Snake River Sporting Club occupies a dramatic site in the Teton Range foothills near Jackson, Wyoming, where the Snake River winds through high-elevation terrain at approximately 6,200 feet. Designed by Tom Weiskopf and opened in 2007, the course takes advantage of the property's natural topography, incorporating substantial elevation changes, native grasses, and sagebrush-covered terrain that characterizes the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem. The routing moves through open meadows and along ridgelines that provide views of the surrounding mountains, with the river itself influencing several holes. Weiskopf's design emphasizes strategic options and playability across varied elevations, with fairways that follow the land's natural contours and greens positioned to work with the existing topography. The course features wide playing corridors in places and tighter, more demanding approaches in others, reflecting the architect's preference for variety in shot-making requirements. Bunker placement and green complexes incorporate the site's native materials and vegetation patterns. The club operates as a private residential sporting community that includes not only golf but also fly fishing access on the Snake River, shooting sports, and other outdoor recreational amenities. The setting places the course within one of North America's most recognized mountain landscapes, where wildlife sightings are common and the high-altitude conditions affect both ball flight and turf management. The club's facilities reflect the Western sporting tradition of the Jackson Hole region, emphasizing outdoor pursuits in a remote mountain environment.