With the famous Teton Mountains as a backdrop, the 18-hole Huntsman Springs course offers a rolling-and-tumbling Scottish flavor, courtesy of the very notable architect David McLay Kidd. The graceful, waving fairways are punctuated by fishable ponds and a variety of aspen and willow trees. Some 64 acres of Irish Red-Tipped fescue lines most of the fairways, which average 80 yards wide, while the greens average 10,000 square feet. Kidd designed 153 bunkers and 450,000 cubic yards of sand into the layout, in part to maintain contour, but also to assist drainage.

The course is part of a private luxury residential resort owned by former Utah gtovernor Jon Huntsman (hence the name).