Stansbury Park Golf Course

My son and I had a really great time at Stansbury Park Golf Course today. We booked online and ended up paired with another father and son, which actually made for a pretty fun round. The staff were friendly and everything moved smoothly from check in to tee off. One thing worth mentioning is that the clubhouse smelled aggressively like hot dogs. Not just “someone made lunch” level hot dogs. More like the building itself had become a hot dog. Thankfully we escaped back into the fresh air pretty quickly and got out on the course. The course itself was in pretty solid shape. There were a few b…

Good course with friendly staff! I saw some reviews stating that the pins were placed at the end of the fairway, but not no more! The staff said the greens have mostly all been redone and they were not wrong, greens were super nice. Carts were all electric and maintained well. I look forward to playing here more often!!

Very fun and challenging course. It was very well maintained and greens were in great shape.

It's a decent course. It was in really rough shape with many greens being unplayable. It's slowly getting better

Pretty good golf course. If you like water hazards this will give you a good challenge. Friendly staff and snack bar. Highly recommend. Went back today and it was great again!

Quite possibly the worst golf course in the SLC area. Uneven tee boxes, greens have been lost and they’re using pins in the fairways for greens. Slow play. Terrible condition. Save yourself the money (which should be much much cheaper than $32) and play somewhere else. Horrible!

Yes, Ryan, it's a decent course. No Ryan, it's b Not getting slowly better. It's always had problems and always will. Sometimes, it's a little better(like you indicated), and then they'll lose many greens or many fairways. It'll always be something....

Nice golf course, a little flat but well taken care of.

The course isn't in the best shape - as other reviewers have noted. The drought hasn't helped the past couple of summers. The course - once a host to the Utah Open - is on the way back. Stansbury Park hired a new superintendent in February, and he and his crew are working extremely hard. Full discloser, he is a friend of mine. He has served as the super at courses in New Mexico, Arizona and Washington. He attended the prestigious Rutgers Turf Management Program. Four of the greens were so bad when he took over, they needed to be 100 percent resodded. Those greens are looking great and should o…

Priced the way it is for a reason. There’s no notice or communication but ~5 holes had the pin at the end of the fairway as greens are unplayable. A lot of fairways and greens have a significant amount that have no grass, many bunkers are more mud than sand. Fine for golf on a budget , but would be nice if expectations were set before you start playing. Clubhouse didn’t mention any of the above.

Great place to golf at reasonable prices. All the grass is in good shape. Highly recommended.

Ill admit, im an average/subpar golfer. However this course is not too challenging from red/white tees, and occasionally I will step back to the blues if I'm feeling confident on shorter par 3/4s. There are a good handful of greens that are being re-sodded on the front 9 and look 10000% better. I have yet to play them as they are not open yet. I dont mind the fairway greens for now. They have signs all over saying "stay off the freshly sodded greens". If you complain about the greens, you obviously didn't read any of the signs or ask them about it. Very nice people in the clubhouse. If you a…