Bonneville Golf Course

Great golf course! Probably best of the Salt Lake City courses. This course is still manually watered. This allows the grounds crew to tailor the watering to specific needs. The golf pro, Steve, is a great guy. The little café is not bad and quick too.

Beautiful course

What an amazing golf course. The views and scenery are absolutely jaw dropping. It’s just such a shame that the employees can ruin something that has so much going for it.
We had a huge golf tournament here; one in which decent money was spent. The majority of us played at a pretty upbeat speed, but that didn’t keep the course Marshall from coming at yelling at us three different times. At one point, yes, there was someone at the box waiting for us to get off the fairway. But perhaps they shouldn’t schedule people so close to the time we departed for a 30+ people tournament?
The last two times, after the Marshall left, I checked back to see if people were waiting on us. There wasn’t even anyone in sight!
Good riddance you guys. I understand that if you feel the need, you can definitely say something to move people along, but there definitely is a fine line between being polite to paying customers, and being flat out rude.
My suggestion? Find a different place to golf. There are plenty better places.

Bonneville has been the course I’ve played for the last 10 years and it has ceased to amaze me. The diversity you get on the course is fantastic and generally nice people, the staff is excellent and has always helped out. My highschool team has there home course there and I love to play there. The course is always in good conditions, and good luck on the greens!

Fun golf course for a great price with great hours. During the spring it’s a nice place to get some exercise and talk over business or old times. 18 hole course. $ 18.50 for 9 holes or 35.00 for 18 holes.

After a dozen more trips to Bonneville Golf Course, I’m adding a couple of stars.
They seem to have addressed the pace issues. Or maybe some people just stopped playing here, since it was always so jam packed? Either way, it’s much better than it used to be. And now that I live 4 blocks away, I can’t beat Bonneville for convenience.
There are some challenging holes here, along with some phenomenal views of the S.L. valley.
The prices are definitely a bit higher here than other nearby courses, but it’s worth it due to the city location and the excellent condition of the fairways and greens.
If you decide to play Bonneville, remember one thing: all the putts break toward the valley. You’re welcome!

I have been able to play Bonneville a few times and i always enjoy it. It really is more like a 3.5 rating. Bonneville is a good looking course. I have always experienced a good crowd there and good etiquette. i would recommend playing here if you don’t mind paying a few extra bucks! There is a three or four dollar price increase compared to similar courses. Some of the fairways are pretty narrow but it isn’t really a problem. It is an easy course to walk which is nice.

Beautiful yes, but way too packed. Not to mention, packed with guys that don’t know ettiquette. Or maybe it’s just when they are playing behind 4 women.
Don’t play up our butts please. If you can imagine, we are quite good. When dudes happen to see 4 ladies (you know who you are), I can almost hear the collective sigh.
Particularly hole #4 I believe, when we were almost hit by a ball. Unacceptable in large part due to the fact that they had a man watching us on the green while his counterpart proceeded to almost knock one of us out. It was needlessly close.
(K, that’s my feminist rant for the day)
In any case, we will golf here again because we just do. We like it enough, but there are many other beautiful courses in our area. And guys, don’t get your panties in a twist when you see women in front of you. We might surprise you.

As a child, Bonneville occupied the space between my home and the ward house where I learned my healthy disdain for Jeebus. That means I spent a lot of time cutting through its gullies, collecting its wayward balls, and generally being thankful for all things not church related.
I still have a fondness for Bonerville, just not as a golf course. The easternmost stretch of holes is nothing more than a big lawn with some mindless back and forth. The course is always crowded. And while there are a few distinctive holes, the green condition is marginal.

I had the opportunity to play here for the first time last weekend. It was a nice course.
The fairways are tight, not Nibley tight, but tight and a slight hook or slice could end up hitting the guy in the head the next fairway over… there are a couple of challenging over the gully holes and variation in green speed to keep you on your toes. On the day we played the rough was very sticky. May have been the humidity or maybe it is the course.
We enjoyed ourselves here and had a great round. Another nice city course.

This a very fun course in the foothills of SLC. Some of the holes present decent challenges, and the location could not be more convenient for SLC visitors or residents.