Falcon Crest Golf Club's Championship course sits in Kuna, a small city southwest of Boise in Idaho's Treasure Valley. Designed by Hansgeorg Borbonus, the course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the high desert landscape that defines this part of the Intermountain West. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and the open, expansive views that extend toward the Owyhee Mountains to the south and west. Borbonus, who has designed courses primarily in the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West regions, typically works with the existing landforms rather than imposing heavily manufactured features. At Falcon Crest, the design reflects this approach, incorporating native grasses and sage-dotted areas that frame the playing corridors. The course layout presents a variety of hole lengths and directional changes that engage the prevailing winds, which can significantly influence club selection and strategy throughout the round. The facility serves as a daily-fee operation accessible to the public and visiting golfers exploring the Boise area. The Championship course represents the primary layout at the property, offering a full eighteen-hole test that balances risk-reward opportunities with straightforward hole designs. Water features appear on several holes, adding both visual interest and strategic considerations. The course conditions and playability reflect the high desert climate, with firm, fast conditions common during the summer months when irrigation management becomes critical to turf health in this arid environment.