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3300 W Club House Dr, Lehi, Utah, 84043, United States

(801) 768-7401 thanksgivingpointgolfcourse.com

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Josh Jensen

May 1, 2018

What golf course? I mean it's been a great place to play, over priced for what you get. $80 and you drive less than 3 miles and have $40 for the same quality. SAVE YOUR $$. Plus this looks like the golf course is going to end up being removed, so the choice will be made for you soon. Play somewhere else.

Patrick Cullinane

Apr 14, 2018

Played last fall and left a review.. for some reason it is gone. I love the layout of this course and the fact that you can count on wind tyo make it even more challenging. But That is it for pro's. They are charging almost double what you would pay at much better maintained courses and greens along the wasatch front. Greens keepers and staff don't seem to care about repeat business. Greens are hammered by traffic. fairways are hgit and miss.. sprinklers running 24/7 on some holes. Water and wet sand in every trap (It hyadnt rained in 3 weeks when I played so they are just pumping water into the traps all night with sprinklers.. The traps that weren't soaked had something closer to pea gravel than sand in them. Play elsewhere, save $40.00 and enjoy much nicer course conditions than here. Sad, because this could be a Utah Signature course. Course layout 4.5 stars. Course management and condition 1.5 stars.

Sasha Goupee

Mar 6, 2018

Went to a catered lunch at the club house and they had no coffee. Very disappointing. Food was good though.

Dallas DiFrancesco

Oct 25, 2017

A great Pro golf course. Many holes are both fun and challenging. Depending on your handicap, a couple are a bit mean...but it's all in fun. Beautiful views. Excellent variety. It's a favorite.

Peter F. Thorne

Jan 25, 2018

This is Elder Thorne. I work at the family history library in Salt Lake. I came because I was interested in seeing what this new facility look like and what it had for our patrons.

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