Great course and Bob is the greatest guy ever. Super nice and keeping the course in line! Makes me…read morewant to keep comin back!

I wouldn't go here. They care nothing about their repeat customers. After purchasing a large bucket…read morefor the range, I hit a few extra balls that were out in the bays, just to warm up. They made me pay extra! Hey Golf the round: you just lost a loyal customer who visited 2-3 times per week and spends 100's there every Summer. Even McDonald's gives a free small fry every once in a while.

Honestly, being a gf snob is tough work. I judged the gem because it has an executive course feel…read moreto me. I'd never even been here, except for today... today I took off the thin veil of thinking I won't get to use all my clubs... and I hit from the white tees with a 30 handicap. Where does this pretentiousness come from. Arrive and was blown away by its lushness and modern clubhouse, the cafe run by a most helpful lady named Virginia and a guy, older guru g the kitchen... makes a mean breakfast sandwich and his preferred English muffin. Glad I took his advice. Shoot, crunchy muffin...OH!!! They have 6 Eav chargers... chargepoint so download the app ...charging is FREE! I charged for 2 hours... FREE... The course is nicely laid out but think the dog right on 3 may want to be changed to a Par 5... just sayin'. Greens were smooth and rolled with little to no bumps.... It's spring so may need to come back in the summer but for now, par excellence. I'

Just a great way to spend an hour! You can easily play the par 3 course in that amount of time,…read moreeven with walking. The course is well maintained; however, they have got to figure out the greens. There is always more than one hole set, you walk up to the flag and there is another cup just ten feet away, as if they've forgotten to fill it in when they made the new hole. The signs are old and faded, but you can still make out the numbers (although most of the yardage is inaccurate) so just be prepared to eyeball most. There is usually some goose droppings you need to play around too, which add another challenging element to your game. Overall though, the pricing cannot be beat, $9/person or $15 if you want to play the regular course! And the views cannot be beat. They're also building a new clubhouse which is sure to add another element of flair. TIPS & TRICKS: * Their cake doughnuts are baller, grab a few of those to fill you while you play.

It's been two years since I last played here and it's great to be back. This course has a few holes…read morethat require local knowledge like the Par 4 second hole and the dog left 4th hole. The greens are fast, likely due to the 94 degrees. There was a challenge with the 34 minutes it took to play the first hole due to the group in front of us were playing slowly. The Marshall was out to speak with them by the third hole. If you're a walker the course is relatively flat but I took 22,000 steps. The Beverage cart game is solid. Soft drinks and water with the other side for beer. The driver was very nice. The guys bathroom is clean and located near the cafe. The driving range is mats only on there are two practice putting greens. The staff is very nice and helpful. There is an indoor area for winter golf.

Was hitting a bucket of balls, chubby dude with an upside down Glenmoor hat came up and told us to…read moreleave because "we didn't pay" for balls when I paid $16 for a large bucket. Didn't let me hit what I paid for.

Like everyone else...the course itself is great! Challenging but also getable from most tee boxes…read more No issues on the course really at all besides there are ZERO signs/info at the tee boxes so we got confused a few times. Besides that, the amenities are ROUGH. People are super nice but besides the new "townhouse" units being built, the PRO SHOP is basically a single wide trailer, clothes just kind of all over, not very organized, basically zero cold weather resources (we went in mid Feb) & "CLUBHOUSE" is almost cool vintage vibes, old awards etc on walls, old patterned carpet & food though MASSIVE portions is bottom barrel quality, lastly the "CONDOS" are fine for a guys trip where it's hard to break anything of value...if you're wanting to play all day & then just drink/hang out - it's pretty great but arriving at night...no lights outside, no signage, door numbers are inside the complex so you don't know what you're doing lol and felt a bit sketchy aka didn't leave anything in our vehicles. CRAZY things is...add a little TLC to those 3 areas, get a decent website & social media...this place could be a top place to go on golf trips with buddies for sure. I hope they get there because I REALLY want to see this place back to it's glory & living in Dallas it's a perfect distance! 4 stars because I think they are working to get back there & the reason you go is the course & it's a GREAT track & still very well kept.

Trying to book a tee time has became such a racket.. all we want to do is play a game of golf.read more

I was in town for work and had some extra time before my flight. James was kind enough to come down…read moreto open up the shop for me. It's typically a members only kind of place, but non members can get in to hit if they schedule in advance. They have good sets of clubs to rent. The simulators were nice and they are only going to get nicer. While I was there, they were upgrading the simulator next to mine. I will definitely be coming back to play next time I'm in town.

We came to Salt Lake City for NBA All-Star Weekend and stopped by Golf Anytime for some fun during…read morethe afternoon. It was such a good time. Takes a little time to get used to matching the strength of your swing with distance but we were laughing and having fun the entire time. Say hi to Timo when you visit!

My youngest son really wanted to play mini golf while in Salt Lake City, and it was such a…read morebeautiful day it would be an injustice to play at an indoors location. We found Mulligans on Yelp and all agreed this place looked like our best option. After paying $8/ea, the employees working indoors directed us to the ball bag and putters and then we were off. There's two courses, a lighthouse and a haunted house course. They didn't look much different but we chose the haunted house. The scariest part of the haunted house course was trying to retrieve my wife's golf ball when it didn't come out of the pipe...who knows what critters were in there. The course was in good shape...smooth turf, no obvious damage to the unique features, etc. The plants, trees, flowers and other ambiance surrounding the course was also well manicured. The holes were interesting enough with a good mix of skill and luck. Mulligans also offers two short golf courses on the property (both 9 holes), a driving range and batting cages. The driving range looked like it had a lot of spaces and even a double-decker section to shade you from the sun (couldn't tell if it was open or not). My review is simply for the mini golf experience as we didn't try anything else, but it's always nice to see golf places for all levels of players...my kids would have loved to play a 9-hole course if we brought our clubs.

What a fun spot to try something a little different with your friends other than go out to eat or…read moredrink. I don't think it was a Monday night special, we were able to play both mini golf courses for $8/person. Some of the holes were super challenging and I could see myself coming back again to try it. It seemed like they were actively working on some of the obstacles so, it will probably change and improve over time. This is a great low stakes outdoor activity for people that want to get a little sunshine with little effort. I only have 2 very minor complains. The first is that the food stand wasn't open when we went there around 2pm on a Monday, but no worries, there was lots of food in the area. We ended up getting food nearby and coming back to finish our game. There's tons of picnic tables around, so they're probably cool with people packing a picnic. We will probably just plan on doing that in the future. Also, when we first showed up, there were TONS of kids, which was a little annoying. They were climbing all over the features and they were impatient with the groups ahead of them on the course. When we came back from grabbing food, around 5, it was way quieter. So my advice if you want to avoid the kids is to come around dinner time or maybe first thing in the morning. We think we accidentally showed up when kids had just gotten let out of school. I could see this place being super busy on the weekends. We will totally come back when we're looking for a cheap activity with friends. They have lights all around, I could see this being a super cute little date night activity too!

It's not every year that we can golf on December 23, but this year has been unusually warm and we…read morewere able to golf in the afternoon before heading to Christmas festivities. How about that? Due to the time of the year, the grass was turning to winter mode, but it wasn't because of poor maintenance. I'd love to return to see what it looks like in the height of good weather.

This is my first time playing here and I have added it to my list of great golf in Utah…read more Meadow Brook Golf Course is located in Taylorsville Utah. Built in 1951 by Architect: Mick Riley. The course has mature trees throughout the course. The course is peaceful like a sanctuary with lush vegetation throughout and water coming into play on a variety of holes. Not a lot of sand bunkers on the course, but the few they have are strategically placed and the sand allows you to blast out instead of picking off the surface. The greens were recently aerated and in carpet condition. The practice facilities I saw were three putting greens and a driving range with grass under repair and mats for practice. I didn't see if there was a place to work on bunker play or green side chipping.