Played early on 10/1. Mixture of pedestrian holes through a housing development, a couple of interesting canyon holes, and a few holes over and around the extensive wetlands areas throughout the cours... Continue »

Played early on 10/1. Mixture of pedestrian holes through a housing development, a couple of interesting canyon holes, and a few holes over and around the extensive wetlands areas throughout the course that were apparently created when the course was built. Several holes roped off while course overseeds a few holes at a time – those holes had some bare or very wet areas that had to be played around. Greens were generally in good shape and very quick down the canyon toward town. Canyon holes 5 and 6 were pretty spectacular, especially #5, a par 3 over a 100-foot deep gorge to a perched green with red rock mountains in the background. Back nine has several holes that play along or over lakes, then finishes by scrambling up and down a hillside and over arroyos. No yardage book or GPS, but course is fairly well marked. Friendly ranger, but clubhouse staff fairly indifferent – we were warming up on the range, so clubhouse let the twosome we were supposed to join tee off, and wound up with several twosomes strung out to start the day. Older couple playing speed golf pushed us unmercifully until we let them play through on #8. Generally recommended. Apparently, no one in Utah fills a divot or fixes a ballmark. We could have spent 15 minutes on each green fixing marks, and used an entire canister of divot mix on each hole. A stunning lack of attitude by the very people who complain loudest about course conditions.