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Crane Field Golf Course and Driving Range

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3648 Cranefield Road, Clinton, Utah, 84015, United States

(801) 779-3800 www.cranefieldgolf.com

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Brandon Grimes

Jan 20, 2018

Pros: Pretty nice and an unheard of golf course that doesn't generate a lot of buzz. Lucky for the people that like to go here for practice. Cons: The never ending amount of bird poop from the cranes in the local area. The Basics: I went here with my dad on a Friday around the Thanksgiving holiday. It was really nice, and not crowded. The guy in working in the clubhouse was very nice and even gave me and my dad a free bucket of balls to hit before our round of 18. All and all I think this is a diamond in the rough. Aside of Schneiters Bluff, Riverside, and the other golf courses nearby this one is a great one! Bottom line!.... Its a great course.

Susan Carper

Apr 19, 2018

Nice staff, nice clientele, getting better all the time. Wiley is the greatest!!!

Lory Richmond

Sep 3, 2017

FIRST TIME GOLFERS TO CRANE FIELD, TREATED BADLY. WON'T BE RETURNING!!!! I DO NOT RECOMMEND CRANE FIELD GOLF COURSE! GRUMPY, FRUMPY FRONT DESK MANAGER! BAD EXPERIENCE! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE! Our first experience with Crane Field began as we pulled into the parking lot. We were excited to be playing a new course. As we unloaded our bags the excitement of our first adventure at Crane Field was overflowing. We entered through the wrong door with our bags (oops), the clerk at the front desk showed her annoyance, and immediately told us "to put your bags outside!" She was grumpy and rude. We told her this was our first time playing Crane Field and proceeded to shop for gloves, hats, tees and balls. After making our selections and spending $70 in the pro shop and another $100 for the round. She sent us out on the BACK 9! The back sucks! The greens are soggy, the fairways are beat up, we had to drop several times due to construction. The parking lot was empty, this was @ 4 pm on a Saturday afternoon,the course was virtually dead, and the clerk (which was actually the manager), sent us out on the back! The worst part of the course, we found out after that the front is in much better condition. Why she wouldn't want to give us a better experience and show off the best part of the course is a mystery to I can understand not wanting to work on a Saturday afternoon, but to treat any customer so rudely, especially customers that had never been there, I don't get it! We will not be going back. I do not recommend playing this course, aside from the horrible, unfriendly, grumpy manager at the desk, the back 9 is a mess. Unfortunately I cannot rate the front 9, thanks grumpy, frumpy woman!!

Taylor Hendricks

Feb 15, 2018

It's still a work in progress, the layout is good as others say but parts of the course still need some tlc. The worst part is the mosquitos.. they are big and there are thousands of them. I came away with 15 bites after 9 holes.

Bryce Johnson

Oct 19, 2017

Worst place I have ever golfed in Utah. Worst greens ever not taken care of. Had big dead dirt spots on the Greens made putting useless. Also they practice their hole cuts on every playing Green so if your in the unfortunate spot of having to putt through their practice cuts good luck. Worst experience this year. Not even worth $9 bucks on the Davis pass. Maybe would have to think of going back if it was $5 total with Cart. But it would only be by myself I would never bet money against friends on here

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