18-Hole (Public) This links-style course plays long from the back tees. In addition, water hazards (lakes) come into play on several holes. "Golf Digest" rated this course as the 2nd "Best Public Course" in the state for 1996. It was also rated as the 8th "Best in State" course for 1995-96,...

18-Hole (Resort) The front nine on this course plays up a mountain and through a beautiful valley. Numerous oak trees line the fairways and several streams come into play on many holes. There is more water on the back nine, but fewer trees. "Golf Digest" rated this course as the 5th...

18-Hole (Private) This course features a variety of water and other natural hazards that will challenge the most advanced golfer. Many holes have heavily-sloped fairways that are lined by large trees. There are several changes of elevation throughout the course, including numerous elevated tee boxes. The terrain is beautiful and very...

9-Hole (Private) This par 3 course has small greens and leaves little room for error. The fairways are very narrow because they are lined by many oak trees that can affect your shots. This "pitch and putt" course is a great place for practicing your short irons.

18-Hole (Public) This eighteen hole course features mounded fairways that can cause uneven lies, and water hazards (five lakes) come into play on every hole. The back nine has tree-lined fairways, and many holes require irons rather than a driver from off the tees. "Golf Digest" rated this course as the...

9-Hole (Private) This course is very challenging because of its length and narrow fairways. At least one tree comes into play on every fairway. The Utah PGA Members Only Amateur Tournament is hosted here every year.

18-Hole (Public) This course features fairways bordered by natural terrain. Many trees can alter your shots, and water hazards come into play on three holes. The signature hole is #6, a 475-yard, par 4, offering a view from a cliff that overlooks the entire city. The 5,399-yard ladies' tee also has...

18-Hole (Public) This hillside course has large greens, but the narrow, tree-lined fairways require shot accuracy. There are water hazards that come into play on ten holes.

18-Hole (Military) This course's fairways are hilly and tree lined. In addition, many sand bunkers have been incorporated into the course's design, plus water hazards come into play on two holes. Guests must be accompanied by military personnel in order to play this course.

18-Hole (Private) This course is very challenging because it has many oak trees lining its fairways, and sand bunkers that can alter your shots. Several holes are made more difficult because of the hills that will cause uneven lies. "Golf Digest" rated this as the 10th "Best in State" course for...