Salt Lake City Utah Golf Courses

Salt Lake City Utah Golf Courses

Bonneville Golf Course	Cottonwood Country Club
Country Club, The	Forest Dale Golf Course
Fore Lakes Golf Course - Par 3 Course	Fore Lakes Golf Course - The Executive Course
Glendale Golf Course	Jordon River Par Three Golf Course
Meadow Brook Golf Course	Mountain Dell Golf Course - Canyon Course
Mountain Dell Golf Course - Lake Course	Nibley Park Golf Course
Old Mill Golf Club	Rose Park Golf Course
University of Utah Golf Course	West Ridge Golf Course
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Featured Golf Course Review:

Mountain Dell Golf Course - Lake Course -- *Beautiful*
Review by: Cliff Terry	There's a little bit of everything on this course. Streams, reservoirs, fairway length bunkers, table-top greens, you name it...you'll want to hit a ball from the blue tees on four, just to see if you can carry the rock walled chasm that houses the East end of the reservoir. Making the shot will depend on your skill, the wind, and your confidence level. You may want to bring a few more balls just for that shot. And the white ones too.
From Kearns, UT

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Fore Lakes Golf Course - The Executive Course -- *Fun Course to play*
Review by: Don Harris	As a beginning golfer, I appreciated being able to find my ball even though I often hit my drive onto an adjacent fairway. Well maintained.
From Salt Lake City, UT

Jordon River Par Three Golf Course -- *Great for your short game*
Review by: Don Harris	This has to be the most beautiful par-3 course in Utah. Big trees, tricky, sloping greens, the Jordan river alongside make it fun yet challenging. You'll want to come back often.
From Salt Lake City, UT

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Briar Creek Golf Course
"Enjoy Golf Again or The Way Golf Used To Be"
Briar Creek Golf Course is a fun course to be played by both medium and high handicap golfers. Its layout is a chalenging mix of 18 holes fit in a flat land leading up to the creek with hillside on the other side of the creek. Several ponds and sandtraps provide hazards to avoid while the greens are usually the best in the area. The drawback is its distance at only 5300+ yards and so low handicap golfers should play it but only to enjoy the chance at chasing a par round of 70. The true delight of this courses is its playability and round playing time of around 4hrs. There is no long slow play at Briar Creek due to its layout. The three finishing holes on the front nine include an par 3 island green, a drivable par 4 with trouble to the right and "catcher's mitt" sandtrap to the left and a par 3 number nine. These three can yield 3 birdies or a bogey or two. The back nine has a similar opportunity for success or failure with a short par 5 number 15 which with a good second shot has you shooting for eagle or a bad second shot gets sucked into the creek and you are fighting for bogey or worse. Number 16 is an uphill par 3 that winds will control alot of your success followed by a downhill par 4 number 17 that I consider the course's signature hole. A tiny green that seems to be drivable but you must carry a pond and a creek so a 5 wood or a mid iron off the tee is best to a landing area between the two water hazards. The final hole number 18 is a dog-legged left par 5 with plenty of yardage and trees. The greatest part about Briar Creek is that its fun to play with great people and well maintained greens. The way golf used to be!!
---Dave Wheeler, Albany, NY
Shuksan Golf Club
"Best buy in the Pac. Northwest"
What a treat to play this golf course. Well layed out and challenging in a nice setting. The staff are great and you can't beat the price. I have played it many times and it is my first choice to play in the area.
---Doug Masse, White Rock BC Canada
Fairwinds Golf Course
"player friendly"
this public course is on the old land fill,opened in 1991. this is the best course for price and playable on the east coast of fla.
---larry burns, ft pierce,fl
Turnbull Bay Golf & Country Club
"Not worth the money"
Played five courses in the area in five days, many courses to choose. Went by website and hoped for the best. I was very pleased with four out of five (Metro West (Orlando), Cypress Head (Port Orange), Indigo Lakes (Daytona Beach), LPGA International Legends (Daytona Beach) and Turnbull Bay (New Smyrna Beach)). Tunrbull Bay is not in the same class as the rest, shack of a clubhouse, even a dead "green." Spend your money elsewhere and enjoy.
---Rick, Detroit, MI USA