Golf courses in Midway, UT.

Midway, UT

Olympic venue turned public golf: Gene Bates's 7,598-yard Heber Valley layout with Timpanogos views.

Midway, UT

The Silver Course at Soldier Hollow Golf Course is part of a 36-hole public complex within Wasatch Mountain State Park in Midway, designed by Gene Bates and opened in July 2004. Built on roughly 460 acres near the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics cross-country skiing venue, the Silver Course plays to a par of 72 and can stretch beyond 7,300 yards from the back tees. It is operated by Utah State Parks alongside the companion Gold Course.

Midway, UT

The Mountain Course at Wasatch Mountain State Park Golf in Midway is one of two courses at the state park in the Heber Valley. The layout plays over mountain terrain with big views, one of the most scenic public courses in Utah.

Midway, UT

Wasatch Mountain Golf Course is a 36-hole public facility within Wasatch Mountain State Park in Midway, comprising the Lake Course, which opened in 1967, and the later Mountain Course. Operated by Utah State Parks, the Mountain Course is a classic mountain layout on which carts are mandatory, while the older Lake Course winds through terrain frequented by deer and wild turkeys. The complex marked its 50th anniversary in 2017 and remains among Utah's most popular state-run golf destinations.

Midway, UT

The Lake Course at Wasatch Mountain State Park sits in Midway, Utah, at about 6,000 feet elevation in the Heber Valley. Opened in 1967, it is one of two courses at the park, the other being the Mountain Course finished in 1998. The Lake Course rests on gentler terrain than its mountain-side counterpart, with several shorter par-5 holes and eight lakes and ponds bordering the fairways. Mature trees line the layout rather than houses, giving it a wooded, park-like setting popular with golfers of varying handicaps. It is a public course operated by Utah State Parks, with tee times bookable online or by phone, and is separate from the park's other golf complex, Soldier Hollow.