The entire team at Red Ledges is excellent! The pro shop, admin team and outside services work well…read moreto provide great customer service. Thank you!

Beautiful views, easy to get a tee time and super nice staff. Definitely my new go to course out…read morehere. Worth the short drive through the canyon for a super chill uncrowded course

Fun little course. It's an out of the way course that is what you would expect for a golf course…read morecamp ground combination. Worth the drive for a different place to play.

Such an amazing place! I love it! They have improved in so many things! Include music and get some…read moresort of water filter and it will be even better!!!

This was a amazing experience they have developed every single thing from a couple months ago but…read morethere is something I would suggest music it would make it a little bit more fun but it already is but also I fell like they should redo some of the water and Mamby have a jet or something to make it more clean and less bugs but everything else is amazing and they have improved a ton from last time we have been there.

My husband and I have not played golf here but we did spend a night in their RV park. Which was…read morelovely. The views here are amazing and seeing the wildlife is a bonus. What a beautiful community. We booked our stay online. There was conflicting information about whether or not pets were allowed. We have a small dog, who we monitor very closely - especially in a golf course situation. We called the pro shop where you check in a few times and it was clear the RV park management was not a priority in their training. Our stay went well until we went to check out and my husband tripped over the grounding post at the electric box. There was a lot of bleeding and I called to ask them to send a manager to help me assess the situation. He never introduced himself, he seemed unclear how to help, although he was nice enough. I told him he might want to add a barrier around the post and might want an incident report in case his injuries were worse than cuts and a bloody nose. So not impressed with the employees, but the place really is nice.

I don't do reviews, but we had a deeply disappointing experience at Gladstan. As out-of-town…read morevisitors, we booked and prepaid for 18 holes walking online. Upon arrival, the employee, Tanner, informed us we had to start on the back 9 which was no problem. He then said the back 9 is cart-only, and charged an additional $24 for a cart despite no mention of this requirement on the website. When I questioned this, he dismissively suggested walking the front 9 twice, which wasn't what I booked. Reluctantly, we paid the extra fee so we could play what we booked. Tanner then said we could "walk or use the cart for the front 9," which we understood as a goodwill gesture. However, after one hole on the front 9, a marshal confronted us for using the cart, forcing us to return it, retrieved my push cart from my car, and trek back to the 2nd hole. This interruption was frustrating and was so weird that we were being monitored mid-round. Whatever, we moved on and finished our round However, as we were leaving, Tanner approached us literally in the parking lot as we were about to drive away, and we thought he was going to offer an apology. Boy were we wrong. He accused us of "stealing" the $24 cart use, despite his own unclear communication and despite the cart being returned per their wishes. Being accused of theft as a paying customer, especially after such a poorly handled situation, was outrageous and unprofessional. Tanner does not know me or my character. The lack of clear policies, poor communication, and confrontational attitude made this a 1-star experience. Save your money and play at Hobble Creek instead. Payson, UT is not sending their best.

one of my favorites golf courses in Utah top 5 easily the price was really worth it, the conditions…read moreof the fairways and greens are really good and hole #8 is awesome!

An impeccably maintained course that demands precision from the first tee. The layout is both…read morebeautiful and deceptive; the frequency of blind shots keeps you on your toes, while the water hazards are perfectly placed to test your nerve. I was particularly impressed with the turf quality and the bunkers--the sand is pristine, clean, and has that rare, powder-like consistency. Even the carts are geared for a serious round, fully equipped with club cleaners, divot fillers, and ample rack space. A challenging, elite-tier experience.

We have been playing golf in all states and have played many state park courses. The course does…read morehave beautiful views but Utah really penalizes you if you don't live there. We didn't realize until we got there this morning that the rate was going to be $90 a person. The senior rate for Utah residents is $57 (we are seniors.) The Non-Senior Utah rate is only $67. We have already played the absolutely stunning Moab course in Central Utah. The price is $75 for all golfers (including a cart.) Save your money and head a little South for stunning course that wants your business!

Beautiful golf course at a moderate price! We played the mountain course on 9/16/25 and found the…read morecourse in very good condition and unbelievable Fall colors on the surrounding mountains. Friendly staff and reasonable pricing made this a great experience for us.

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.

Love this place and bonus it's close to my house. The course is super maintained top tier. Love the…read morepros Riley and JT and the crew is always so friendly. Very reasonable prices. Love that they have ladies league and give us a discount as well. Always look forward to Tuesday league days.

WE ARE OWED AN APOLOGY FOX HOLLOW…read more My boyfriend golfed fox hollow on March 2nd. Let me start by saying he is a very experienced golfer, he golfs 18 holes numerous times a week at many courses throughout the Salt Lake and Utah Valley. He is more than accustomed to golf etiquette and is very patient with courses when things are just moving slow on the course. His 1:00 tee time was delayed by 10-15 minutes. By the 4th hole, a gentleman from two groups behind them drove his cart over to them and told them to speed up their play. My boyfriend and his playing partners politely explained they've been waiting at every tee box and understood the course was just playing slower. He drove off and said have a nice day. This man was not the course Marshall, just someone from a random group. At the 11th hole, the same man began taunting my boyfriend's group telling them to speed up. This continued from hole 11 thru 18. Even though it was obvious that my boyfriends group could not speed up their pace of play as they were waiting on the group in front of them, and if they would have allowed this taunting gentleman to play through, it would not have accomplished anything as the gentleman would have then been waiting on the same party my boyfriends group was. Normally we would chalk this up as poor sportsmanship and golf etiquette of random people on the golf course. However.... This gentleman proceeded to drive up to my boyfriend and yell homophobic slurs. At which time it was uncovered this gentleman is an employee of Fox Hollow Golf Course by the name of Mike. Who was sporting a Mohawk, skinny denim jeans and a zip up hoodie. Not only is it incredibly upsetting that an EMPLOYEE would be ruining a paying customers experience by taunting and belittling a customer, but his homophobic slurs while representing a course he is employed by are disgraceful. As an employee of the course on or off the clock, if you are playing on the course you should be showing the utmost professionalism. Including dressing in true golf appropriate attire and not in street clothes. We will not give our money to Fox Hollow ever again, and strongly encourage any one that is LGBTQ+ or is an ally to rethink giving your money to these people. We will be following up with a better business bureau review as I truly think the amount of taunting my boyfriend went through was a sign of discrimination as Mike believed my boyfriend as Gay based off the slur he yelled. Do better Fox Hollow.