Nice pool. Clean…read more Have eaten dinner here before. Wasn't really impressed with the food. The pool food is pretty good though for lunch. Have the low carb tuna salad and a side of fruit.

Impeccable Greens. Played the course in September, and the overall condition was 10/10: Tee boxes,…read morefairways, rough, bunkers, greens, etc. Probably the truest rolling greens in Utah, I don't notice an off the wall "valley breaks," or breaks that blew me away. Still challenging greens, because of both speed and slope, but very fair. Driving Range in great condition, with wet towels for cleaning clubs, alignment rods, balls that flew like they should, etc. Cart was clean, GPS spot on with my Bushnell Tour V rangefinder. Worth every bit of $105 guest fee.

Good price for club, fairways terrible shape mostly due to to poor weather during winter. Speed of…read moreplay was good, 4 1/2 hours to play sand traps like concrete. 2nd time here .very challenging with course having a lot o ground under repair ,

I give this a solid 3.8, buoyed largely by the gorgeous setting. You're golfing on the edge of a…read moremountain. The carts, staff friendliness, amenities, and everything else is a 3. I think they struggle to keep the greens nice because the water just rolls down the mountain; 6 to 7 of them were really hard to play because of the patchiness and whatnot. Still can't complain... Driving around the course and playing the course itself was really fun!

Poor food, poor service, poor management. Bad attitudes run from the top down. Members are…read moretreated very poorly, very disrespectfully and management does not care to listen to members concerns. They only cater to the drinkers.

I came to practice some putts, their green is full of hills and isn't as well maintained as I'd…read morewish. Dead grass and lots of sand on it. Plus, you're not allowed to practice chipping either, I don't really understand why. You're only able to get to the course if you're going south and you can only turn right when you leave, with traffic in the city to think about, you're looking at 10-15 minutes spent simply trying to get into and out of the parking lot. The prices are pretty steep as well, I've been to quite a few courses in my day and I just don't see myself coming back to this one anytime soon. Try a different course if you can, this one isn't really worth the effort it takes to get there. TIPS & TRICKS: * See my posted photo for their prices.

A decent 9 hole course for beginners and intermediate golfers alike. The fairways and the greens…read moreare a little rough, probably a result of poor etiquette from the players. Price seems a little steep for what you get, but I still had a blast golfing with my dad and will most likely return.

The golf course is OK. Nothing spectacular. There are lots of really good course in Utah, but this…read moreisn't one of the better ones. I found it strange that they would not allow a senior discount on Veterans Day. OK, how about a military discount? Nope. Nice way for Salt Lake County to dishonor our veterans.

I love this course!…read more When I move to Utah from Vegas I looked up courses on Golf Now app and there were none. I thought Utah did t have courses... but then I came here to hit balls in March 2022 and they weren't open yet but getting close. The clubhouse staff were very nice and easy going. I've played 4 rounds of 18 and 2 rounds of 9 since July and I love this course. 1 is an easy par 4. Heading next into a dog left 4, the par 3. The greens are in good condition with challenging undulations the altitude changes. The back nine is a passage descending into the belly of the beast. Just maintain tempo, deep breath and swing easy. It will get there. If you try too hard you will lose sleeves to the JRT or the deep poo that borders all the fairways... Rates are good... cart is $18 per rider Clubhouse staff is good and super helpful whether in person or on the phone. The food at the clubhouse is exceptional. They take pride In their menu down the the bread used on the Philly. If you go, look up every now and again to admire the beauty.

Had a great couple hours here with the family. Super relaxing and a lot of fun. We watched an NCAA…read moregame while others golfed so it was never dull. Really impressive tech. Waters and drinks in the hallway. Pretty comprehensive to follow. Self locked and easy to get into the building. No staff so it's kinda cool you just go in and start golfing!

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!