A nice surprise in Price, Utah. Par 70 with several long tough par fours. Greens were very good 👍🏼 Great staff of friendly people. Dirt cheap greens fees if you pay when you book online.

I thoroughly enjoyed this fine course - one of my favorites - on Wednesday, 25 September as one the 9 courses played on my Utah golf vacation. Such a beautiful course in a stunning setting...and such a professional operation - especially for such a tucked away, small-town course - led by golf pros Tom King and Kenji Otani. Both of these gentlemen were so helpful! The older undeveloped front 9 is most beautiful, IMO - although only slightly so - with its traditional configuration, larger trees and thus more shade. The more developed back 9 - although not overly so - was more open and visually stunning with a few really fun elevated tee boxes - #10 & #11...especially #10...wow! Holes #15-17 are beautifully designed with wide fairways and tucked back into an undeveloped canyon. I was pleased to find the snack bar, conveniently attached the fully-stocked pro shop open, with outdoor covered-deck seating with beautiful views of #1-3 and surrounding bluffs and mesas. Great burgers! Hope to be back next year!

Course is beautiful and layout is gteat

Carbon Country Club is a public Golf Course that is one of the most enjoyable courses to play in the state of Utah. They have the friendliest and most accommodating clubhouse staff and the course is just fun to play with an outstanding variety of hole designs. Course Condition ️️️️️ You can tell a lot about a golf course base on how they take care of their greens and sand bunkers: greens were in excellent condition, they were firm, yet held a ball well, with medium speed and fairly easy to read. Sand bunkers were top-notch, nice fluffy sand with no rocks. Course Design & Playability: ️️️️ This is a shorter course (6270 yards from the back tees) that can accommodate a variety of skill levels. They have a nice variety of holes and two of the best "drivable" par 4's in the state (holes 10 & 16). The front nine is a traditional parkland design with mature trees lining the fairways and many of the holes playing along or near the Price river. The back nine is an open, semi-links style design, and is the shorter of the two nines. Off-Course Amenities: ️️️️️ They have a short game practice area just west of the clubhouse that is as good a facility as you will find.

I love playing at Carbon Country Club. It does feel like two separate nines as they are physically separated pretty well and have different styles. I do like the back more than the front. Some of my favorite holes are #10, #11, #15, #16. You can walk this course, though there is a stretch from 10 to 11 and again from 18 to the parking lot. Course has always been in excellent shape when I've played here. Thomas King and his crew are so helpful and kind. Nothing but great things to say about the people here.