Golf Courses

Trees border the fairways and greens. Creeks, ponds and fences keep things interesting here.

The Homestead golf course, located only 20 minutes from Park City, is a par 72 course measuring 7,017 yards from the back tees and plays 5,091 yards from the forward tees. Our course rating is 73.0 from the back tees and 68.2 from the forward. The front nine holes take you up a mountain slope for fantastic views of the Heber Valley and surrounding Wasatch mountains. The back nine meanders through the picturesque Snake Creek Valley. The views and two distinct types of terrain make for a memorable and exciting golf outing. Weather permitting, we're open April 1st through October 31st.

To improve your game, we also have a practice putting green, chipping green, driving range and club rentals. Our golf shop is above par (unlike a game of golf, that's a good thing) with golfing attire, shoes, clubs and equipment for men, women and children.

Golfers will find that our greens are bent grass, our fairways are bluegrass and our golf shop is first class. Won "Best of State" Golf Course for 2004 - 2006 and 2008.

Soldier Hollow's two mountain golf courses are the newest addition to the Wasatch Mountain State Park. The championship, 36-hole facility completes the year-round recreation programs at the 2002 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games venue. Two 18-hole courses — appropriately named the Gold and Silver courses — offer challenging play for golfers of all abilities and amazing views of the Heber Valley and majestic Mount Timpanogos.

Golfers and non-golfers alike will enjoy the beauty of the facilities, the new clubhouse with floor-to-ceiling windows and the onsite restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Gene Bates Golf Design provided the unique design, which boasts native Utah vegetation, one of the longest courses in the state and the originality of being the only golf course built on an Olympic venue. Along with other Bates' projects — from Florida's wetlands to the coastal regions of California and the rocky desert of southern Utah to the Green Mountains of Vermont — Soldier Hollow's 36-hole complex is sure to become a favorite Utah golf destination. Given the "Architecture Award" by Golf Digest for 2007/2008.

Soldier Hollow's two mountain golf courses are the newest addition to the Wasatch Mountain State Park. The championship, 36-hole facility completes the year-round recreation programs at the 2002 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games venue. Two 18-hole courses — appropriately named the Gold and Silver courses — offer challenging play for golfers of all abilities and amazing views of the Heber Valley and majestic Mount Timpanogos.

Golfers and non-golfers alike will enjoy the beauty of the facilities, the new clubhouse with floor-to-ceiling windows and the onsite restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Gene Bates Golf Design provided the unique design, which boasts native Utah vegetation, one of the longest courses in the state and the originality of being the only golf course built on an Olympic venue. Along with other Bates' projects — from Florida's wetlands to the coastal regions of California and the rocky desert of southern Utah to the Green Mountains of Vermont — Soldier Hollow's 36-hole complex is sure to become a favorite Utah golf destination. Given the "Architecture Award" by Golf Digest for 2007/2008.

Wasatch Mountain's 36-hole championship complex hosts two of the most popular Utah mountain golf courses. The Mountain and Lake courses were carved from the mountain, canyons and native forest in this beautiful area. Summer temperatures are cool and wildlife is often seen here. Terrain is challenging on the mountain; more gentle around the lake.

On gentler terrain, where surrounding mountains slope away to the valley floor, lies the 18-hole Lake Course. Its season-long pastoral beauty, with tree lined fairways and eight lakes and ponds, offers just the right setting to make the Lake Course a favorite for high, low and "no" handicappers. Named a Golf Digest "Best Place to Play" in 2006/2007.

Wasatch Mountain's 36-hole championship complex hosts two of the most popular Utah mountain golf courses. The Mountain and Lake courses were carved from the mountain, canyons and native forest in this beautiful area. Summer temperatures are cool and wildlife is often seen here. Terrain is challenging on the mountain; more gentle around the lake.

Spectacular Wasatch Mountain State Park boasts a challenging 18-hole Mountain Course, carved from natural mountain contours. In a golf cart (mandatory), there will be occasional sightings of roaming deer, elk, wild turkeys, moose and other wildlife. You'll reach vantage points overlooking the beautiful Heber Valley below. Named a Golf Digest "Best Place to Play" in 2004, and in 2006/2007.