Schneiter's Bluff is a fantastic place to play! The main course is beautifully laid out, fun, and…read morechallenging, with greens that are always well taken care of. They also have an awesome mini par-3 course that is perfect for beginners. ​Note for fellow golfers: due to being close to a school, this is a dry facility (no alcohol sold or permitted on site). ​Great experience all around--highly recommend checking it out!

Local golf course that's usually in good condition. A good place for new golfers to go. Pace of…read moreplay can be problematic sometimes.

Glen Eagle is an awesome spot for a quick round. It's a short, 9-hole course that is incredibly…read moreflat and easy to walk. The water hazards add the perfect amount of challenge to keep you on your toes. Love the location right next to the Aquatic Center, too. Friendly staff and a great pace of play--highly recommend checking it out!

The Golf pro hit me in the wrist it hurt really bad and then his buddy hit another ball into us…read moreluckily no one was hit that time they didn't apologize and so I had to end round early because of pain :(.

An impeccably maintained course that demands precision from the first tee. The layout is both…read morebeautiful and deceptive; the frequency of blind shots keeps you on your toes, while the water hazards are perfectly placed to test your nerve. I was particularly impressed with the turf quality and the bunkers--the sand is pristine, clean, and has that rare, powder-like consistency. Even the carts are geared for a serious round, fully equipped with club cleaners, divot fillers, and ample rack space. A challenging, elite-tier experience.

I've been to many golf courses in my life, and this was one of the worst ones yet. The staff was…read morerude, the prices were ridiculously high, and they rushed my golfing experience. I would never come here ever again.

This is a really great course but when it comes to how they run the pro shop and canceling tee…read moretimes, no course in the salt lake area does it this bad. There is an automatic 8% cancellation fee that applies to canceling or amending any tee times no matter what the change is. Additionally I prepaid for my cart, which they charge $20-$25 for. When I showed up for my tee time because I wanted to walk, they told me tough luck, wouldn't refund me or let me spend the $20 in the pro shop. They also have a credit card fee in the pro shop for using one. I feel like they nickel and dime as much as they can. Fun course but they need need new management.

One member of foursome could not make it and attempted to inform course that we would have one spot…read moreavailable. 2 hour cancellation window is fair. Not answering the phone or having a message system in place to allow customers to follow that protocol is not. In person staff member was indifferent and management non responsive to email communication that included phone log.

Came here to celebrate my birthday with family and it was a blast!…read more Reservations can only be made online. We wanted 2 booths but had to make 2 separate reservations under different names. Maybe I did it wrong but I think it should have been easier to make the reservations for multiple booths. Other than that, it was a great experience. The server was accommodating to our group, got our drink order, and checked in on us. They offered many types of games on the software. We originally played one of the cartoon games but it was a little confusing so we went back to the original game where the winner is whoever hits it the furthest. They had games out front of the building as well.

New entertainment option in Clearfield and it's really nice!…read more This golf game is similar to competitors in that you are driving balls towards targets and playing an assortment of "games" based on your preferences. There aren't sunken nets like the other place and the mats that ARE here are actually better, IMO. There are two levels and many, many bays. You can do reservations or walk in's and pricing, while not cheap, is less expensive than the other place as well. The food was good, not great. The two Philly's we ordered were good but the Cali Chicken Sandwich was forgettable. Fries were decent but the "house made chips" we ordered were soggy. The neighboring bay had tacos that looked amazing and I asked some folks about their pizza and got rave reviews. There's a couple of inside areas to play pool and some outside games like Cornhole that look like fun. Good for small or large groups. One critique I do have is that the food and beverage come on the same bill as your bay rental and tips are figured on the whole bill, resulting in an additional ~$12-$15 of tips. I love servers but this isn't great. I don't want to have to do extra math.

Hill Bowling Center is amazing!. This is the cleanest, most modern bowling center that I have ever…read morebeen to. Good fun for the family with good food, and outstanding events.

We had fun! Played 2 games for i think around $11 including shoes. Beer was CHEAP! Plus we had the…read morewhole place to our selves. Oh and they are NOT open on Mondays!

My company rented out this facility for a couple hours in February. It appears small on the outside…read moreand looks like an older alley on the inside. However, the bowling lanes all worked like they were supposed to, there was a small arcade, and most suprising of all -- the food was excellent. I mean, it is a bowling alley, so how mucb do I really need to say? Getting shoes was quick, but they only had 1 size 15 shoe, so one other person in our group needed to wear 16's. The leadup to the lanes is a bit tight. Meaning, when each team had 4 players and were standing around talking, it was hard to get around the tables and squeeze past the people talking. If you went with just a couple others, I'm sure it is fine, but I would think that during league play, it would be annoying to routinely have to squeeze past people all the time. The real surprise that I mentioned earlier was the food. I got a burger, fries, and onion rings. The fries and onion rings are frozen, of course, but they were very good. Even the burger was flavorful, which is saying a lot for what I would normally get at a bowling alley. I'd bowl thete just to grab lunch, honestly. And it was made super fast as well. The woman whok took the order seemed disintrested, but there was a lot of us up there consistently for drinks and such, so I couls see how it could wear you down. Overall, this doesn't look like it would be a great place to bowl, but it actually is. If you have a lot of people bowling on lanes, the fit is pretty tight to get to the lane if literally anyone is standing rather than sitting. The lanes all work just fine. They have cosmic bowling (they turned that on during our rental). There is an arcade. And the food is really good if you like what I would consider "bar food" (burgers, fries, onion rings, chicken baskets, fish baskets). It it good enough to go there just to eat, so if you need dinner and also like to bowl, this is a good place to try.

I like bowling as much as the next guy. Until I came back, I had never noticed the quality of…read moreequipment having any affect, positive or negative, on my game. The balls are all cratered and dented so poorly that you see the balls deviate off course. My kids used the bumpers, which meant I used them because the left one refused to go back down. Getting the staff to help took an act of congress. We will not be back. The place needs to be condemned. The staff are not friendly. We will seek an alternative location in earnest.

Met up with a buddy that chose this course. First Utah course for me. I'm always game to play a new…read morecourse, but am a bit worried about how a course will measure up. Namely with the amount dog poop, maintenance, trash, course setup and how easy it is to follow. The course is 18 holes. There are a couple variations of where the hole may be. Each tee has a picture of the possible locations of that hole's basket. As well as the location of the next hole. Prior to starting there is a huge map of the course upon walking in. U-Disc is another option too if you're map challenged as the app will tell you if you're getting hot or cold towards the next tee/basket. Great course for beginners. Lots of open area. A few mandatory sections on the course. No real OB that I saw, other than going over a fence. Not many trash cans on the course. Which would explain why I saw so much dog poop Saturday morning. With that said, other than the poop, the course was relatively clean. A tournament was about to start upon the completion of our round. To which those arriving were turned away due to the course being closed because of the tournament. I'm hoping that this is documented somewhere so if I choose to come play here again I can look it up so I don't drive over just to be turned away. FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUR!

Roots is awesome! I live Downtown and love having a new 18-hole course within 10 minutes of home…read more The course is great, lots of obstacles, the river, huge trees, a couple fences, etc. The holes are nice and long and it's fun to be able to throw it as hard as you can. The course is challenging, but not too challenging. It will be a while before I hit par here, but I'll get it one day! On any given day there are quite a few people playing. It's nice to see so many people out enjoying the game. The community is pretty active here and are great, friendly people. One thing, please DO NOT DRINK OR SMOKE HERE. The land is given by the city on condition that this rule and others are kept. They are watching this course like a hawk and have already given warning after finding beer cans in the garbage. They will close down the course if people don't stop, which would really suck for the growth of the sport around here. Anyways, go enjoy a great course and have fun!