Est. 1967 · William H. Neff (Lake Course)
Why we love this place
We love public, state-park golf that puts big-mountain scenery within everyone's reach, and Wasatch delivers 36 holes of it at 6,000 feet. Cool alpine air, dramatic Wasatch Range backdrops, and honest pricing make this exactly the kind of welcoming, play-it-all-day place we champion.
Via Utah State Parks
About Wasatch Mountain State Golf Course
Wasatch Mountain State Park Golf Course sits in Midway, Utah, in the Heber Valley at roughly 6,000 feet, and is one of the state's most popular public, state-park golf operations. The original 18, now known as the Lake Course, opened in 1967 to a design by architect William H. Neff, ASGCA. Demand later drove a major expansion, and the second 18, the Mountain Course, was completed in the late 1990s, giving the park 36 holes of mountain golf. Framed by the surrounding Wasatch Range, the courses combine accessible state-park pricing with genuine alpine scenery, elevation change, and cool high-valley conditions. The setting within a large state park makes it a four-season destination and a longtime favorite for Utah golfers and visitors alike.
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