Golf courses in the Provo area, UT
There are 19 golf courses within 25 miles of Provo: 15 public and 4 private. The best public course is Wasatch Mountain Golf Course. The most forgiving 18 is Hobble Creek Golf Course in Springville.
Best golf courses in Provo
The best golf course in Provo is Wasatch Mountain Golf Course in Midway.
- 1Wasatch Mountain Golf CourseMidway
9.8 - 2Alpine Country ClubHighland
9.7 - 3Hidden Valley Country ClubSandy
9.7
Overall score out of 10.
Best public golf courses in Provo
The best public golf course in Provo is Wasatch Mountain Golf Course in Midway.
- 1Wasatch Mountain Golf CourseMidway
9.8 - 2Hobble Creek Golf CourseSpringville
9.0 - 3The Oaks at Spanish ForkSpanish Fork
9.0
Open to anyone.
Easiest golf courses in Provo
The easiest 18-hole golf course in Provo is Hobble Creek Golf Course in Springville.
- 1Hobble Creek Golf CourseSpringville
9.0 - 2Cedar Hills Golf ClubCedar Hills
7.7 - 3Wasatch Mountain Golf CourseMidway
9.8
Easiest first; the number is the overall rating.
Hardest golf courses in Provo
The hardest golf course in Provo is Soldier Hollow Golf Course in Midway.
- 1Soldier Hollow Golf CourseMidway
8.7 - 2Thanksgiving Point Golf ClubLehi
8.4 - 3Red Ledges Golf ClubHeber City
5.7
Hardest first; the number is the overall rating.
Golf courses with the best views in Provo
The golf course with the best views in Provo is Wasatch Mountain Golf Course in Midway.
- 1Wasatch Mountain Golf CourseMidway
9.8 - 2Alpine Country ClubHighland
9.7 - 3Hidden Valley Country ClubSandy
9.7
Best views first; the number is the overall rating.
Best golf course restaurants in Provo
The best golf course restaurant in Provo is at Hidden Valley Country Club in Sandy.
- 1Hidden Valley Country ClubSandy
9.7 - 2Alpine Country ClubHighland
9.7 - 3Wasatch Mountain Golf CourseMidway
9.8
Best food first; the number is the overall rating.
Common questions
How many golf courses are in Provo?
19 golf courses within 25 miles: 2 in the city and the rest in nearby towns. 15 are public.
What is the oldest golf course in Provo?
Alpine Country Club in Highland, from 1958. The newest is Red Ledges in Heber City (2009).