Blue Lakes Country Club sits along the Snake River Canyon rim in Twin Falls, Idaho, a setting that defines both its routing and its visual character. The course occupies terrain where the high desert plateau meets the dramatic basalt cliffs that frame the Snake River, creating elevation changes and vantage points uncommon in southern Idaho golf. Francis James designed the layout to work with this topography, routing holes across rolling ground with views extending toward the canyon and the agricultural valley beyond. The design reflects mid-century Idaho golf architecture, where practical playability meets the natural landscape without extensive earth-moving. Fairways move through terrain dotted with mature trees and native grasses, and several holes play near or along the canyon edge where wind becomes a significant factor. The property's elevation provides natural drainage and firm conditions through much of the season, while the high desert climate means the course plays differently in spring and late summer as turf conditions shift. Blue Lakes serves as the primary private club facility in Twin Falls, a regional agricultural and commercial center in the Magic Valley. The club functions as a traditional country club with golf as its centerpiece, drawing membership from the surrounding area. The course remains a fixture in southern Idaho golf, offering a layout shaped by its distinctive canyon-rim setting and the design sensibilities of its era.