Links at Sleepy Ridge

As an average golfer, I recently had the pleasure of playing a round at The Links at Sleepy Ridge in Orem, Utah, and I must say, it was an enjoyable experience. The course is beautifully maintained with lush fairways and well-manicured greens that challenge you without feeling too intimidating. One of the highlights for me was the stunning view of the surrounding mountains, which adds a serene backdrop to your game. The layout of the course is thoughtful, with a mix of challenging holes and more forgiving ones, perfect for a golfer like me who’s still working on consistency. I found the staff to be friendly and helpful, making sure I had everything I needed before teeing off. The practice facilities are top-notch, giving me a chance to warm up and get into the groove before heading out on the course. While some of the water hazards and bunkers did pose a challenge, they also added to the fun and strategy of the game. The clubhouse offers a comfortable spot to relax and grab a bite to eat after your round. Overall, The Links at Sleepy Ridge provides a great golfing experience for players of all skill levels, and I look forward to my next round there.

Course was in great shape and was a great time! Greens were super crazy ups and downs, kind of made them fun to putt(not fun for the score...). 60 bucks for 18 and driving on a Saturday. Don't come here expecting to see views of Utah lake cause there really isn't any but lots of water on the course to give your ball a bath in ;). Not gonna give it 5 stars just because the play was slow about 5 hours to play :(

I've played this course a few times over the last few years. So, it's pretty open without much shade so get some sunscreen and a good hat. And with it kind of swampy and a lot of reedy areas it was pretty muggy. Even with a 7am tee time. There is an enterprising young girl on the front 9 in a house that butted up to the course that had a cooler, drinks, snacks and a venmo to pay her. $2 Gatorade since I forgot to stop on my rush to the course. Yes please. There are some challenging holes that you need to set up for the next shot. Not just blast it down the fairway... 1 for example requires you to set up for a chip over some reeds. 17 was a challenging par 5 where you want to set yourself up for the green... I was right next to reeds with a blind shot to the green 100yrds away... I should have just given up then and taken my max. Lol. A great course with some really great views and beautiful holes.