Park City Golf Club

Park City Golf Club is the Park City muni, locals affectionately call it 'the muni' because of its affordable green fees and low-key vibe, and because Park City's other options (Park Meadows and the private Promontory / Red Ledges tracks) are significantly more expensive. The course was first built in 1963 as a nine-hole layout designed by William Neff, and it was expanded to 18 holes in 1976 to create the 6,622-yard par-72 layout players see today. The 71.4 rating and 133 slope make it a more demanding test than the relaxed muni reputation suggests, water comes into play on nine holes (six of them on the front nine alone), and the classic tree-lined routing forces position golf rather than aerial bombing. The biggest draw is the setting: 360-degree views of the Park City Mountain Resort ski runs and surrounding Wasatch peaks from nearly every tee box, giving the muni a scenic advantage that private tracks in flatter Utah can't match. For the Park City trip visitor on a golf-and-ski combo, the muni is the casual round between bigger-ticket days at the resort courses.