The Links at Teton Peaks sits in Driggs, Idaho, on the western slope of the Teton Range in the Teton Valley. David Druzisky designed the course, which occupies high-elevation terrain with views across the valley toward the dramatic eastern face of the Grand Teton and its neighboring peaks. The setting places the course in a rural mountain environment where agriculture and outdoor recreation define the regional character. The routing works across rolling terrain typical of the valley floor and benchlands west of the range. Elevation changes and natural contours shape the playing corridors, and the design incorporates native grasses and vegetation that reflect the high-desert mountain ecosystem of eastern Idaho. The course takes advantage of its western vantage point, with several holes oriented to frame the Teton skyline. Wind can be a factor given the open valley setting and altitude. Driggs serves as a gateway community to Grand Targhee Resort and attracts visitors drawn to the Teton backcountry for skiing, fishing, and hiking. The golf course functions within this recreational context, offering a mountain golf experience distinct from the more developed resort courses on the eastern side of the range in Jackson, Wyoming. The facility operates seasonally, with play limited by the short growing season at this elevation.