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Gladstan Golf Course

Gladstan Golf Course

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1 Gladstan Dr, Payson, Utah, 84651, United States
(801) 465-2549 gladstan.com
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Apr 4, 2018
Best course in the state! Absolutely gorgeous, and well maintained!

Apr 28, 2018
Hidden gem tuff but fun course

Oct 20, 2017
I had a horrible experience from start to finish with the staff at Gladstan. I had called the day before, but we weren’t sure when we were going to be able to get off work and get down there. They told me that they were wide open and they shouldn’t have any problems getting us out. Then when we got there the head pro told us that they were completely booked and was very condescending in his language as he told us we should have made a tee time. He did agree to send us out the back 9, though, so we moved on with no problems. We re-rounded on the front 9, and it was very slow. We finally ran into a complete log jam on the par 3 6th. It was getting dark, so we decided to improvise. We skipped ahead and played number 9 while we waited for 6 to clear. Then we played 6 and 7 with no issues, but ran back into the jam on 8. We decided to just play 7 again as our 18th hole, otherwise we would not finish before dark. After we teed off the head pro came driving up and accused us of stealing and told us to leave the course. When we tried to explain the situation he interrupted me and said that he didn’t care and we needed to leave. We made several other attempts to reason with him, but it ended with tempers flaring and choice words being exchanged on both sides. I have never had a member of the golf course staff, let alone the head pro, be so rude. We will not be returning to this course.

Oct 23, 2017
Great course not for beginners though. you hit off a lot of hills its quite difficult. If you do play you have to have a cart for the back nine but not for the front. It's just a lot of hiking.

Apr 18, 2018
Always great staff and always a great time on the course

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