What a lovely public golf course. The links style was very playable, the greens were very quick, stay below the hole. Proshop check-in was a breeze and informative. Maintenance crew was courteous, shutting down mowers when I was addressing the ball in every instance. The scenery is georgeous.

Beautiful views. Incredibly challenging greens. Price was increased on a holiday, and the every 9 minute t-times packed in so many golfers that our round took 5 hours with waiting on every hole, and the group behind us breathing down our necks to be our live audience on every t-box. The fairways were SOAKED to the point of puddling and very muddy shots from the middle of the fairway.. we played early on the 4th of July, so maybe it rained super hard for several hours the night before?? (We didn’t see any rain in the forecast, so maybe just sprinkler schedules.

We played the Silver course as a threesome before Memorial Day. It’s an amazing course with almost no trees, which leaves you with a shot at the hole almost every time. I say almost because there were some spots that seemed to be trying to imitate rough at Bethpage Black. Pros: fairways were tip top shape, greens were firm yet receptive to shots from any distance, never had a problem with pace of play (we were the only ones on the course for the last 5 holes). Con(s): the only flaw or problem we had with our experience was the fact that it didn’t seem like anyone fixed their divots. As good as the course looked and as great as everything was fixing divots could take this course to the next level. Lots of dead spots from unprepared divots.

If you’re looking for a links-mountain side golf course that makes you feel like you’re over in Ireland here’s your golf course. This course gets 5 Stars come from the pro shop, to the tee boxes, fairways, pace of play, greens conditions and the over all experience.

Soldier Hollow Golf Course in Midway, Utah, is a gem nestled in the picturesque Heber Valley, offering two distinct 18-hole courses that cater to golfers of all skill levels. My recent visit to Soldier Hollow was a fantastic experience, combining challenging play with breathtaking mountain scenery. The courses, known as the Gold and the Silver, each provide a unique golfing experience. The Gold Course is the more challenging of the two, with its longer layout and strategically placed hazards requiring precise shot-making and strategic thinking. The Silver Course, while slightly shorter, is no less enjoyable, offering a more forgiving layout but still demanding accurate play. Both courses are meticulously maintained, with lush fairways and smooth, fast greens that offer true rolls. The natural terrain and elevation changes add to the challenge and beauty of the courses, making every round an adventure. The backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains provides stunning views that enhance the overall experience, especially in the early morning or late afternoon when the light is particularly striking. The facilities at Soldier Hollow are top-notch, with a well-equipped pro shop and excellent practice areas, including a driving range, putting greens, and chipping areas. The staff is friendly and professional, ensuring that every aspect of your visit is enjoyable. What sets Soldier Hollow apart is its connection to nature and the serene, tranquil atmosphere. The courses are integrated seamlessly into the landscape, providing a sense of peace and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In summary, Soldier Hollow Golf Course is a must-visit for any golf enthusiast. Whether you’re looking for a challenging round or a relaxing day surrounded by nature, Soldier Hollow delivers on all fronts. I highly recommend experiencing these beautiful courses for yourself.