Tough course. Membership value is unmatched in Utah county. Keep it out of the fescue!

Played course, greens and fairways okay. Bought some beers and water, Luke warm, kids selling us beers didn't have a clue on blue mountain on coors beer. Very sad. No cart girl at all in day of play. Marshals did show up on 12 hole after group ahold of us was playing extremely slow. Olay sped up after this. read more

The worst golf course I've had the displeasure of playing at. Flood tees, cart died on us 3 times, had to walk the last 3 holes. Got a rental bag of clubs for a right handed male, came with womens driver, left handed putter, 2 6 irons, 1 9 iron and nothing else. read more

I live on the golf course and they are blowing dirt and weeds into my yard with a mobile high-powered leaf blower. How is this being a good neighbor? Most people would never do such a thing! read more

This is not the place to learn. The martial Micheal will come and disappoint you and belittle you if you are not in your time. Very disappointing first experience and the Martial defended a group of men who were also degrading and hit their balls at me and my friends who were simply doing our best and trying to learn. Poor golf etiquette was performed today. read more

This review is totally based on my last experience at The Ranches. I lived on the course from 2017 to 2022. Played last week and enjoyed the day with old friends but the course was less than great. First of all, it is a 17 hole course right now. Number six is not a golf hole, it is a joke. The tee boxes, especially on the front side were in terrible condition. The may have a hard time recovering them with better weather. And, only about three holes on the course had markers up on the tee boxes. I understand it is early in the year, but that is really my gripe. They charged peak season prices and the course was far from peak season condition. I paid a senior rate of almost $60. I played this course for 80 bucks a month when I lived there and yes, that was with a cart. I'll go back, but I was not happy with my most recent experience. I will say that we were treated well by the staff. read more

We just visited for a quick date night to hit a couple buckets of balls and then practice putting for a little while. I am a beginner and it was still a good time. I am glad I'm good enough to hit the ball in the general area that it's supposed to go, and not hit any houses or people sitting on their backyards drinking a diet Coke. read more

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Great course, little challenging for newer golfers but it has nice greens, and well kept fairways. Check the weather when you come though, if it's windy this course becomes a masters level course haha. read more

Been a member here for many years. Have watched the prices go up as expected. But when they proposed and started to build the new "clubhouse" we were told and made to believe we were going to be able to use the amenities that came with it. Once the "clubhouse" was built the old one stayed, we weren't able to use the amenities as said unless we paid a higher price (of course) and the clubhouse really isn't a club house. It's more of a venue. They still have their old run down mold smelling clubhouse. You don't step foot in the other building when you're golfing. So we were charged more to build a venue where we see no added value for us. The course is still beat up, the tee boxes half the time are pure mud. The employees half the time don't know what's going on. Guess the only upside is they got new carts but half the time there is something wrong with them. Upper management when we brought up issues just deflected the problem. And now they are raising the prices AGAIN! I wouldn't mind if I actually saw my money going to improvements. And I get golf is pricey. But don't ask for more money and don't let us reap some Sort of benefit from it. $2500 for 5-6months of use on a mediocre golf course . Bring back the punch passes or at least offer locals a discount. Until then I'll drive somewhere a little further to spend my time and money. read more

Very average can be good at times and bad other times first off the "rough" is worse then on tour in the summer at least they should cut grass a little more often and I used to be a member so the price not really taking into account cause for how much I went it was ineffective but the price might be a little high for what it is the wind always seems to be a problem in March all the way through October there's somehow always an annoying amount of wind but staff is usually nice had some issues with one of the club pros in the golf simulator but other then that always helpful other then that can't hate too much on my home course could always be better and grass is occasionally bad greens are always good read more

The staff was awesome! They were great at check in and the kids running the carta were super professional! The course was in horrible shape unfortunately. Hard as a rock and the greens was super dry, same with the fairways. Staff was great... course not so much. read more

* Great staff!!! * A bit out of the way * Links-style (difficult) * (be prepared to lose a couple balls into the rough) I ran a golf tournament here and the experience was wonderful. Tele (the pro) and his staff were super helpful and the event was a total success. Furthermore, they have Tita's Grill, which serve delicious Hawaiian food! read more

People keep calling it links style, but the traditional short grass and wide fairways common in a links course are NOT found here... at least since 2014. This is a tough course. My biggest beef is that a good tee shot can easily be lost in the knee high weeds and grass that grow 3 feet off the fairway. If they would cut the freaking grass then this could be a sweet links course. There are some bad areas under repair but for the price it's not a big deal. Bring lots of balls bc they disappear in the grass. You'll be ticked bc you'll hit a good tee shot and still lose a ball. Good amount of elevation change and long course. Please don't try to be a hero and walk. Nobody likes that on public courses like this. Bugs are bad in evening. Bring spray. Wind can be a big factor too. read more

Difficult, links-style course in a bedroom community west of Lehi...beautiful homes line the fairways of another Utah County golf community. Building more and more houses - in a few years, this will be a popular destination for homeowner-golfers. Tight fairways, devilish rough, and several "blind" holes make for a challenging round. Length and accuracy are a premium; the par-72 course measures 7,400 from the black (championship) "horseshoe" tees. I lost six balls on the front side due to meandering creeks and an unforgiving rough...and forget about walking the course. I'd definitely like to return, but I'll ride a cart next time. Hilly terrain and distances between green-to-teebox make for a strenuous walk. Great staff - very accommodating when I showed up on a chilly Saturday afternoon (frozen rain fell later in the day) after an event was hosted that morning. Only charged $20 to play. Again, I'm very impressed with the quality of golf courses in Utah County. read more

I love this course, makes you work for it on just about every hole. I wish they had more sand in the traps, The hard pan is rough on the club heads and tears them up, clubs are expensive. Over all it is a good work out. read more

The Ranches GC is a great links-style course and the management team (the new management company) has done a great job at turning this course around. They have reconfigured the club house and have maintained the grounds really well. Word of advice, get a cart because it's a long course. Update From SBNation Golf describing a links style course. Minus the ocean/seaside element and that there are houses around each hole it's a pretty good description of this course. "In the generalist sense, there are eight elements required to make a true links course. A lack of trees is indeed one of the elements, as links courses typically have few, if any, trees. The courses are usually built along a major body of water, often in between the coastline and agricultural areas inland. The soil of the course is sandy, which allows for maximum drainage and creates a very firm playing surface, including on the greens. Those greens are typically very challenging as links courses feature a lot of undulations and slopes both on the greens and fairways. Just like with trees, a links course will also have few, if any, inland water hazards. A poor shot may land in an ocean, like at Pebble Beach, but you won't find any creeks or man-made lakes on the course. That doesn't mean there aren't obstacles. Many links courses feature deep, pothole bunkers which will challenge even the best wedge players. Gorse bushes or other large shrubs are common and the fairways are lined with thick and tall seaside grass. Hit your ball there and good luck finding it, let alone playing it. Possibly the most notable characteristic of a links course is the layout itself. Without trees or other large obstacles, links courses are natural and open. The layout and the oceanside location tend to lead to a lot of wind, rain and whatever else Mother Nature can dish out. A links course can play a dozen different ways depending on which direction and how hard the wind happens to be blowing at that time." read more

The Ranches Golf Club - Golf Near Me - Eagle Mountain, Utah

I Reserved 6 spots in two tee times for a Saturday. On Thursday I cancelled one of the tee times and 2 of the spots, but I was still charged for all 6 spots. I asked when I arrived on Saturday if the 2 could be credited on my card, but they would only say I had to dispute it with my card company. Later my wife called and asked for an explanation and why they couldn't credit our card back for the 2 spots, but only got very rude answers back and then was hung up on. read more

Great course, staff was nice and food was good. Conditions were fantastic and greens were amazing. read more

The Ranches Golf Club - Golf Near Me - Eagle Mountain, Utah

It was a fun course to play. Pretty straight forward course, it has a little up and down terrain. I would definitely play again.

First and last time there! The course is a dirty pit and it is nearly impossible to find your way from hole to hole. The first tip that this was substandard was the scorecards. They were just copies, not printed. As for the clientele, the foursome in front of us hit as many as 3 balls apiece, not only the drive, but subsequent shots and putts as well. In addition, the would remove the pin in each green while we are in a pandemic. With so many golfing option is Utah County, not sure how this place survives read more

A really fun and pretty course. The scenery is really pretty and it's not to difficult of a course. Challenging, but fun.

This course is great. Great long course to play with rolling hills. Greens play well and everything is well kept. The staff are friendly and make sure you're taken care of. Christine is the best of them by far, extremely nice lady. She made my bad day so much better. Definitely a course worth playing. read more

Nice course. Pretty hard for the average golfer. You are either in the fairway or in the weeds where it's impossible to find your ball. I typically shoot 85-90, I shot 101 (first time I've done that since I was 15). I'm giving the course 3 stars because it's in really bad shape.. GUR all over, crab grass allover the fairway, bunkers in bad shape.. Greens were in fairly good shape! The driving range was terrible maybe the worst I've ever seen. Staff was nice. It's also pretty far out of the way. I'd say only play The Ranches if you've got some special deal or coupon. read more

The couple of times I've played the Ranches I've enjoyed myself. It's a pretty good course. However, it is in the same area as Talon's Cove, in Saratoga Springs, and in my opinion, Talon's Cove is a much better course. If you've never played the Ranches, I think it's worth playing, but I'd play Talon's Cove first. read more

Played The Ranches last Friday and the course is in horrible condition. Your ball may be in the fairway but it will likely be on hardpan or in crabgrass. I'm not sure if this is still a Vanguard course but if it is it makes me wonder about their other courses. I've played The Ranches a number of times and keep thinking I will give them another chance on the offchance that they've actually hired a greens keeper but, last Friday was my last attempt. No more chances! read more

The staff is really nice. The course is well maintained and beautiful during the summer. This course will challenge your golf game though, with narrow fairways and hilly ground. read more