Since a private owner has taken over the course has vastly improved. Nice fast greens and very good…read morecourse maintenance. Also, the cafe is very good and fast service.

It's been two years since I last played here and it's great to be back. This course has a few holes…read morethat require local knowledge like the Par 4 second hole and the dog left 4th hole. The greens are fast, likely due to the 94 degrees. There was a challenge with the 34 minutes it took to play the first hole due to the group in front of us were playing slowly. The Marshall was out to speak with them by the third hole. If you're a walker the course is relatively flat but I took 22,000 steps. The Beverage cart game is solid. Soft drinks and water with the other side for beer. The driver was very nice. The guys bathroom is clean and located near the cafe. The driving range is mats only on there are two practice putting greens. The staff is very nice and helpful. There is an indoor area for winter golf.

Beautiful golf course. From the limited perspective of a rider (non golfer), it is an enjoyable…read morecourse. The course was busy and backed up at times but we went on Sunday of Memorial Day so we expected just that. I can't comment on the course difficulty myself, and my boyfriend is 3 weeks into golf so I'm not sure we should trust him either.

Poorly ran golf course with poor management. Employees and people who run course need better…read moreattitudes.

Murray Parkway is a fun, 18-hole community golf course that is a favorite in the Salt Lake Valley…read more The course offers blue, white, silver, and yellow tees, so golfers of all skill levels can feel comfortable teeing it up at Parkway. The course is nothing spectacular -- a lot of holes are straight, and there aren't a lot of hazards. Especially for beginning and intermediate golfers, Murray Parkway is great because there is a "bail out" area on nearly every hole, where you can hit a bad shot and still end up in the rough (or maybe even the neighboring fairway). The groundskeepers do a pretty good job too, the course is in solid shape. Because of its central location in the valley, and because it's a pretty beginner-friendly course, you'll definitely want to get a tee time here (rather than trying to walk on). I grew up playing this course and played in many high school tournaments at Murray Parkway-it's a classic!

I love this place... wide open and flat for you bag carriers or strollers.greens are in good shape,…read morefairways too. Another thing I like is you don't pay until you check out in. The staff is nice and the cafe grille is good too.

I've had a pretty positive experience each time I've gone to Top Golf. Have not had food here that…read morewasn't good quality. It's not going to be the most amazing food, but it's great to catch a bite to eat every once in a while while you're playing with friends. My recommendation is to play 2 hours. After that, you get chatting and might get bored. Kind of like bowling in that mind space. Note that if you go early lornkngs, it's cheaper. However, if you want to drink alcohol or something from the bar (aside from regular coffee, soda etc.), you'll have to wait until 11:30am.

Fun place, good food, pretty pricey though. I mean it's not much more to go to Lagoon. Look for the…read morediscount gift cards at costco to save 20%. I'm not much of a golfer, too boring and too pricey for my tastes. However, this is a fun activity with friends, date night, and so on. I think it's most worth while with food and drinks.

I've lived here 5 yeas and have never played this course... I work for the SLC and get to play…read morefree golf. No idea why I've not but had a great time playing the front 9 here toady. The fairways and greens are in great shape, the staff in the pro shop and restaurant are super helpful and friendly the patrons were also very nice. I didn't eat but will do a review on the food soon.

Barely hit it out of the fairway and you won't be able to find your ball because they don't know…read morehow to mow the grass. Never going there again!

Really liked this course. Came here on a Friday afternoon for a 9 hole. It's definitely on the…read moreeasier side. Par 5, 560ish yards was the longest hole. They do have a decent snack area too. Whereas several other golf courses allow you to take your cart on the course, this one discourages it and constantly reminds people to stay on the path. I guess it does help maintain the course but can be a little frustrating if you're used to driving to your ball. Will def be back for some more fun!

The course has a wide variety of views, tees are set up for every level of player…read more Weather was ideal in May

As a newer woman golfer, I was a little nervous stepping into a golf facility for the first…read moretime--but X-Golf Riverton completely blew me away. From day one, the exceptional staff made me feel welcomed, supported, and confident. The atmosphere is relaxed yet professional, and the team goes above and beyond to ensure every guest feels comfortable--regardless of experience level. It's rare to find a place where beginners are treated with the same level of respect and attention as experienced golfers. What truly sets X-Golf Riverton apart, though, are the lessons with Adam Witt. Adam is an incredible instructor--patient, encouraging, and extremely knowledgeable. His teaching style is approachable and effective, and he's played a huge role in helping me improve my swing and actually enjoy the learning process. Even after moving out of state, I still make it a point to come back for lessons with him whenever I'm in town. He's that good. The facility itself is immaculate and cutting edge. The simulators are top-of-the-line and make practicing both fun and incredibly realistic. Everything is thoughtfully maintained, and it's clear the staff takes pride in creating a top-tier experience. X-Golf Riverton has earned a permanent spot in my golf journey. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to take your game to the next level, I can't recommend it enough. They also have tasty food and family friendly, so bring the kids too!

We went on a Friday night and it was only us and another group. There was only one worker and she…read morewas very kind but admitted she was new and didn't know all the answers to our questions. We ordered some dessert and it took 30 minutes for it to come and it was just "meh". I feel like there's definitely potential for this place to be awesome, but it needs to work out the kinks! That being said, my husband and I had a great time.

I love this course!…read more When I move to Utah from Vegas I looked up courses on Golf Now app and there were none. I thought Utah did t have courses... but then I came here to hit balls in March 2022 and they weren't open yet but getting close. The clubhouse staff were very nice and easy going. I've played 4 rounds of 18 and 2 rounds of 9 since July and I love this course. 1 is an easy par 4. Heading next into a dog left 4, the par 3. The greens are in good condition with challenging undulations the altitude changes. The back nine is a passage descending into the belly of the beast. Just maintain tempo, deep breath and swing easy. It will get there. If you try too hard you will lose sleeves to the JRT or the deep poo that borders all the fairways... Rates are good... cart is $18 per rider Clubhouse staff is good and super helpful whether in person or on the phone. The food at the clubhouse is exceptional. They take pride In their menu down the the bread used on the Philly. If you go, look up every now and again to admire the beauty.

The golf course is OK. Nothing spectacular. There are lots of really good course in Utah, but this…read moreisn't one of the better ones. I found it strange that they would not allow a senior discount on Veterans Day. OK, how about a military discount? Nope. Nice way for Salt Lake County to dishonor our veterans.

My youngest son really wanted to play mini golf while in Salt Lake City, and it was such a…read morebeautiful day it would be an injustice to play at an indoors location. We found Mulligans on Yelp and all agreed this place looked like our best option. After paying $8/ea, the employees working indoors directed us to the ball bag and putters and then we were off. There's two courses, a lighthouse and a haunted house course. They didn't look much different but we chose the haunted house. The scariest part of the haunted house course was trying to retrieve my wife's golf ball when it didn't come out of the pipe...who knows what critters were in there. The course was in good shape...smooth turf, no obvious damage to the unique features, etc. The plants, trees, flowers and other ambiance surrounding the course was also well manicured. The holes were interesting enough with a good mix of skill and luck. Mulligans also offers two short golf courses on the property (both 9 holes), a driving range and batting cages. The driving range looked like it had a lot of spaces and even a double-decker section to shade you from the sun (couldn't tell if it was open or not). My review is simply for the mini golf experience as we didn't try anything else, but it's always nice to see golf places for all levels of players...my kids would have loved to play a 9-hole course if we brought our clubs.

Fun for a mini golf activity! There is a decent amount of shade. There are 18 courses too and so it…read moretakes a decent amount of time to go through.

This is a beautiful course set in the hillside of Little Cottonwood. I played here two years ago…read moreand not sure why I've not been back in that time. The views are breathtaking. With the Wastach range so close it's like we're playing in the Alps! The fairways are wide Amd in great shape. Don't think you will walk this course. The climb from 8 to 9 alone should discourage that thought. The clubhouse and cart staffs are great people and helpful. I don't want this place to get busy but if you choose Old Mill you're going to love it.

After a Yelp search of many Utah public courses, I chose Old Mill and I'm really glad I did. Only…read more$67 for 18 holes and a cart was a great deal and I'd pay it any day to play this course. Like many mountain courses, I was afraid it was going to be a bit gimmicky but I was pleasantly surprised it wasn't at all. There were several elevated tees, rolling (even slanted) fairways, it never felt like it was too much at any time. The course was in great shape, especially considering it's been 100 degrees and more throughout my Salt Lake City visit. Outside of a few holes, the course is pretty narrow and will require some straight shooting. The greens were a trip because at times they were quick and then they would slow down considerably. Many of them had several tiers which proved to be tough at times. Overall, I had a great experience and had it with a great rate for some good golf. No cart girl but I'm guessing the 104 temp caused that. On an amazing customer service note, when I finished the drink area was closed and when I asked one of the instructors if there was somewhere else I could buy something, he gave me one of his own Gatorades. Super nice! Hydrate and have a blast.