Mountain Meadows Golf Course

Friendly for plants, animals, and golfers

Summer sunshine is one of the things the team at Mountain Meadows is looking forward to this golf season, and Joanne Page of the pro shop said that hopes are high for great weather helping to turn out vibrant greens and fairways on the course.

“We have a new greenskeeper,” she said, “so hopefully all of our greens will turn out well this year.”

But the plant life isn’t the only thing that’s going to be booming at Mountain Meadows this year. Once again the course is going to play host to a variety of animals such as deer and elk, which can be often be found happily wandering about the 9-hole layout. Mountain Meadows was originally constructed on a natural elk-grazing meadow in the 1970s, so keeping a positive relationship with the wildlife is a very important legacy for the course.

While taking the day to enjoy elk-watching and warm sunshine, families can be certain that Mountain Meadows is a place where players of all levels can come to enjoy the game.

“It’s a course that anybody can play—it’s definitely user friendly,” Page said. “Anybody can go out and enjoy themselves, and everyone is really friendly and easy to get along with.”