Best Golf Courses in Salt Lake City, Utah

Park City, Utah · Pete Dye (2008) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,691 yards

A Pete Dye design at the exclusive Promontory community near Park City, this mountain course at 6,300 feet elevation features Dye's bold shaping through sagebrush meadows and aspen groves with panoramic views of the Wasatch Mountains and Jordanelle Reservoir. The 7,691-yard beast is one of the longest mountain courses in America.

Salt Lake City, Utah · William F. Bell (1929) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 6,824 yards

Salt Lake City's best-loved municipal course, Bonneville sits at the mouth of Emigration Canyon with stunning views of the Wasatch Front. The classic William Bell design has served the community since 1929 with a challenging hillside routing, mature trees, and one of the most scenic backdrops of any municipal course in the West.

Lehi, Utah · Johnny Miller (1997) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,714 yards

Designed by U.S. Open champion Johnny Miller in his home state, Thanksgiving Point is one of the longest public courses in America at 7,714 yards. The dramatic layout between Utah Lake and the Wasatch Mountains features massive fairways, sweeping views, and Miller's strategic design philosophy emphasizing precise iron play.

Highland, Utah · William H. Neff (1959) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 6,895 yards

Nestled at the base of Mount Timpanogos in the Point of the Mountain area, Alpine Country Club is one of Utah's most scenic and respected private clubs. The mountainside layout features dramatic elevation changes, stunning Timpanogos views, and mature pine and aspen corridors that create a serene mountain golf atmosphere.

Midway, Utah · Gene Bates (2004) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,598 yards

Built on the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics cross-country venue in the Heber Valley, Soldier Hollow Gold is a Gene Bates design at 5,600 feet elevation with sweeping mountain views. The 7,598-yard championship layout through open meadows and sagebrush offers a links-like mountain experience at outstanding public value.

Springville, Utah · William H. Neff (1967) · 18 holes · Par 71 · 6,328 yards

A William Neff design tucked into a narrow canyon in Springville south of Salt Lake City, Hobble Creek is widely considered one of the most scenic affordable courses in Utah. The canyon routing features creek crossings, mature cottonwood trees, and dramatic mountain walls that create a secluded and memorable golf experience.

St. George, Utah · Johnny Miller (1998) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 7,331 yards

A Johnny Miller design adjacent to Snow Canyon State Park in southern Utah, Entrada features a dramatic red rock desert landscape unlike any other course in America. The layout winds through red sandstone formations, black lava rock, and native desert vegetation with views of the Pine Valley Mountains creating a visual spectacle on every hole.

Provo, Utah · William H. Neff (1958) · 18 holes · Par 72 · 6,803 yards

A William Neff design along the Provo River at the base of the Wasatch Mountains, Riverside Country Club is one of the most scenic private clubs in Utah Valley. The mature parkland layout features cottonwood-lined fairways, strategic river crossings, and panoramic views of the Timpanogos massif that elevate every round.