres in Wilson, six miles from the Town of Jackson and five miles south of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, on land purchased from two local ranches (Vandewater and Wright-Clark). The project was approved for development in 1984 as an explicit golf-and-residential venture: a group of developers, including the principal developer behind the Jackson Hole Racquet Club, raised $5 million in 1981 by selling limited-partnership interests specifically to build both the golf course and the subdivision infrastructure together, with planning and approval taking two years and construction of the course and infrastructure another three. Palmer Golf was hired to design the course as an Arnold Palmer Signature layout (with Ed Seay), and it was completed in 1987; 200 of the property's 360 acres are preserved as open space, including the course itself.
Unlike Jackson Hole's newer, invitation-gated private clubs, Teton Pines has historically operated as a semi-private club -- one of only two courses in the valley that allowed outside/visiting-golfer access -- before beginning a transition toward a private, member-only model beginning around 2017. The club has invested heavily in facility renovation since 2020: a new racquet sports dome (2020), a full bunker renovation and four rebuilt greens under Palmer Design Company vice president Thad Layton (2021-2023), an expanded aquatic center with a year-round lap pool (2021), renovated outdoor tennis and new pickleball courts (2022), and groundbreaking on a new Wellness Center in September 2024 (targeted spring 2026 opening) ahead of a planned clubhouse expansion. Residences surrounding the course include single-family homes, townhomes, and cluster homes (uniformly designed 2,000-5,000 sq ft free-standing homes on shared, HOA-maintained landscaped grounds) -- the community's residential product is treated here as a single, integrated community rather than split into separate records, since this batch found no evidence of differentiated club-access terms by housing type.
Golf & Course
The Teton Pines course is an 18-hole, roughly 7,400-yard Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay design completed in 1987, laid out across a relatively flat valley-floor site crossed by two waterways. It has undergone a multi-year renovation completed in 2023 under Palmer Course Design's current vice president, Thad Layton, including a full bunker renovation and the complete rebuild of greens #7, #10, #12, and #15.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Teton Pines is a private, member-only club as of this research; it operated as semi-private (allowing some outside/visiting-golfer play) until a transition that began around 2017. No home purchase at Teton Pines includes or requires club membership -- it is applied for and paid separately, across Full Golf, Teton (under-45), and Social membership categories. Confirm current membership availability, category structure, and pricing directly with the club.
Living in Teton Pines Country Club
Residences at Teton Pines include single-family homes, townhomes, and cluster homes arranged around the golf course within the development's 360 acres (200 of which are preserved open space). Cluster Homes are uniformly designed, free-standing 2,000-5,000 sq ft homes on landscaped grounds maintained by a common homeowners association. The community is gated, and recent-sale prices for individual properties have run into the multi-million-dollar range (e.g., listings in the $3.1M-$4.25M range found this session), consistent with Jackson Hole's broader luxury-housing market.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Beyond golf, the club offers two clay and six hard tennis courts plus newly added pickleball courts (2022, with three courts domed year-round for winter play -- Jackson Hole's only winter racquet sports facility), a swimming pool and year-round lap pool/aquatic center (2021), fly-fishing access, a cross-country ski shuttle to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and clubhouse dining. A new Wellness Center (fitness, yoga studio, physical therapy room) broke ground in September 2024 for a targeted spring 2026 opening, to be followed by a larger clubhouse expansion.
Location & Surrounding Area
Teton Pines sits in Wilson, Teton County, roughly six miles west of the Town of Jackson and five miles south of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, along the West Bank corridor toward Teton Village.
Costs & Fees
Figures below are labeled Current only when the source itself frames them as presently accurate. Everything else is labeled Historical — a source checked today does not make an old fee a current one.
Initiation (range low)
Historical$100,000
Low end of a third-party estimate range for Full Golf Membership; not independently corroborated against the club's own materials (site not fetchable this session).
Initiation (range high)
Historical$200,000
High end reflects a separate aggregator's 'right-to-use' membership figure; conflicts with the $100,000-$150,000 range reported elsewhere. Confirm directly with the club.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current membership category structure, initiation fee, and annual dues directly with the club -- two materially conflicting third-party estimate ranges were found ($100K-$150K init/$20K-$30K dues vs. $200K init/$17,160 dues) and neither is the club's own published rate sheet.
- Confirm the exact current status of the semi-private-to-private transition -- sources describe the shift as beginning 'around 2017' but this batch could not confirm whether any semi-private/outside-play access remains today.
- Confirm completion status of the Wellness Center (targeted spring 2026) and subsequent clubhouse expansion as of any purchase date.
Notable
- Approved for development in 1984 as an explicit combined golf-and-residential project, funded by $5 million raised through limited-partnership interests in 1981 -- one of the earliest purpose-built golf-residential developments in the Jackson Hole valley.
- Historically one of only two courses in the Jackson Hole valley to allow outside/visiting-golfer play, before transitioning toward a private, member-only model beginning around 2017.
- Underwent a multi-year, multi-facility reinvestment program from 2020-2026: racquet dome replacement, bunker/green renovation, aquatic center expansion, new pickleball courts, and a Wellness Center targeted for spring 2026.
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