Though Wasatch is a little off the beaten path, it's one of my favorite places to golf in Utah…read more Tucked nicely up against the mountains near Midway, Wasatch Mountain offers two 18-hole courses that play straight up and offer a nice challenge without being unbearably hard. Even better, the Lake course is walkable, unlike the mountainous terrain of Soldier Hollow or most other courses near mountains in the SLC valley area. I'd recommend a cart for the Mountain course, as it goes up the canyon a bit and is a bit more hilly, but you could walk it if you're up for some exercise. Golf aside, the area this course is in is beautiful. Come between mid-August and mid-September to see all the trees change colors on the mountain--it is absolutely gorgeous. Wasatch is a gem! 10/10, would recommend.

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!

Phenomenal golf course and unbelievably friendly and accommodating staff. I showed up around 10am…read moreon a really busy Friday in the middle of August. The head pro was working the pro shop and said he'd do whatever he could to get me on. He felt bad so gave me a free bucket of balls and then free bag of tees once he got me on. He accidentally told me the wrong tee time so sprinted out to tee 1 to let me know and apologized profusely. Truly a word class human. I also realized on the 2nd hole I had forgotten my sand wedge on the practice green and the course attendant drove all the way back to find it and being it to me. The course is immaculately maintained for a public course and isn't too expensive. It plays reasonably challengingly with a decent amount of water and some tough greens/pin placements but fairways are reasonably wide and forgiving. Fantastic views of the mountains abound!

I wish I could put it at zero stars. first of all the course was beautiful! but that Marshall and…read morethe staff were the rudest people I've ever met. we got there on time and on the FIRST hole the Marshall followed us harassing us the whole time. Ive been golfing for about 4 years and decided to bring some beginners! And he said halfway through the first hole "Jesus Christ do you guys even know how to golf ?" ruined the whole round we didn't even play full 9. By hole 6 we were fed up and decided to leave. For anyone that wants to go it is not beginner friendly!!

Breathtaking views and challenging play more than trump the controlling club staff. We loved our…read morevisit. About a third of the course is under construction, but I think they've done a good job still making room for golf. Hole 6 is a treacherously gorgeous one -- you tee off and it drops 300 feet onto the fairway. Their pitstop at Hole 9 offers delicious food. Some of the scenes here are straight out of a movie, it's dope.

Fun and challenging course.. altitude changes were awesome.. greens and fairways conditions were…read moregood. Cart paths could use some improvement. Pro shop was in a temp building. Practice net and greens available.

Hot Spot Cafe, rude and dishonest manager Lack of quality…read moreservice!! There was a black hair inside my husband's smoothie

I'm a full member. They treat us poorly and it is getting worse. They charge extra fee's like it…read moreis an Olympic sport. Not only are the fee's ridiculous they keep adding more. One of the nice amenities was storage for ski's at the bottom of the mountain's. Last year it was free. This year it is $15.00 per night? I'm taking my kids and grandkids for 5 days. 10 people X 4 nights X $15.00 per day equals $600.00 for ski storage. That's ridiculous. They advertise the great shuttle to go back forth from the ski mountains. They used to drop you off at your home at the end of the day. Now they only drop you off at the clubhouse and then you have to drive to your home. So what is the use of the shuttle. Services getting worse and costs going up. This sucks.

Red Ledges is a beautiful neighborhood located in Heber, Utah. I got the pleasure of spending a…read moreweek here visiting some extended family and we had a wonderful time. Not only is Red Ledges neighborhood nice, but the golf course, driving range, instruction, pools, and health center are super nice as well. On the 3rd of July they did a wonderful firework display on the driving range for the whole neighborhood to come out and watch. The Golf Course was designed by Jack Nicholas and was beautiful. The course is 18 hours and spreads across the neighborhood and is challenging and fun at the same time. The driving range and instructors are awesome. We took my nephews to get lessons and Coach JR was awesome with the kids and did a wonderful job. We also went to the pool on several occasions and the pool and staff were super friendly as well. I would for sure recommend Red Ledges for a place to Live, golf, or use any of their amenities!

The GM is an absolute jerk! How can you flat out deny a guy who is pursuing his passion and…read morebringing joy to everyone around him just because you are "not interested"?! One round of golf at your stupid course payed for by one of your members shouldn't even be an after thought for you! Let the man play! Your course needs the marketing and your tee boxes look like trash!

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.

I'm not sure what happened that people had a bad experience at this court but I'm not one of those…read morepeople. In my experience today I've met a great group of pros in the shop, an enthusiastic crew in the cafe, and this very engaging beverage server named Coco who everyone in our group of eight had great things to say about what a great job she does helping golfers quench their thirsts. Great hires all around Eaglewood. The carts are clean and very comfortable. Padded seats, faux leather and GPS! Double edged sword though... if you get behind the GPS will let you know and if the delay persists the marshal will visit but these guys were very congenial and patient. Our foursome was delayed by the group in front of us. It appeared we were the bottleneck but when they saw we were long and strong off the tee the marshal left us alone. The facilities also have wedding banquets. They were prepping chicken quarters and mixed fresh vegetables that I thought was an offering on the menu. I was super impressed but Becky, the amazing young lady in the cafe, spilled the beans and clarified they were prepping for a wedding. Looked really good! The fairways are tight with trees and brush or very nice homes on either or both sides. Beware the mountain course influences the greens slope. It may look flat and straight but will roll the direction of the mountain slope. The conditions of the fairways and greens were very green. I wish more people repaired their divots and green but you can't have it all. I think you can tell our group had a great time and enjoyed the course, facilities and the people . If you're looking for a challenging round of golf, this is a course you will like.

Crater Springs is a very pretty course. For starters, just a personal side note, but I liked the…read morename "the homestead" a lot better than "crater springs." I was told in the pro shop that the name was changed for marketing purposes. But now to the important stuff. I guess I should start with getting the tee time. I found it hard to get a hold of the clubhouse. The online teetime website wasn't working so I had to call the clubhouse multiple times before someone picked up and I could make my teetime. Then I had to change the reservation from 4 to 3 players and again I had to call multiple times to get a hold of someone. I normally don't call to change the amount of players but they took my credit card number at the time I made the initial reservation and said if we had changed but didn't let them know we would be charged for them. Now to the course. The course was in great shape and is very pretty. We teed off at 4 and had no one pressing us from behind and we were not pressuring anyone. So that was great. The greens rolled well and there were hardly any dead spots on the course. This is where my four star rating comes from. The biggest annoyance of the day was from their Mounted GPS units in the carts. We had a threesome and the second carts GPS didn't work. It just kept turning off. Ours worked great and gave great distances to the pin and how far to carry over sand traps etc. but they were super annoying. Every hole advertisements would pop up and would not go away. They would just stay there until you pressed a button to make them go away. It was aggravating to see the face of an insurance agent in the are every few minutes. Overall since I am rating a golf course I give it four stars because it is very scenic and fun, but everything else I would give a 2.5 rating.

Crater springs was a great golf experience overall. Showed up and had my clubs loaded on to a cart…read morefor me. Then drive to the pro shop, where the staff was super friendly and professional. Course was well kept all around. Fairways are wide open and the greens were in great shape. Not quite as difficult as it's slope rating states. Plus after the round The Sandwich Trap was great we grabbed a few beers and literally got a burger right from the grill! Thanks to all the staff at Crater Springs.

Fun course for a weekend trip. Great to come in the summer since it's 10 degrees cooler than SLC…read more Excellent staff and service too

This golf course is a blast. Lots of elevation changes. You tee off to fairways 150-200 feet below…read moreyou and on some have second shots straight uphill. About every type of shot is covered--long and short par threes and fours, forced carries on a few, greens are lightning fast and it's amazing how the fairways are kept so lush and green, seeing how it's in the desert. At almost 7000 feet, your ball carries and rolls forever. Can be windy in the afternoon, so morning tee times are best. Purple Sage is a destination course with hotels nearby or just stop and play it if you have some extra time traveling on I-80. Green fees are ridiculously cheap...wish this course wasn't 800 miles from me. :)

Muni golf at its finest. First class operation. Personable and knowledgeable me staff. I Saw more…read moreMarshall's than I have ever see in a muni in Texas. Pace of play was great. If you are a big slicer beware. Lastly, I think you need to be a former tour pro to be able to read those greens the first time around. One negative on the players using the course......FIX YOUR DIVOTS.

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.