Promontory Club Nicklaus Painted Valley Golf Course: Dye Canyon Course
Park City, UT•Private
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Promontory Club Nicklaus Painted Valley Golf Course: Dye Canyon Course
8758 N Promontory Ranch Rd
Park City, UT 84098-6226
United States
Overview
Promontory Club Dye Canyon Course is ranked 7th in Utah
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“Front 9 is fairly straight forward mountain golf and the back 9 really gets dramatic and tougher. Great conditioned course. Several short par 4s to keep it interesting for the long hitters. Some greens and fairways were a little too much slope and contours and really eliminated a decent portion of the green or fairway for anything but an exact shot."
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“Front 9 is fairly straight forward mountain golf and the back 9 really gets dramatic and tougher. Great conditioned course. Several short par 4s to keep it interesting for the long hitters. Some greens and fairways were a little too much slope and contours and really eliminated a decent portion of the green or fairway for anything but an exact shot."
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“Promontory Dye is a good course with high grades for shot options, challenge, aesthetics and conditioning. A lot of different tees to increase length and bring some more clubs in play, but not necessarily difficulty off the tee. There are some very short par 4s that add risk/reward with potentially drivable greens, and par 3s seemed to be almost identical on distance, but overall, very fair tee to green. From there, the challenge really begins. Incredibly large, and undulating green complexes, often with massive slopes or humps dissecting greens. It's not a walkable course given extreme elevation changes and some lengthy commutes to the next hole, but a pleasant golf experience."
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“Promontory Dye is a good course with high grades for shot options, challenge, aesthetics and conditioning. A lot of different tees to increase length and bring some more clubs in play, but not necessarily difficulty off the tee. There are some very short par 4s that add risk/reward with potentially drivable greens, and par 3s seemed to be almost identical on distance, but overall, very fair tee to green. From there, the challenge really begins. Incredibly large, and undulating green complexes, often with massive slopes or humps dissecting greens. It's not a walkable course given extreme elevation changes and some lengthy commutes to the next hole, but a pleasant golf experience."
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“Great club with two top notch courses. New Par 3 course set to open in 2023! The Dye course is getable, while the Nicklaus course will get you, it just depends how much. Bring your A game!"
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“Great views, lots of elevation changes. Playing in the mountain terrain provides for some interesting holes."
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“Fancy club, and fun to play if you get the chance. The course is flanked by amazing homes, views are nice as well. The course is very hilly, and it seems like you are always teeing from elevation and playing downhill. Conditions are wet a lot."
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