This course is in our GSPro library — pull it up in any bay and play it wall to wall.

"Good high-value public pairing with the Park City-area private clubs already added in this batch."

Utah's beloved state-park 36: the Lake and Mountain courses sit at about 6,000 feet in the Heber Valley outside Midway, run by Utah State Parks since the Mountain course opened in 1972 (William H. and William Howard Neff designed the golf here). The Lake nines roll gently through valley floor; the Mountain course climbs the contours with genuine up-, down- and sidehill golf, aspens that go gold in fall, and regular cameos from deer, elk, moose and wild turkeys. It's routinely ranked among Utah's most popular, scenic and affordable public golf.

Park City/Heber visitors, value hunters, and anyone who rates scenery as half the green fee. Fall aspen season is the bucket-list window.

The Mountain course's elevated tees are the signature — several drops where the Heber Valley spreads out beneath you and the ball hangs forever in the thin air. The Lake side answers with water-guarded valley holes framed by the Wasatch peaks.

The Lake course is the beginner play: flatter, walkable, forgiving. The Mountain course's slopes and uneven lies punch above its rating for a new player. Thin air adds a club of distance — fun for everyone.

Confirmed in GSPro — a TekBud build ('Wasatch Mountain', Jan 2026) on the master list. Elevation-change golf is exactly what a sim renders well without your legs paying for it. Good scenic-round pick for Clubhouse members who want mountain golf between Florida flat tracks.

Fully public state-park golf with modest fees — among Utah's best value. Book via the state park or standard tee-time apps; summer mornings and fall weekends go fast.