If you are looking for a terrific golf experience then you should plan to visit the Circling Raven Resort in Worley, Idaho. See inside for more.

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1 APRIL 2012 ISSUE SPECIAL SECTION: PACIFIC NORTHWEST GOLF RESORTS Circling Raven: Another Idaho resort option to try If you are looking for a terrific golf experience then you should plan to visit the Circling Raven Resort in Worley, Idaho. See inside for more. Northwest resorts are ranked among the best Pacific Northwest resorts are honored by Golf magazine in its annual listing of the top U.S. resorts. See inside for more. Coeur d'alene Resort: Floating Green still a major golf attraction Coeur d'alene Resort in Idaho has been ranked among the country's best resorts since opening - and for good reason. Not only is the hotel first class, but the golf course itself is a manicured, scenic gem sitting along the shores of Lake Coeur d'alene. And don't forget about the Floating Green that can be moved to different distances. A new condominium complex has opened overlooking the course and you can even ride in a old-style wooden boat from the hotel to the golf course. Northwest Golf Resorts The Northwest features some of the top resorts in the U.S. The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the country's finest golf resorts. Some resorts, such as Desert Canyon in Orondo, Wash. (lower left), Black Butte Ranch in Central Oregon (left), and Salish Cliffs in Shelton, Wash. (bottom right) are among the best in the country. Inside Golf takes a look at resorts in the Northwest in this special section. For more, please see inside this section. Printed in U.S.A. SPECIAL SECTION: PACIFIC NORTHWEST RESORTS All Rights Reserved

2 Page 2 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper INSIDE NW RESORTS Northwest at a glance Take a look at the golf resorts in this section of the Northwest, including Oregon, Washington and Idaho and Montana. See inside for more. Black Butte deal Black Butte Ranch is offering an unlimited golf special to help celebrate its re-opening of the Glaze Meadow course, which will re-open this summer. Page 3. Bob Marlatt Publisher Steve Turcotte Editor-Advertising Kathy Marlatt Operations Manager Mailing Address P.O.Box 1890 Port Townsend, WA Phone (360) Web Address insidegolfnewspaper.com Address InsideGolf@cablespeed.com Pacific Northwest golf resorts honored by Golf Magazine for being among best in U.S. Pacific Northwest golf resorts were given some prominent mention when Golf Magazine came out with its list of the top resorts in the country, Leading the list for the first time is Bandon Dunes Resort, the resort which sits on the Southern Oregon coast. Bandon Dunes has four golf courses plus a new 13-hole Par-3 course called Bandon Preserve that will open this summer. Bandon Dunes Resort was named as the top Platinum Award winner. But that's not all. On the list of Silver Medal award winners, a pair of resorts in Idaho and one in Oregon made the list. The Coeur d'alene Resort, which sits along the shores of Lake Coeur d'alene made the list as did the Coeur d'alene Casino Resort which features the Circling Raven Golf Club in Worley, Idaho. Sunriver Resort in Central Oregon was also named as a Silver Medal award winner for featuring a large resort along with its four golf courses, including the award winning Crosswater. Bandon Dunes and its five courses are ranked as the top golf resort in the United States. Inside Golf Newspaper is a trademark of Northwest Publications, Inc. and is published on the first of each month. Sunriver Resort in Central Oregon is ranked highly by Golf Magazine with its four golf courses and plenty of other outdoor activities.

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4 Page 4 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper Black Butte ranch offers special 'Unlimited Golf' package; Circling Raven has lodging, golf deals If the re-opening of its Glaze Meadow Golf Course after a dramatic $3.75 million renovation wasn t enough, Black Butte Ranch has unveiled an Unlimited Golf Package that if booked by April 30 includes a $100 dining card to be used at any restaurant on the Central Oregon-based destination family resort property. The package with rates starting at just $99 per person includes unlimited golf at both of Black Butte Ranch s championship courses, Glaze Meadow and Big Meadow. Carts and range balls are included with the package, which is available beginning April 1 through the end of the 2012 golf season. For golfers itching to get their first look at the new Glaze Meadow Golf Course, closed since September 2010 for a major renovation carried out by noted architect John Fought, the course will re-open open in two phases: the front nine will be ready for play after Memorial Day weekend, while all 18 holes will be available to the public in late June. From April 1 through May 24, and again beginning Oct. 1 through the end of the season, the package requires a two-night minimum stay and is valid any day of the week. From June 1 through Sept. 30, there is a three-night minimum stay required and the package is available for Sunday through Thursday night stays. Circling Raven trying to see if the price is indeed right to play Since its first full season in 2004, Circling Raven, the course owned by the Coeur d'alene Indian Tribe, has racked up more than 40 best-in-kind awards. These include garnering awards for customer service, Merchandiser of the Year acclaim on multiple occasions, and Top 100 U.S. public and resort course distinction from GOLF, Golfweek and Golf Digest magazines (out of more than 13,500 such courses nationally). Circling Raven Golf Club has announced a new, All-Inclusive Stay-and-Play Package, offering substantial savings on golf, lodging, dining and spa treatments. And this year, Golf Magazine named the resort a Silver Medal award winner among golf resorts in the United States. Now, the resort is trying to see if the price is right. For $299 per person, guests receive two nights lodging (double occupancy) in the luxury Spa Tower of the newly expanded Coeur d Alene Casino Resort, a round of golf for two, $50 per person spa service credit, $25 per person dining credit, and $15 of casino cash if enrolled in the Rewards Club. The deal offers a total savings of $200 and is valid seven days a week. Last spring, the Coeur d Alene Casino Resort, rated a Premier Golf Resort by Golf Magazine, opened nearly 100 upscale hotel rooms in two towers overlooking the golf course. Other new amenities include a gourmet steak house, a 15,000-square-foot, fullservice spa, a sports bar and café, and a 10-acre Front Yard that serves as an Desert Canyon Golf Resort features one of the top courses in the Northwest. outdoor amphitheater for concerts and other outdoor events. Desert Canyon new owners have resort looking new Don Barth, along with partners Lyn and Randy Anderson bought Desert Canyon Golf Resort in Orondo, Wash. last year and they are already making some nice changes on and off the golf course. On the course, conditions have improved from tee to green and areas around the holes have been cleaned up to help with appearances. Off the course, package deals with the Lodge at Desert Canyon have been put together to accommodate golfers from all over the Pacific Northwest. For more information check out www. desertcanyon.com or call the resort at

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6 Page 6 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper Oregon offers plenty of resort variety From the coast to Central Oregon, no shortage of resorts Editor's note: Inside Golf Newspaper has taken a look at all the golf resorts in Oregon and came up with a list of interesting things to look for when you make your visit. Bandon Dunes: Now five When Bandon Dunes opened for play in 1999, the course with the scenic views of the Pacific Ocean in Bandon, Ore. was quickly voted among the best in the country. When Pacific Dunes opened in 2001 next to Bandon Dunes, the new course received even higher praise and loftier awards. A third course, Bandon Trails, is up and running along the Oregon Coast and a fourth course called Old Macdonald opened in Welcome to Bandon Dunes, home of four of the top golf courses in the country, In fact, a fifth course is on the way this summer with the 13-hole par-3 course called Bandon Preserve. All four courses top the lists of every golf publication's best course list. There might not be much to see in and around the Bandon area, but there is the golf and it's enough. And golf in its purest form, with no golf carts allowed, a prevailing wind blowing off the Pacific Ocean and native fescue grasses growing along the fairways. Located on the south-central Oregon Coast, Bandon might be considered out of the way. But if you're a golfer, it's a drive you need to make. And with five courses, there is plenty of golf to try. Salishan: Coastal experience Salishan Golf Links offers a remodeled golf course and a terrific place to stay on the Oregon Coast in Gleneden Beach. With its great ocean-side location, Salishan is a place that people keep coming back to for weekend getaways with or without the golf clubs in the car. Salishan has recently undergone a major re-model by Peter Jacobsen and added a new spa, too, in hopes of keeping people coming back for more. Eagle Crest: Plenty of golf There is no shortage of golf at Eagle Crest Resort in Redmond, located just north of Bend in Central Oregon. The resort opened in the 1980s with its resort course and hotel. Since then, there have been some serious upgrades. The hotel is first class, an athletic center has been added and two golf courses have also been put into the mix. The Resort course is a solid public course while the newer Ridge course is a bit more challenging at nearly 7,000 yards. Eagle Crest has also added what it calls a Challenge Course as well as an 18-hole putting course. Brasada Ranch: Golf paradise Oregon saw a new golf resort open in the central part of the state in Brasada Eagle Crest Resort in Redmond has two courses to choose from including a putting course and a 9-hole Challenge Course. Oregon Resorts Here are some facts and figures about golf resorts in Oregon. Bandon Dunes Resort Bandon, Ore. Five courses to choose from Black Butte Ranch Black Butte, Ore. Glaze Meadow, Big Meadow Brasada Ranch Powell Butte, Ore 18 holes, 7,300 yards Crooked River Ranch Crooked River, Ore. 18 holes, 5,661 yards Eagle Crest Resort Redmond, Ore. Ridge Course, Resort Course Challenge Course Kah-Nee-Tah Resort Warm Springs, Ore. 18 holes, 6,374 yards Pronghorn Resort Redmond, Ore. Nicklaus and Fazio Courses Resort at the Mountain Welches, Ore. Pine Cone, Thistle, Foxgloves nines Running Y Ranch Resort Klamath Falls, Ore. 18 holes, 7,300 yards Salishan Golf Links Resort Gleneden Beach, Ore. 18 holes, 6,390 yards Sunriver Resort Sunriver, Ore. Woodlands, Meadows, Crosswater Wildhorse Resort Pendleton, Ore. 18 holes, 6,700 yards Bandon Dunes offers five courses now, with the opening a new 13-hole par-3 course. Salishan Golf Links in Gleneden Beach winds through the trees next to the Pacific Ocean.

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8 Page 8 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper Central Oregon area has plenty of resort options for those golfers who are looking for NW getaway Ranch in Redmond. All 18 holes of the Peter Jacobsen-Jim Hardy were open for play in The resort is a family paradise with lodging, restaurants, bike trails, tennis courts, swimming pools and more. Housing lots are selling quickly, too. Resort at Mountain: Golf and ski The Resort at the Mountain is just a drive and wedge away from Mount Hood. In fact, during the spring and summer months, golfing and skiing are both possibilities in the same day. But for just golf, the Resort at the Mountain has it all. With new renovations to the lodge, accommodations and golf course, the Resort at the Mountain is a first-class operation. The facility offers three different sets of nines to try, called Thistle, Foxglove and Pine Cone. Black Butte: New at Glaze One of Central Oregon's best hideaways is Black Butte, located northwest of Bend. Located on nearly 2,000 acres, Black Butte is the perfect place for golfers and their families. Black Butte comes complete with Black Butte Ranch (top) in Central Oregon and Wildhorse Resort in Pendleton are two resorts to try when visiting Oregon.

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10 Page 10 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper Plenty of resorts in Oregon to tee it up miles of bicycle trails, swimming pools, tennis courts, horseback riding... and, of course, golf. With two golf courses, Black Butte offers something for everyone. The Glaze Meadow Course is carved out of the trees while the Big Meadow course is routed through a meadow and provides great views of nearby mountains. The resort came up with an eight-year plan for some scheduled changes. One of the first major projects at Black Butte was the addition of 74 bunkers at the Big Meadow course. A newly remodeled Glaze Meadow opens for play this summer. The course was shut down for a year while the architect gave the course a new look. One other major change is the addition of a recreation center at Glaze Meadow, complete with a new pool, tennis courts, spa and more. Crooked River: River setting Crooked River Ranch offers Central Oregon golf in a stunning setting, just north of Bend. The course might not seem long (5,700 yards) but you need to keep it straight. The par-4 fifth hole is a perfect example. It is a hole which says just 260 yards on the scorecard, but the Crooked River sits to the left and out of bounds marks the right. Crooked River is a popular stop for people with RV's because of the full service amenities, which include tennis, swimming and hiking. Pacific Northwest professional Chuck Milne shot a 59 in a tournament there in the summer of Wildhorse: Gambling and golf Many golfers talk about the "game within the game," the mental challenges that make each round so enjoyable. But at the Wildhorse Resort and Casino in Pendleton, they also talk about the games after the game. Because at Wildhorse, you can play 18 holes of golf followed by a round of casino games. Situated in the foothills of the Blue Mountains, Wildhorse's 7,112-yard course is a blend of Scottish Links and traditional American golf. The 18th hole is perhaps one of the top finishing holes in the Northwest, with a lake running along the right side and white sand bunkers guarding the approach. Looking for more, the area is also home to the Pendleton Round-Up, a top attraction as well. Kah-Nee-Tah: A dry place Kah-Nee-Tah Resort opened in the early 1970s and since then has become a popular place for families, with its indoor and outdoor accommodations, Indian themes and great golf course. Besides, it's hard to beat a place where the sun shines nearly every day and the rain stays away. For travelers, Kah-Nee-Tah offers a first-class hotel, and for those more adventurous, outdoor tee-pees are another way to stay. And the golf is a sun-splashed adventure. Sunriver: Family oriented Sunriver is able to offer its guests a veritable hat trick of golf three golf courses and all are treats. In addition to the lodging, which includes anything from condo-type rooms to rental houses, Sunriver is a golfer's paradise with the public Woodlands and Meadows courses and the private Crosswater course. Crosswater, however, is open to resort guests. A new nine-holer has also opened up near Crosswater called Caldera Springs. Families from up and down the West Coast have targeted Sunriver as a popular destination stop, with its pools, tennis courts, bike trails, horseback riding, river rafting and more. Running Y: An Oregon treat The Running Y Ranch in Klamath Falls is one of the major contenders on the resort scene and has all the ingredients to keep people coming back climate, scenery, activities, terrific accommodations and amenities for guests, and of course the Arnold Palmer-designed championship golf course. The course, the only Palmer designed course in Oregon, has hosted some of the biggest Northwest professional and amateur events since opening. The Running Y Ranch in Klamath Falls offers an Arnold Palmer-designed course.

11 April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper NORTHWEST RESORTS Page 11 Washington resorts: Golfers have many different choices when it comes to play Editor's note: Inside Golf Newspaper has taken a look at all the golf resorts in Washington and here is a short description of each resort that we hope will help you when planning your visit. Suncadia: Outdoor paradise One of the newest resorts to come on the radar in the state of Washington Suncadia Resort in Roslyn, in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. The first course, called Prospector, opened in The second, the private Tumblecreek opened in 2005 and the third course called Rope Rider opened in 2011 The resort is part of a large housing community with all of the amenities you'd expect to find at a top-notch resort. Also open are a hotel, shopping area and more. With the resort located so close to the Cascade mountains, there are plenty of outdoor options. Snoqualmie Pass skiing area is right up the road. Suncadia Resort in Roslyn, Wash, opened its third golf course for play last year with Rope Rider joining the other two.

12 Page 12 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper Plenty of choices in Washington Skamania: Columbia River view Since opening in 1993, Skamania Lodge has been the perfect type of weekend getaway for golfers around the Pacific Northwest. Tucked on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River, the Skamania Lodge features a hotel with nearly 200 rooms, a place for businesses to bring in outside conferences and outdoor activities for the non golfers in the group. The course itself may not be long, measuring 5,800 yards, but it presents plenty of challenges with some tight fairways and stunning views of the Columbia River. There are also plenty of other things to do nearby, including visiting Multnomah Falls and a walk to the top. Semiahmoo: Golf doubleheader Semiahmoo Resort, which is located in Washington's northwest corner in Blaine, offers guests the chance to play, not only the Resort course, but also the Loomis Trail course. Both courses are open to resort guests. Loomis Trail used to be completely private, but new ownership decided to open the course up for hotel guests. The resort was bought by the owners of the Skagit Casino, which is located just south in Bow, Wash. Since opening up, many golfers have decided to make a weekend out of traveling to Semiahmoo Resort, playing both Washington Resorts Alderbrook Golf and Yacht Club Union, Wash. 18 holes, 6,326 yards Apple Tree Golf Resort Yakima, Wash. 18 holes, 6,892 yards Clearwater Resort Kingston, Wash. (White Horse) 18 holes,7,093 yards Homestead Farms Resort Lynden, Wash. 18 holes, 6,927 yards Kahler Glen Golf Resort Leavenworth, Wash. 18 holes, 6,105 yards Little Creek Resort Shelton, Wash. 18 holes, 7,269 yards The Resort at Port Ludlow Port Ludlow, Wash. 18 holes Semiahmoo Resort Blaine, Wash. Two 18-hole Golf Courses Semiahmoo and Loomis Trails Skamania Lodge Resort Stevenson, Wash. 18 holes, 5,776 yards Suncadia Resort Roslyn, Wash. Prospector, Rope Rider, Tumble Creek 7Cedars Resort Sequim, Wash. 18 holes, 6,456 yards White Horse is part of the Clearwater Resort (top); The Palmer-designed course at Semiahmoo.

13 April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper Washington's golf resorts are located throughout the state and all different courses and enjoying the resorts many amenities. The Resort course features an Arnold Palmer designed layout with plenty of water and sand. It's a great layout and playable for all levels of golfers. Loomis Trail Golf Club is a challenging course with a lot of character that will test your golfing skills from the first to the last hole. The course is considered one of the top golf courses in the Pacific Northwest. Port Ludlow: One of the best Port Ludlow for years has been ranked as one of the top golf resorts in the Northwest. And for good reason, the reason seems to have it all. Port Ludlow Resort, which sits on the northern tip of the Olympic Peninsula, offers 18 holes of golf with its Tide and Timber Nines. Most people who travel to Port Ludlow Resort usually make a day out of it, playing 18 holes and then settling in for the night at one of the resort's condos or the resort hotel down on the water. There's also plenty to do, including kayaking, bike-riding, hiking and checking out the nearby town of Port Townsend. A tree-trimming project has opened up some terrific views around the course. From the first hole, the Olympic Mountains can now be seen and there are more views along the way. Alderbrook: Twists and turns Alderbrook Golf Resort in Union, along Hood Canal, presents plenty of dramatic holes in a forest-like setting. The opening hole starts right out by requiring a straight tee shot and then an even straighter second shot. There's the 18th hole, a downhill par-5, with a panoramic backdrop of the Olympic Mountains. And then there is the infamous S-hole. The 8th hole, an S-shaped par-5, can be one of the toughest holes on the course. The hole goes about 200 yards before bending to the right. Then another 200 yards before it bends back to the left. The remodeled Inn on the Hood Canal offers lodging and golf packages (starting in June). Homestead Farms: Par-5 island Homestead Farms Golf Resort in Lynden features plenty of amenities, including a putting course, condos, exercise room, restaurant and more. This is a true resort course, with wide landing areas and multiple tees for the recreational golfer. It has length, doglegs and hidden hazards. It is the only course in Washington with a par five that plays into an island green. This beautiful NORTHWEST RESORTS Page 13 Desert Canyon (top) and Moses Pointe are a pair of Washington resorts to try.

14 Page 14 NORTHWEST RESORTS April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper finishing hole has been voted best par 5 finishing hole in the state. The hole is reachable in two, but it does take two good pokes to get there, since the hole measures over 500 yards from the back tees. Desert Canyon: Par-5 challenge Desert Canyon presents one great hole after another. The Central Washington golf resort also provides outstanding high-quality lodging at the course with a first-class restaurant and a world-class putting course. Desert Canyon is also home to one of the longest holes in the Northwest. The sixth hole is a downhill 691-yard par-5 with great views of the Columbia River as it winds along the top of a canyon peak. The course is loaded with memorable views and some outstanding golf holes. Don Barth, who owns Atla Lake and Rock Island, is part of a group that purchased the resort last year. Apple Tree is turning into a full fledged resort and has terrific golf to offer. But there is one thing you will remember after your round is finished - the apple-shaped 17th green. The par-3 hole features an elevated tee box with the tee shot being hit to an island green that is shaped like, what else, an apple. The stem is a sand trap and the green itself measures more than 10,000 square feet. Apple Tree is also home to plenty of housing opportunities along and around the golf course. Moses Pointe: Links-style golf Links-style courses in the Pacific Northwest might be hard to fine, but that's what you'll find at Moses Pointe in Moses Lake. The course features plenty of sand, water and tall native grasses, so make sure you bring your best game. Moses Pointe also has terrific dining and sits near the shores of Moses Lake for water sports. The Jamestown S'Kallam Indian Tribe owns and operates the 7Cedars Resort. Kahler Glen: Wilderness treat Kahler Glen Golf and Ski Resort, in Leavenworth, features a challenging golf course and plenty of chances to see Central Washington's forested beauty. There are stay-and-play packages available and plenty of things to do, including hiking, fishing and taking in the sights and sounds of the nearby Bavarian Village of Leavenworth. And the golf is good, too. What makes the course enjoyable is the hilly elevated terrain that you must negotiate throughout the 18 holes. The long 12th hole will make you hit everything in your bag. It is a prodigious 630-yard par-5. Apple Tree: Memorable green Little Creek Resort: Salish Cliffs The Squaxin Island Indian tribe got involved in the resort business with its Little Creek Casino. Then came a hotel. then a concert hall. Their latest endeavor came with the award-winning Salish Cliffs Golf Course, designed by Gene Bates. The course gives the Little Creek Resort something special. The hotel at the Little Creek is firstclass. Guests are treated to great food, all of the gambling options you could want, and top entertainment. And now, with the opening of the Salish Cliffs Golf Course, the resort boasts one of the top courses in the Northwest. In fact, the course was ranked among the top new courses in the country last year. The course winds through trees and features plenty of water and sand to keep your attention throughout the round. The driving range is a place that will keep you busy all day as well. 7Cedars Resort: Dungeness The Jamestown S'kallam Indian Tribe purchased the Dungeness Golf Club a few years ago and renamed it the Cedars at Dungeness, in line with the 7 Cedars Casino. The new owners have put a lot of money and effort in to improving the course. Located in Sequim, the golf course is one of the driest in the Northwest, due to the Olympic Rain Shadow affect. The casino is loaded with games, entertainment and dining options. There is also plenty of sight-seeing to do in the area, located on the Olympic Peninsula. Clearwater Resort: White Horse The Suquamish Indian Tribe first got into the resort business with the opening of its Clearwater Resort near Kingston. And more recently, the tribe entered into the golf business when it purchased the White Horse Golf Club, giving it yet another amenity for the resort. The hotel features 85 waterfront rooms, a spa and plenty of meeting spaces to lure businesses in from out of town. The White Horse Golf Club is a treat, measuring 7,093 yards from the back tees and featuring views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains.

15 April Issue Inside Golf Newspaper NORTHWEST RESORTS Page 15 Golf Resorts in the Pacific Northwest Washington Western Montana 8 4 Bellingham 7 12 Seattle 1 Tacoma 11 Olympia Cle Elum Ellensburg 6 Moses Lake Spokane Coeur d'alene Yakima Richland Pasco Kennewick Lewiston 22 Vancouver 9 Portland Welches 20 Salem Madras 18 Pendleton Eugene 19 Redmond Bend Boise 29 Sun Valley Brookings 21 Klamath Falls Oregon Idaho Washington 1. Alderbrook Golf Club Union, Wash Apple Tree Resort Yakima, Wash Desert Canyon Resort Orondo, Wash Homestead Farms Lynden, Wash Kahler Glen Golf Resort Leavenworth, Wash Moses Pointe Resort Moses Lake The Resort at Port Ludlow Port Ludlow, Wash Semiahmoo Resort Blaine, Wash Golf resorts in the Pacific Northwest 9. Skamania Lodge Resort Stevenson, Wash Suncadia Resort Roslyn, Wash Little Creek Resort Shelton, Wash Clearwater Resort Kingston, Wash Oregon 13. Bandon Dunes Resort Bandon, Ore Black Butte Ranch Sisters, Ore Crooked River Ranch Crooked River, Ore Eagle Crest Resort Redmond, Ore Brasada Ranch Redmond, Ore Kah-Nee-Tah Resort Warm Spring, Ore Pronghorn Resort Redmond, Ore Resort at the Mountain Welches, Ore Running Y Ranch Resort Klamath Falls, Ore Salishan Golf Links Gleneden Beach, Ore Sunriver Resort Sunriver, Ore Wildhorse Resort Pendleton, Ore Idaho/Montana 25. Circling Raven Worley, Idaho Coeur d'alene Resort Coeur d'alene, Idaho The Idaho Club Sandpoint, Idaho Elkhorn Resort Sun Valley, Idaho Sun Valley Resort Sun Valley, Idaho Whitetail Club McCall, Idaho Meadow Lake Resort Columbia Falls, Mt

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