Est. 2009 · Jack Nicklaus (Nicklaus Design)
Why we love this place
Red Ledges captures why we love mountain golf: red-rock cliffs, juniper groves and Nicklaus shot-making with the Wasatch as a backdrop. It's ambitious yet welcoming, a place built for families and four seasons, not just scorecards. We love that a milestone 200th Nicklaus course still feels this personal and this fun.
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About Red Ledges
Red Ledges is a private, four-season community in Heber Valley, about fifteen minutes from Park City, built around an eighteen-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature course that opened on July 4, 2009. The layout carried special significance for its architect, becoming the 200th United States course from Nicklaus Design. Nicklaus visited the site twice during the summer before opening to give final shaping direction, and the finished course plays across dramatic Wasatch terrain, with holes perched on red-rock cliffs and tucked into juniper groves that help give the property its name. Golf Magazine named Red Ledges the No. 1 Best New Private Golf Course of 2009. The club has since expanded its golf offerings, including a Nicklaus Signature twelve-hole golf park, reinforcing a family-oriented, recreation-first identity that surrounds the championship course.
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