Tuhaye Golf Club

The high-altitude layout carved through Utah's Wasatch Mountains delivers golf at 6,500 feet with every shot carrying farther in the thin air—factor in an extra 10-15 yards on your irons. Mountain meadows frame fairways that roll through stands of aspen and pine, creating natural amphitheaters where elk often graze during morning rounds. The back nine climbs toward dramatic elevation changes that showcase the Uinta Range, though it's the par-3 14th—a 180-yard carry over a natural wetland to an island green—that separates pretenders from players.