Midway is small-town Heber Valley golf with an outsized résumé, thanks largely to Soldier Hollow—built for the 2002 Olympic cross-country venue and now one of Utah’s most distinctive public golf experiences—and the mountain layouts at Wasatch Mountain State Park. Elevation, wildflower meadows, and Wasatch scenery replace suburban housing lines; summers are brilliant and relatively short, and shoulder seasons can bring frost delays that feel earned rather than annoying.
This is destination golf for Salt Lake and Park City visitors as much as it is local recreation. The Swiss-themed town center and nearby hot springs give Midway a resort-village personality that fits mountain golf weekends, member-guest trips, and family tee times with a camera in the cart. Compared with valley-floor Salt Lake courses, Midway plays more open, more scenic, and more clearly alpine—golf that exists because the mountains made the setting unforgettable.