Absolutely loved playing this course! It’s challenging but fun for those high handicappers. It’s a long course so be prepared to smash your hits and you will do fine. The first nine holes is similar to a links course and the back 9 holes starts to get tricky with elevated tee shots. Highly recommend this course to play on your golf bucket list.

Quite possibly the best golf course I have played to date. Got to play 36 holes there on a Saturday, greeted by a friendly starter, played a great morning round and then had some lunch, it was tight timing but with about 20 minutes left until our 2nd round the starter came into the restaurant and gave us a quick reminder, told us how pace of play was going and let us prepare to head back out. Very very well done by that starter. Second round was just as good as the first. Cold towels on the first tee with ice buckets ready to go was a savour in the 100 degree heat. As a Golf Professional I was really impressed with almost every aspect, range was great, proshop staff friendly, restaurant staff friends, back shop could use some customer service training in terms of speaking to people and general golf course etiquette but that happens and didnt ruin anything for us. Will return to play here one day. All 8 of us were blown away by the experience. You made my bachelor trip even more memorable!! Thanks for having us!

Let me first say the golf course is stunning and in amazing shape. My wife and I travel all over the country to play bucket list courses. The staff in the pro shop were friendly and great and the starter was gem. The range was ok, nothing spectacular. Now for the bad… The merchandise in the pro shop was dismal. They had about as much stuff in there as a local muni course and we couldn’t even find anything to buy despite wanting something. For a destination spot this was disappointing. After the round I wanted a hot dog and went to the bar in the cafe and ordered one for me and a drink for my wife. Despite the whole dining area being wide open, after about five minutes of my wife being seated at a table she was told she had to go outside because the tables were only for guests ordering food from the kitchen. I guess a hot dog from the bar didn’t meet that criteria and a barren dining room is the look they were going for. I ate my hot dog outside and we left. Overall for a destination resort golf course it was kind of disappointing due to some minor interactions. I definitely feel like people enjoy being able to have a decent selection at the pro shop and the dining experience left a bad taste in our mouth. Despite the course being beautiful, I feel there are better options in the area.

Ridiculous that this is currently rated a 3.4. We visited all the way from West Michigan, where there is a ton of great golf courses, and we were not disappointed in any way. The front 9 leads you in nicely with some gettable holes and pretty wide fairways. The back 9 is full of photo opportunities and really makes you appreciate the surrounding terrain. All par 5s were under maintenance with aeration going on in the fairways. Easy fix was just moving the ball to a nice playable area. The ranger was friendly, the fairway mowers were robots (yeah they were the equivalent of golf roombas). The shop had tons of great logo'ed swag. Already planning a return visit to Southern Utah.

Friendly staff. Had to share cart. The course was in good condition. Sprinklers were off/on in-between groups. Greens were still pretty quick with recent aeration. Tee boxes were slightly uneven and seemed to be moved around a little. Was hard finding certain tee boxes as markers were laying on the ground and not seen from the cart (passed up few times). Practice facility was nice and club house had some great views. Course did not disappoint. Was slightly challenging while still being fun.