Utah Thread
I've never played it. How do you like the course?
He is a member there, I've played it I think twice now. Very nice course, the pace has been great each time.
lanoxrehab
Active member
Played Glendale today. Decent condition. @#$%^ snow Saturday.
Pkielwa
New member
No idea what’s in this thread, but, it’s my DREAM to move to Utah!
That is all.
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That is all.
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Do it! I moved to Utah 12 years ago and never looked back. It’s a great place to live.
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Pkielwa
New member
Wife and 3 kids... Not gonna happen anytime soon, but it’s a dream that could, one day, be a reality. Likely after the kids are all grown-up.
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Forecast is calling the 40's this weekend. I'm not excited about it, but may try to walk a round on Sunday. At least it shouldn't be raining by then.
It's too bad that we won't see 50's consistently in SLC for another 2 weeks...
-Bishop
It's too bad that we won't see 50's consistently in SLC for another 2 weeks...
-Bishop
lanoxrehab
Active member
Anybody playing in winter champs in st/ george next weekend ? I'm thinking about it and want to hook up with someone and share hotel
Where is that played at?
lanoxrehab
Active member
Bloomdale CC, and two other courses. sign deadline is tomorrow at 4. They use the stableford scoring system. I would like to play, cost is $170. Hotel rooms are a little pricey
Haven’t played that one, would like to sometime.
I’m headed down next Thursday or Friday. I’m thinking of playing Coral Canyon and maybe Sky Mountain
Last weekend has me itching to get out and play again. But, it's literally snowing up in PC, where I work. I may just walk Lakeside on Sunday, anyway.
tucsondivots
Fairways and Greens
Considering a golf trip to St. George this summer (and/or Mesquite). What are the must play courses?
Kind of depends on budget, but Sand Hollow is easily the best in St. George and in my opinion the best public course in UT. I've enjoyed Coral Canyon, Sky Mountain and the Ledges and think those are all really good courses in the area but wouldn't say they are a must.
Otis32
Active member
Staying at Sand Hollow this week and enjoying it. The back nine on the championship course is outstanding and an experience larger than just the golf. Am struggling a little with the greens and inconsistent speeds but still playing & scoring better than I expected coming off the winter lay-off.
Have to say the St. George area has a lot to offer. Much to do for those who like to be outside and we spent time yesterday morning hiking in Snow Canyon State Park. Hoping to get some time in Zion N. Park as well. Original plan was for tomorrow but the weather looks rough......
Have to say the St. George area has a lot to offer. Much to do for those who like to be outside and we spent time yesterday morning hiking in Snow Canyon State Park. Hoping to get some time in Zion N. Park as well. Original plan was for tomorrow but the weather looks rough......
Some would say that Wolf Creek in Mesquite is a must play. It is a totally different golfing experience and a little pricey. I would agree that Sand Hollow should be at the top of the list. Corral Canyon is a nice track but the condition has not been the best more recently. Casablanca in Mesquite is a good, straight forward track. I personally like Sunbrook in St. George. It has been around for a while, but it has an iconic island green on a par 3. There are many more great options, as has been stated.
I was able to get out and walk 9 at Lakeside yesterday, and I've honestly never seen it so busy before! I also played terrible! But, at least it was sunny.
Yesterday definitely felt like spring. Is the course still soggy? I got in a quick 9 Friday evening and it was saturated from our most recent snow.
Yeah, it was a bit soggy in some areas, but not nearly as bad as Rose Park was last week. I swear, there were points at Rose Park where I thought I was in a swamp. IIRC holes 3 and 16 were quite wet in the fairways.
-Bishop
lanoxrehab
Active member
I am planning on getting the SLC golf pass today, or soon. The Double Eagle cost $1,700 and is good for one year at the six city courses: Bonneville, Mt. Dell, Rose Park, Glendale, Nibley and Forest Dale. All the golf you want, no restrictions on time of day. Walking only. If you get a cart, then you have to pay for that. I think you are required to get a cart at Mt. Dell Lake course.
Bonneville is a tough 18 hole walk, but I have done it. Anybody else planning on getting it ?
Bonneville is a tough 18 hole walk, but I have done it. Anybody else planning on getting it ?
I am a Davis County guy.