Please Carpool or use alternative transportation. Parking is limited.
Reservations
The Park City Golf Club takes reservations seven (7) days in advance over the phone or nine (9) days in advance online. A valid credit card will be required to make tee time reservations.
Tee Times
There is a maximum of two tee times per reservation. Any reservation made before 3 p.m. is an 18-hole reservation, 9-hole tee times can be reserved at anytime after 3 p.m., 9-hole times are also available before 8 a.m. (morning 9-hole times must be made by calling the golf shop). Last 18-hole tee time is around 2:30 p.m. due to less sunlight during the Spring and Fall.
Our Reservation Software is through MemberSports. You will need to create a Customer Profile when you log in to make a reservation.
If you click on the link below to make your reservation you will be able to reserve your tee time nine days in advance at 7 p.m. Please double check the date before confirming the reservation.
You must be at least seven years of age to play, and at least 16 years of age to be a non-playing spectator. All players must have their own clubs. We offer high-end rentals clubs.
*Please no outside coolers allowed on the coursePark City Municipal contracts with White Pine Touring to provide Nordic Skiing on the City-owned Golf Course. Find more information on their services here.
The Concession Agreement (linked here) details all the guiding rules and regulations for White Pine Touring Nordic skiing programming on both the Golf Course and the McPolin Barn area. This includes hours of operation, plowing and grooming, and other terms that determine operations during the winter. For all other questions, contact course manager Vaughn Robinson, vrobinson@parkcity.gov.
Draft Golf Course Master Plan
Park City Municipal is completing its Draft Golf Course Master Plan. Developed with golf course architects Beddo & Boyden, the draft plan evaluates the long-term future of Park City Golf Club as the course's aging irrigation system nears the end of its useful life. The document outlines potential improvements to course playability, infrastructure, and the overall golfer experience while serving as a long-range planning tool — not a final design or construction plan. City Council will review the draft plan and provide direction on next steps during its September 17, 2026 meeting. Questions? Email dawn.wagner@parkcity.gov.
