First time playing here. Not the longest course I've played. However, what it lacks in distance, it more than makes up in difficulty and character. You need to choose your shots carefully to stay out of trouble or else. Although I did not play very well, I wasn't going to let that take away from experiencing a wonderful layout, fast (tricky) greens and a level of customer service that you expect from a course of this caliber. I'll definitely play here again.

A little late reviewing this course. Played it June 5th. Probably because of the courses I played, this was the least memorable. First of all, basically no customer service. Gave them my voucher, here's the keys, golf carts are in the parking lot...see ya! He never asked if we played there before, if we need info about the course...nothing. After 9 holes, I go into "the Grill" and buy two gatorades...the were warm.
Greens had been punched a couple f weeks earlier and still showed signs. The green were exceptionally slow. One of my putts actually stopped half way down a fairly steep slope.
Layout was descent and views were ok.
The other thing I didn't care for was the houses along the fairways. I do my best to stay away from house lined courses.
Needless to say, first and last time I play Sky Mountain...judging by the customer service, they won' miss me anyway.

Played the Links after 18 on the Championship course. I have to say this was the most fun 9 holes I played all week. I love the design and challenge that links golf brings.

I played this course 3 times during my vacation last week. This has to be my all time favorite golf course. Tees, fairways, greens are manicured to the best conditions. This must be what the PGA tour is used too.

I really enjoy playing here. Challenging track with great scenery. Overall the course was in really good condition. I still have complaints about the tee boxes not being level and some of the sand traps had some good size rocks in it. Other than that fairways, rough and greens were in great shape. The new golf carts are really nice but do not carry GPS. I asked one of the attendants if the plan on adding GPS and his answer was unlikely since the subscription rate was "$7,000 per month". I'm looking forward to playing there again as soon as I can.

I haven't played here since July of last year. It didn't take long for this place to head south. The greens are slow and a few look like they have been patched together like a quilt.Fairways are thin with numerous patches of dirt. Tee boxes are littered with broken tees and uneven. The par 3 tee boxes are severely uneven and have the appearance of having been recently rototilled. I think the management has given up on this place. I know I have.

After I signed up to play a tournament at this course, I read the latest reviews. I wish I would have read them before I signed up.

Tee boxes were not level, fairways had a bunch of bare spots and greens were marked up.

However, I still had a great time. Not because of the golf course by any means but, because of the guys I played with. I could have been playing 18 holes off the Walmart parking lot with these guys and still enjoy myself.

WOW! This golf course is beautiful. Tee boxes, fariways, rough, bunkers and greens all meticulously manicured. Not the toughest course I've played but nothing so far matches the scenery. Emerald green grass with red rock formations as a back drop make this the go to golf destination in Utah. I was blown away by the conditions and scenery on the front nine but, after making the turn, the back nine almost knocked me off my feet. Playing conditions are emmaculate with closely cut fairways and fast greens. Can't wait to play it again! Only draw back was the club house is under construction. You will have to go else where for a sit down meal.