Life Fully Lived at
The Grand Teton Club
From the first glow as the sun peeks above the Tetons Mountains to the East, to when its last light, as it warms those same snow-capped slopes visible year-round, our Grand Teton Club members and their families can enjoy exceptional recreational and outdoor amenities right at home.
Championship-level golf
Designed by Oliphant Golf, the Grand Teton Club’s 18-hole New American Style Links Course blends world class playability with family- friendly design and sweeping alpine views.
Other outdoor activities
The Grand Teton Club offers an extraordinary range of outdoor experiences directly on our lands something rarely found in gated golf communities. Our private 2.5-mile stretch of the Teton River provides world-class fly-fishing right at home, and the community borders more than 100,000 acres of the Targhee National Forest, offering immediate access to hundreds of miles of scenic trails. With skiing at Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole just a short drive away, these unparalleled recreational amenities support an active and fulfilling Healthspan/Lifespan lifestyle.
Escape from the tumult of life in the modern urban world
Immerse your family in the natural scenic beauty of the Grand Tetons/Yellowstone Area.
Multi-Generational
Family Compounds
4,600-10,000 SF homes in contemporary mountain modern architecture with optional attached Guest House with underground BioRepository.
Store stem cells, genomic data, and biological materials for centuries in fortified concrete vaults.
The Family Compound is held within a Perpetual Trust to preserve ownership, purpose, and financial continuity across generations.
Geothermal Energy
Geothermal energy is a sustainable, eco-friendly, and renewable resource, and it represents a significant long-term opportunity for The Grand Teton Club. To date, we have invested more than $100,000 with geotechnical engineers, geologists, and academic researchers to study the geothermal mineral spring system believed to exist beneath our land. Most recently, a PhD researcher, two university professors, and an experienced geothermal consultant visited the property to collect and analyze water, soil, and rock samples from our site and nearby hot spring facilities.