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Golf Communities in Park City: What Buyers Should Know

Park City has nine golf communities. They break into four distinct tiers based on the scope of their amenities, membership structure, and overall ownership experience.

High-Amenity Gated Communities

Promontory, Tuhaye, Victory Ranch, and Red Ledges are the four communities that deliver a full resort-style ownership experience behind a private gate. Each one offers a championship golf course designed by a name-brand architect, private ski access through lodges or shuttle programs, and a deep amenity package that extends well beyond the course: spas, fitness centers, pools, dining, equestrian facilities, kids' programming, and year-round social calendars. These are the communities where ownership replaces the need for a resort membership elsewhere. Promontory is the largest at 7,200 acres with 54 holes of golf across three courses. Victory Ranch spans 6,250 acres along the Upper Provo River with 3,500 acres of protected backcountry. Tuhaye connects to Deer Valley through the Talisker Club. Red Ledges offers the lowest annual dues ($12,500) and a Jack Nicklaus Signature course in Heber City. All four provide ski access and four-season programming.

Exclusive Golf-Focused Community

Glenwild stands apart as a pure golf community. With approximately 200 homesites on 950 gated acres and the number one-ranked course in Utah per Golf Digest's 2025-26 rankings (Tom Fazio), Glenwild prioritizes privacy, course quality, and low density over the broader amenity package. There is no ski access, no rental program, and no equestrian center. What there is: the best private course in the state, a 37,000-square-foot clubhouse, and the only gated golf community in the Park City School District. Buyers who choose Glenwild typically prioritize the course and exclusivity above all else.

Emerging: Marcella Club

Marcella Club is the newest entry and arguably the most anticipated private club project in the Mountain West. It is anchored by Tiger Woods' first mountain golf course (TGR Design), with a second 18-hole course by King Collins Dormer breaking ground in 2025. Marcella is also the only private ski community in the area with an integrated golf membership, connecting ski-in/ski-out homesites at the Deer Valley Expansion to the golf campus at Jordanelle Ridge. With only 500 memberships available, more than 65% have already been sold.

Public Course Neighborhoods

Canyons Village, Park Meadows, Thaynes Canyon, and Jeremy Ranch are residential neighborhoods built around public or semi-public golf courses. They do not require gated community membership, and their price points are generally lower. Canyons Village is the only community offering both golf and ski-in/ski-out access from the same neighborhood. Park Meadows is the only private golf club within Park City limits. Thaynes Canyon borders the Park City Golf Club, the city's 18-hole municipal course open to the public. Jeremy Ranch offers the most accessible commute to Salt Lake City. These neighborhoods appeal to buyers who want proximity to a course without the full private-club structure.

Membership structures, deposit requirements, annual dues, price ranges, rental policies, school districts, and ski access vary significantly across all nine communities. Each is profiled in detail below, followed by comparison tables and sections covering golf season, accessibility, ski access, rankings, rental policies, investment positioning, and more.

Park City Golf Community Comparison

The table below provides a side-by-side comparison of all private golf communities in the Park City area. These figures are approximate and subject to change. Verify all details during your due diligence process.

Course Scorecard Data

For serious golfers evaluating where to invest a $200,000+ membership deposit, the course itself matters. The table below provides championship-level course data for every private course in the Park City area, sourced from Golf Digest, GolfPass, and club records. All yardages are from the back (championship) tees. Elevation affects effective playing distance: at 6,500 to 7,000 feet, a ball travels roughly 10% farther than at sea level, so an 8,000-yard scorecard plays closer to 7,200 yards.

A few data points worth noting for golfers comparing these courses:

Promontory's Painted Valley course at 8,098 yards is one of the longest courses in the United States. Even at altitude, it plays as a serious test. The slope rating of 151 and the course rating of 78.2 from the tips reflect that difficulty. For comparison, most PGA Tour setups play between 7,200 and 7,600 yards at sea level.

Tuhaye is the second-longest course in the area at 7,800 yards and features four par-4s that exceed 500 yards from the back tees. The course has earned accolades from both Golf Digest (#7 in state) and Golfweek (#1 in state), using different evaluation criteria. Golfweek's panel tends to weigh conditioning and course strategy more heavily, which works in Tuhaye's favor.

Glenwild, despite being the shortest championship course in the group at 7,470 yards (par 71), is widely regarded as the best conditioned and most playable. It is the only Park City course ranked in Golf Digest's national Top 200. Caddies are available and add local knowledge that serious golfers value, particularly given the multi-tiered greens and significant elevation changes between holes.

Victory Ranch's slope of 133 is the lowest in the group, which may surprise, given its reputation. The 400-foot elevation change across the course creates dramatic shot-making opportunities, but the fairways are generous. The back nine, particularly holes 13 through 18, plays along exposed ridgelines with consistent wind. Walking the full 18 is not practical due to the terrain on the inward half.

Marcella Club's Skyline course (TGR Design) is expected to play over 8,000 yards at approximately 7,000 feet elevation when it opens in 2026. The second course, Ambush (King Collins Dormer), broke ground in 2025. Verified scorecard data will be added once the courses are completed and rated.

Glenwild Golf Homes for Sale

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Glenwild is a private gated community spanning 950 acres with approximately 200 building parcels and the number one-ranked golf course in Utah per Golf Digest's 2025-26 Best in State rankings. The Tom Fazio-designed 18-hole championship course plays 7,470 yards at roughly 6,600 feet elevation. Glenwild's smaller scale creates a more intimate ownership experience than larger communities. Over 95% of homesites are now built out, which limits future supply and supports long-term property values.

Lot sizes range from just over half an acre to 6.7 acres. Homes typically range from 2,100 to over 14,000 square feet, with most current listings falling between 4,500 and 8,500 square feet. Home prices generally range from $3M to $15M+. All parcels are now privately owned with no remaining developer lots, so new construction is entirely owner-driven.

Glenwild does not permit short-term rentals. The golf membership deposit is $200,000 (25% refundable), with annual dues of $26,000. A social membership is available at $50,000. HOA dues are $7,400 annually, and a 1% transfer fee applies at closing. The 37,000-square-foot clubhouse includes a spa, fitness center, heated pool, fine dining, and year-round social programming.

Glenwild is the only private gated golf community in the Park City School District. It is located just above Kimball Junction, approximately 30 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, making it the most airport-accessible private golf community in the area. Courses typically open in mid-May.

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Promontory is the largest private golf and ski community in the Park City area, spanning 7,200 acres with 60% preserved as open space. The community is platted for approximately 1,900 homesites across 43 distinct neighborhoods. Over 1,200 lots have sold and roughly 900 homes have been built, putting the community at approximately 80% buildout as of 2024.

Promontory features three golf courses: the Jack Nicklaus Painted Valley Course, the Pete Dye Canyon Course, and The Hills short course, totaling 54 holes. Additional amenities include private ski lodges at both Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort with complimentary shuttle service, the Lavender Spa at the Nicklaus Clubhouse (opened 2025 with 10 treatment rooms, hydrotherapy, cold plunges, infrared saunas), an equestrian center, Beach Club, over 140,000 square feet of finished clubhouse space, and a full calendar of member programming.

Home prices range from approximately $1.5M for townhome-style properties to $15M+ for large custom estates. The median list price is approximately $5.25M. Vacant lots range from roughly $500K to $5M+, depending on size and location. For the full inventory of available land, see Promontory lots for sale. The community's eastern hills offer ten exclusive homesites spanning 30 to 45 acres, each with a golf membership and a five-acre building envelope.

Promontory allows short-term rentals for club members in select neighborhoods. The golf membership deposit is $300,000 (70% refundable), with annual dues of $18,000. A social membership is available at $100,000, and an equestrian membership at $35,000. Additional fees include a $2,000 food and beverage minimum and a $30 cart fee. The club has approximately 1,000 members, with roughly 75% holding full memberships. Golf memberships are currently sold out with a waitlist.

Promontory is located approximately 8 miles from downtown Park City, 39 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport, and 25 miles from the private airport in Heber City. The community is zoned for the South Summit School District. Courses typically open in early to mid-May. For serious buyers, we maintain dedicated searches for Promontory homes with full golf memberships and Promontory lots with golf memberships.

Tuhaye Homes and Land for Sale

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Tuhaye surrounds an 18-hole Mark O'Meara-designed championship golf course and a short course, offering luxury townhomes and custom homes with expansive views of the Jordanelle Reservoir, Deer Valley, and the Wasatch Range. Forbes Magazine rated it one of America's top private communities.

Home prices range from approximately $1.5M for townhomes to $10M+ for large custom estates. Lot sizes range from one to five acres. Tuhaye is expanding its offerings on the southern edge of the development with larger parcels for buyers who want more acreage. For available land, see Tuhaye lots and land for sale.

Through Talisker Club membership, Tuhaye owners gain ski access at Deer Valley through a private ski-in/ski-out club, along with amenities at Arrowleaf, Empire Pass, and a private Main Street lounge. New for 2026: an Adventure Camp near the Dancing Sun neighborhood with a climbing wall, fishing pond, and trails. A new ski lounge off the Bandana ski run at Deer Valley is also planned for winter 2026.

Tuhaye allows short-term rentals for members, which has been particularly useful for owners building custom homes within the community. The golf membership deposit is $200,000 (80% refundable), with annual dues of $20,500 and a $25 cart fee.

The community's proximity to Jordanelle Reservoir adds boating and water access to the ownership profile. Tuhaye is zoned for the Wasatch School District and is approximately 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. Courses typically open in mid-May.

Victory Ranch Properties for Sale

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Victory Ranch is a luxury gated community spanning over 6,250 acres along a four-mile stretch of the Upper Provo River, with over 3,500 acres of protected backcountry conservancy. The Rees Jones-designed 18-hole golf course is complemented by extensive outdoor programming: world-class fly fishing, sporting clays, ATV trails, mountain biking, equestrian facilities, and shuttle service to Park City's ski resorts. Victory Ranch has a distinct mountain-western character that sets it apart from more resort-oriented communities.

The community has approximately 350 homesites. Home prices range from approximately $2M to $12M+. Lots range from roughly $700K for standard parcels to $5M+ for large estate parcels. In 2021, Victory Ranch sold several estate parcels exceeding 50 acres, setting a precedent that Promontory and Tuhaye later matched. Recent amenity additions include a new golf clubhouse and grill with golf simulators, an ice-skating rink, and additional pickleball courts.

Victory Ranch does not permit short-term rentals. The golf membership deposit is $225,000 (50% refundable), and annual dues are $25,000. The community is zoned for the South Summit School District and is approximately 50 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. Courses typically open in mid-May.

Red Ledges Real Estate for Sale

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Red Ledges is a 2,000-acre gated luxury community in Heber City featuring a Jack Nicklaus Signature 18-hole golf course and a 12-hole short course nearing full completion. Year-round amenities include a Cliff Drysdale Tennis facility, water parks, dining, an equestrian center, and the Wellness Center (opened 2024, named best new amenity in its inaugural year). With nearly 1,200 homes planned, roughly 300 completed, and over 100 more in process, Red Ledges is one of the most actively developing communities in the area.

Home prices range from approximately $800K to $6M+. Lot prices range from roughly $300K to $2M+. Red Ledges offers strong value relative to the Park City gated communities, particularly for buyers targeting a price point under $3M. The new Mountainside neighborhood is expected to become available with an additional clubhouse planned.

The golf membership deposit is $225,000 (75% refundable), with annual dues of $12,500, the lowest among the private communities. A lifestyle (social) membership is available at $55,000. Red Ledges provides ski access for members through a club shuttle program. The community is zoned for the Wasatch School District and is approximately 50 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, though only about 20 minutes from downtown Park City. Courses typically open in early May, the earliest of the private communities.

Marcella Club

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Marcella Club is the most significant new golf community to enter the Park City market in a generation. The club is anchored by Skyline, Tiger Woods' first mountain golf course, designed by TGR Design. The par-72 championship course stretches over 8,000 yards at approximately 7,000 feet elevation, making it one of the longest courses in Utah. Nearly half of the course was grassed as of mid-2025, with a full debut anticipated in 2026.

A second 18-hole championship course, Ambush, designed by King Collins Dormer (the architects behind Sweetens Cove), broke ground in summer 2025. When complete, Marcella will be the first private club in the Mountain West to offer two distinct championship courses from two of golf's most recognized design firms.

Marcella Club spans three locations: Marcella Mountain (ski-in/ski-out homesites within the Deer Valley Expansion, starting at $2.4M), Marcella at Jordanelle Ridge (the golf course campus), and Marcella on Main (a private Main Street lounge). The club is limited to 500 full memberships, and more than 65% have already been sold.

Marcella is the only private ski community in the Park City area that includes a connected golf membership, allowing owners to ski at Deer Valley and play golf within the same club. The community is zoned for the Wasatch School District and is approximately 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.

Canyons Village Golf Homes and Condos

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Canyons Village is the only community in Park City where residents can access both golf and skiing directly from the neighborhood. The public golf course is encircled by single-family homes, townhomes, and condos. In winter, the same area transitions to one of the primary base areas for Park City Mountain Resort. Canyons Village offers the most flexibility for short-term rentals among the golf neighborhoods, making it a strong option for buyers seeking both personal use and rental income.

Park Meadows Golf Properties

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Park Meadows is one of the most established residential neighborhoods in Park City and is home to the only private golf club within city limits. The Jack Nicklaus Signature course has hosted 10 PGA Tour Champions events and is consistently ranked among the best private courses in the state. The community is known for full-time residents, year-round community events, and proximity to schools, shopping, and Main Street.

Park Meadows has the highest golf deposit ($325,000) and the highest refundability (80%), and the second-lowest annual dues ($15,960). Additional fees include a $1,200 food and beverage minimum and a $22 cart fee. The community offers a variety of property types: single-family homes, condos, and townhomes. The community has limited eligibility for nightly rentals. Park Meadows is within the Park City School District and approximately 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.

Thaynes Canyon Golf Homes

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Thaynes Canyon is a residential neighborhood adjacent to Park Meadows and home to the Park City Golf Club, the city's 18-hole municipal course. Designed by William Neff in 1962 and later expanded, the course plays 6,622 yards at par 72 with a slope of 133 and a course rating of 71.4, all at approximately 6,700 feet elevation. It is open to the public with no membership required, and green fees are among the most affordable in the area.

The course runs through tree-lined fairways with undulating bent grass greens, water hazards on most holes, and views of Park City Mountain Resort. In winter, the course is converted into a Nordic skiing venue operated by White Pine Touring. Thaynes Canyon homes sit along and near the course, offering golf-course proximity within Park City limits at a lower price point than in the private communities. The neighborhood is within the Park City School District and approximately 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.

Jeremy Ranch Golf Homes

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Jeremy Ranch sits between Park City and Salt Lake City, offering a lower price point while remaining in the Park City School District. The golf course is the only Arnold Palmer Signature Design in Utah. Jeremy Ranch is primarily a residential neighborhood rather than a resort community, making it the most accessible entry point for buyers who want to live in the Park City area with proximity to golf courses. It is approximately 30 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, tied with Glenwild as the most airport-accessible option.

Golf Membership Cost Comparison

Membership structures vary significantly across Park City's private golf communities. The table below provides a side-by-side comparison of deposits, refundability, annual dues, and additional fees. These figures are subject to change and should be verified directly with each club during your due diligence process.

The refundability percentage indicates the portion of your deposit that is recoverable when you sell and leave the community. Membership availability varies. Promontory golf memberships are currently sold out with a waitlist. Marcella Club membership details are available by contacting Derrik Carlson directly.

Golf Season and Climate

Park City's golf season typically runs from early May through mid-October, depending on weather and elevation. Most private courses open between May 1 and May 18. Red Ledges, located slightly lower in elevation in Heber City, tends to open first (early May). Glenwild, at a higher elevation, typically opens last (mid to late May). Based on 2025 opening dates, courses opened in the following order: Red Ledges (May 1), Promontory (May 10), Victory Ranch (May 12), Tuhaye (May 17), and Glenwild (May 18).

Summer daytime temperatures in Park City average 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit from June through September, which is one of the most comfortable golf climates in the western U.S. during peak summer. For buyers relocating from Scottsdale, Palm Desert, or other desert markets where summer temperatures regularly exceed 110 degrees, Park City's summers represent the opposite experience: cool mornings, warm afternoons, low humidity, and no wildfire smoke on most days.

The seasonal nature of Park City golf is a trade-off. You do not get 12 months of play. But the five to six months you do get are complemented by five months of skiing, creating a true four-season ownership proposition that year-round golf markets cannot replicate.

Drive Times and Accessibility

Park City is the most accessible ski-and-golf destination in North America from a major commercial airport. Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) completed a $5.1 billion terminal expansion and serves as a Delta Air Lines hub with direct flights to most major U.S. cities. Drive times from SLC to Park City's golf communities:

• Glenwild: ~30 minutes
• Jeremy Ranch: ~30 minutes
• Park Meadows: ~35 minutes
• Canyons Village: ~35 minutes
• Promontory: ~40 minutes
• Tuhaye: ~45 minutes
• Marcella Club: ~45 minutes
• Red Ledges: ~50 minutes
• Victory Ranch: ~50 minutes

For comparison: Aspen is approximately 3.5 hours from Denver International Airport. Jackson Hole is approximately 40 minutes from its regional airport but has limited commercial service. Vail is approximately 2 hours from Denver. Park City's proximity to a major Delta hub with daily nonstop service to 90+ destinations is a significant lifestyle and logistical advantage that most comparable mountain markets cannot match.

A private airport in Heber City (KHCR) serves owners with private aircraft and is approximately 25 minutes from Promontory, Red Ledges, Tuhaye, and Victory Ranch.

Golf Communities with Ski Access

Several Park City golf communities also offer ski access, making them year-round ownership propositions rather than seasonal properties. The level and type of ski access varies:

• Canyons Village is the only community with both golf and ski-in/ski-out access from the same neighborhood. No driving or shuttle required for either activity.
• Marcella Club offers ski-in/ski-out homesites within the Deer Valley Expansion with a connected golf membership at Jordanelle Ridge. It is the only private ski community in the area with an integrated golf club.
• Tuhaye provides Deer Valley ski access through Talisker Club membership, with a private ski-in/ski-out lodge and a new ski lounge planned off the Bandana run for winter 2026.
• Promontory maintains private ski lodges at both Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort, with complimentary shuttle service for members.
• Victory Ranch provides shuttle service to Park City's ski resorts and Deer Valley for members.
• Red Ledges provides ski access for members through a club shuttle program and private ski lounges.

For buyers who want both golf and ski access, purchasing in a golf community with ski amenities can be more cost-effective than buying a separate ski property. Alternatively, purchasing a ski property in Empire Pass with a Talisker Club Membership provides access to Deer Valley ski slopes and golfing privileges at Tuhaye. For dedicated ski properties, see Park City Ski-In/Ski-Out Properties.

Park City Golf Community Rankings

Best Golf Courses in Park City (Golf Digest 2025-26)

1. Glenwild (Tom Fazio), also ranked #193 nationally in Golf Digest's Second 100 Greatest
2. Victory Ranch (Rees Jones), #3 in state
3. Promontory, Painted Valley (Jack Nicklaus), #4 in state
4. Red Ledges (Jack Nicklaus), #6 in state
5. Tuhaye (Mark O'Meara), #7 in state
6. Promontory, Pete Dye Course, #7 in state (tied)
7. Park Meadows (Jack Nicklaus)

Rankings shifted in the 2025-26 cycle. Red Ledges dropped from #3 to #6. Tuhaye dropped from #5 to #7. Promontory Painted Valley held at #4. Victory Ranch moved from #2 to #3. Glenwild remains the top-ranked private course in Utah and the only Park City course ranked nationally in Golf Digest's Top 200.

Note: Golfweek ranks Tuhaye (Talisker Club) as the #1 course in Utah, a distinction the club highlights prominently. Rankings from Golf Digest and Golfweek use different panelist criteria and weighting, which accounts for the discrepancy. Both are credible. Marcella Club's Tiger Woods-designed Skyline course is anticipated to debut in 2026 and has generated significant attention in the golf architecture community. If you are evaluating golf properties and would like to play any of these private courses, I can arrange a round for you and your group.

Best Community by Category

• Best Ski and Golf Combined: Marcella Club
• Best Pure Golf Community: Glenwild Golf Club
• Best for an Easy Commute: Jeremy Ranch
• Best Within City Limits: Park Meadows
• Best for New Construction: Promontory
• Best Value Under $3M: Red Ledges
• Best Value for Local Golf Real Estate: Tuhaye
• Best Outdoor Recreation (Sporting Clays, ATVs, Fishing, Biking): Victory Ranch
• Best Views: Tuhaye
• Most Anticipated New Course: Marcella Club (Tiger Woods / TGR Design)

Rental Policies by Golf Community

Rental eligibility is a significant consideration for buyers evaluating golf properties as both a personal residence and an income-producing asset. Policies vary widely:

• Promontory: Allows short-term rentals for club members in select neighborhoods, providing an avenue for income generation.
• Tuhaye: Features a rental program for members, which has been particularly useful for owners building custom homes.
• Canyons Village: Offers the most rental flexibility due to its mix of condos and townhomes around a public golf course.
• Red Ledges: Limited rental eligibility. Policies vary by neighborhood within the community.
• Glenwild and Victory Ranch: Both restrict short-term rentals, prioritizing privacy and community cohesion.
• Park Meadows: Has limited eligibility for nightly rentals.

For buyers who want golf access with strong rental income potential, an alternative strategy is to purchase a ski property in Empire Pass (where nightly rentals are permitted) and leverage a Talisker Club Membership for golfing privileges at Tuhaye. This provides both ski rental income and private golf access. For more on this strategy, see Park City Investment Properties.

Golf Properties as an Investment

Golf community real estate in Park City carries a structural advantage that separates it from most comparable markets: constrained supply combined with four-season utility. The amount of buildable land within gated golf communities is finite and shrinking. Promontory is approximately 80% built out. Glenwild is over 95% built out with no remaining developer lots. Victory Ranch's estate parcels above 50 acres have largely been absorbed. That supply constraint, combined with consistent demand from high-net-worth buyers, supports long-term pricing stability.

Utah's property tax rates for primary residences are approximately 0.55% of assessed value, and approximately 1.13% for secondary or vacation homes. There is no state estate tax. These rates are competitive with or lower than Scottsdale, Aspen, Jackson Hole, Vail, and most comparable resort markets, making Park City golf properties attractive for long-term wealth positioning.

Communities that offer both golf and ski access (Promontory, Tuhaye, Marcella Club, Victory Ranch) provide year-round utility that pure golf markets cannot replicate. This dual-season value proposition drives stronger demand from buyers seeking a single property that serves them in both summer and winter, rather than maintaining two separate homes in different markets.

For rental income analysis or investment-focused search criteria, see Park City Investment Properties. For current market data, read the Park City Real Estate Market Report.

Park City vs. Other Golf Markets

Buyers evaluating Park City golf communities are often comparing them against Scottsdale, Palm Desert, Hilton Head, Naples, and other established golf destinations. The comparison comes down to a few key differences.

Climate trade-off. Park City offers a seasonal golf experience from May through October, with summer daytime temperatures of 75 to 85 degrees. Scottsdale and Palm Desert offer year-round golf, but with summer temperatures routinely exceeding 110 degrees, which drives many residents out of state from June through September. Park City's golf season runs during the exact months when desert markets are at their least livable.

Ski access. No golf community in Scottsdale, Palm Desert, Naples, or Hilton Head offers ski access. Park City golf communities provide both, which eliminates the need for a second property in a ski market. For high-net-worth buyers maintaining multiple residences, Park City consolidates two lifestyles into one.

Tax positioning. Utah's primary residence property tax rate is approximately 0.55%. Arizona's effective rate in Scottsdale is comparable at approximately 0.54%. Neither state has an estate tax. Utah's flat income tax rate is 4.65%, while Arizona's is 2.5%. For buyers relocating from California, New York, or other high-tax states, both markets offer meaningful tax advantages.

Accessibility. Salt Lake City International Airport is a Delta hub with daily nonstop service to over 90 destinations. Scottsdale's Sky Harbor Airport also has strong commercial service. Both are well-connected. The difference is that Park City buyers also have proximity to world-class skiing 15 to 40 minutes away, which Scottsdale cannot offer.

Appreciation trajectory. Park City's golf communities have limited remaining buildable inventory. Promontory, Glenwild, and Victory Ranch are approaching or past 80% buildout. Scottsdale has over 370 golf courses and a significantly larger supply of golf homes, which dilutes scarcity-driven pricing. Park City's constrained supply supports a different long-term appreciation profile.

The right market depends on your priorities. If you want year-round golf with no interruption, Scottsdale or Naples is the straightforward choice. If you want a single property that serves you for both golf and skiing, with strong appreciation potential in a supply-constrained market, Park City is difficult to match.

What to Evaluate When Choosing a Golf Community

Selecting the right golf community in Park City involves more than comparing course designers and membership deposits. Here are the factors that matter most to buyers making this decision:

Membership transfer process. When you sell your home, what happens to the membership? In most communities, the membership transfers with the property or is resold through the club. Some have waitlists. Promontory golf memberships are currently sold out, with a waitlist, so buying a home with an attached membership carries a premium. Understand the transfer mechanics and any associated fees before committing.

HOA fees and assessment risk. HOA structures vary. Glenwild's annual HOA is $7,400. Other communities charge differently based on neighborhood, lot size, or property type. Ask about the HOA's financial health, reserve fund status, and history of special assessments. Newer communities may have lower fees during the buildout phase that increase as the community matures.

Transfer fees. Most golf communities charge a transfer fee at closing, typically 0.75% to 1% of the sale price. On a $5M home, that is $37,500 to $50,000. Factor this into your cost of ownership.

CC&Rs and architectural review. Every private community has CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) governing what you can build, how it looks, and how you use the property. Some communities have architectural guidelines that include maximum home sizes or building-envelope restrictions (verify with the lot and sub-association during due diligence). Others allow more flexibility. If you plan to build, review the CC&Rs and architectural guidelines before purchasing a lot. I can provide CC&Rs for most communities.

Golf deposit vs. social deposit. Not every buyer in a golf community plays golf. Social or lifestyle memberships offer access to amenities (dining, fitness, pools, ski lodges) without the full golf deposit. At Promontory, the difference is $200,000 ($300K golf vs. $100K social). At Red Ledges, it is $170,000 ($225K golf vs. $55K lifestyle). If you do not play golf but want the community lifestyle, the social membership is the more efficient path.

School district. Park City School District covers Glenwild, Jeremy Ranch, and Park Meadows. Promontory and Victory Ranch are in the South Summit School District. Tuhaye, Red Ledges, and Marcella Club are in the Wasatch School District. Charter and private school alternatives are available. For buyers with school-age children, district assignment can influence which community is the best fit.

Community maturity vs. upside. Glenwild is 95%+ built out with established pricing. Promontory is 80% built out. Red Ledges and Marcella Club are still actively developing, which may offer more upside as amenities and homes are added. The trade-off is that mature communities have proven track records, while developing communities carry more build-cycle risk but also more potential for appreciation as the project comes together.

Building a Custom Home in a Park City Golf Community

Several golf communities have strong land availability for buyers who want to build. Promontory and Red Ledges have been the most active for new construction in recent years, with a wide selection of homesites at various price points and acreages. Victory Ranch offers a distinct mountain-western build aesthetic with its Rees Jones course as the centerpiece. Tuhaye is expanding its lot offerings on the southern edge of the development for buyers who want more land. Marcella Club is in active development with homesites starting at $2.4M at the Deer Valley Expansion.

A growing trend across these communities is the demand for large lots. Victory Ranch sold several parcels exceeding 50 acres in 2021. Promontory and Tuhaye followed with ranchette lots of 30 to 45+ acres. Promontory's eastern hills offer ten exclusive homesites in that range, each with a golf membership and a five-acre building envelope.

I work with the top builders and architects in the Park City area and can provide CC&Rs for most neighborhoods so you understand any restrictions before committing to a lot. For more on the construction process, see Building a Home in Park City.

How We Work: Buyers and Sellers in Golf Communities

Every private golf community in Park City has an on-site real estate team. Promontory has Promontory Real Estate. Victory Ranch partners with Summit Sotheby's. Talisker Club has its own sales office. These teams know their community inside and out, and they are excellent at what they do. But their job is to sell you on their community. That is not our job.

For Buyers

We represent buyers as an independent advisor across all nine golf communities. We are not financially tied to any developer, sales office, or community. Our compensation does not change based on which community you choose. That means the recommendation we make is based entirely on your priorities: course quality, membership cost, ski access, rental potential, school district, lot size, drive time, budget, and lifestyle.

Most buyers evaluating golf communities in Park City start with two or three on their list. Our value is in narrowing that list (or expanding it) based on factors they had not yet considered, such as membership waitlist status, upcoming HOA assessments, transfer fee structures, CC&R restrictions on home size, or differences in school districts. We can arrange private tours and rounds of golf at any of these communities so you can experience the course, the clubhouse, and the membership culture firsthand.

We also provide access to off-market inventory, pre-market listings, and properties with attached golf memberships that may not appear on the MLS. In communities where memberships are sold out (Promontory golf, for example), buying a home with an attached membership is the only path in. We track those properties actively.

For Sellers

When we represent a seller within a specific golf community, our approach is collaborative. We work alongside the onsite sales team, not against them. The community sales office has foot traffic, buyer inquiries, and direct relationships with prospective members that no outside agent can replicate. Our role is to supplement that reach: market positioning, pricing strategy, buyer network outside the community, professional photography, staging guidance, and negotiation. The seller's goal is our goal, and the best path to achieving it typically involves the onsite team and the listing agent working together.

If you are considering selling a home in any of these communities, we can provide a current market analysis specific to your neighborhood, including comparable sales, days on market, and pricing trends for properties with and without golf memberships. Contact Derrik Carlson at (435) 200-5478 or visit our sellers page to start the conversation.

Frequently Asked Questions: Park City Golf Communities

What are the best golf communities in Park City?

Park City has nine golf communities. The private gated communities are Glenwild, Promontory, Tuhaye, Victory Ranch, Red Ledges, and Marcella Club. Public or semi-public golf neighborhoods include Canyons Village, Park Meadows, and Jeremy Ranch. Promontory is the largest with three courses across 7,200 acres. Glenwild's Tom Fazio course is ranked number one in Utah by Golf Digest (2025-26 cycle). Marcella Club will feature Tiger Woods' first mountain golf course.

How much does a golf membership cost in Park City?

Golf membership deposits range from $200,000 at Glenwild and Tuhaye to $325,000 at Park Meadows. Annual dues range from $12,500 at Red Ledges to $26,000 at Glenwild. Most deposits are partially refundable, ranging from 25% at Glenwild to 80% at Park Meadows and Tuhaye. Social or lifestyle memberships are available at lower entry points in most communities. See the membership cost comparison table above for the full breakdown.

Which Park City golf communities also offer ski access?

Promontory, Tuhaye, Victory Ranch, Red Ledges, and Marcella Club all provide ski access through private lodges, shuttles, or club memberships. Canyons Village is the only community where residents can access both golf and skiing directly from the neighborhood without driving. Tuhaye offers Deer Valley access through the Talisker Club. Promontory provides access to both Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort. See the ski access section for details on each community.

Which Park City golf communities allow short-term rentals?

Promontory and Tuhaye both allow short-term rentals for club members. Canyons Village offers the most rental flexibility. Glenwild and Victory Ranch restrict short-term rentals. Park Meadows has limited eligibility for nightly rentals. See the rental policies section above for details on each community.

What is the price range for golf homes in Park City?

Golf homes range from approximately $800,000 for entry-level properties in Jeremy Ranch to $15M+ for large estate homes in Promontory and Glenwild. Vacant lots in private golf communities start around $300,000 at Red Ledges and range to $5M+ for premium homesites with acreage. Membership deposits are separate from the property purchase price. See the master comparison table for price ranges by community.

What is the best golf course in Park City?

According to Golf Digest's 2025-26 rankings, the top Park City golf courses in order are: Glenwild (Tom Fazio, also #193 nationally), Victory Ranch (Rees Jones), Promontory Painted Valley (Jack Nicklaus), Red Ledges (Jack Nicklaus), Tuhaye (Mark O'Meara), Promontory Pete Dye Course, and Park Meadows. Golfweek ranks Tuhaye as #1 in Utah. Marcella Club's Tiger Woods-designed Skyline course is anticipated to debut in 2026.

When is the golf season in Park City, Utah?

Park City's golf season typically runs from early May through mid-October, weather permitting. Most private courses open between May 1 and May 18. Summer daytime temperatures average 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, making it one of the most comfortable golf climates in the western U.S. during peak summer months. See the golf season and climate section for opening dates by community.

How far is Park City from the Salt Lake City airport?

Salt Lake City International Airport is approximately 30 to 55 minutes from Park City's golf communities, depending on the specific location. Glenwild and Jeremy Ranch are the closest at roughly 30 minutes. Red Ledges in Heber City and Victory Ranch are approximately 50 minutes. This accessibility is one of Park City's strongest differentiators against Aspen (3.5 hours from Denver), Jackson Hole (limited commercial service), and Vail (2 hours from Denver). See the drive times section for details.

How does Park City compare to Scottsdale for golf communities?

Both markets offer world-class private golf communities, but with different ownership profiles. Park City provides seasonal golf from May through October, combined with ski access, making it a four-season destination. Scottsdale offers year-round golf, but no ski access, and extreme summer heat. Property tax rates are comparable. The key differentiator is that Park City golf community owners can ski and golf from the same property, which no Scottsdale, Palm Desert, or Naples community can offer. See the full market comparison for details.

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Search Golf Properties by Community

Use the links below to view live MLS listings in each golf community. Every listing updates continuously and includes all homes, lots, condos, and townhomes from every brokerage in the market.

• Glenwild Homes and Lots for Sale
• Promontory Homes and Lots for Sale
• Tuhaye Homes and Land for Sale
• Victory Ranch Homes and Land for Sale
• Red Ledges Homes and Lots for Sale
• Marcella Club Real Estate
• Canyons Village Golf Homes and Condos
• Park Meadows Homes and Condos for Sale
• Thaynes Canyon Homes for Sale
• Jeremy Ranch Homes and Condos for Sale
• Promontory Homes with Full Golf Memberships

For a curated short list by community, membership type, lot size, or budget, or for access to off-market properties, contact Derrik Carlson directly at (435) 200-5478. We represent buyers across all nine communities and can arrange private tours and rounds of golf at any of them.