Cedar Hills Golf Club sits in the foothills of the Wasatch Range in Cedar Hills, Utah, a suburban community in northern Utah County. The course was designed by Robert Graves and Damian Pascuzzo, a partnership known for their work on mountain and foothill layouts across the western United States. The design takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and mountain backdrop characteristic of courses built along the Wasatch Front. The routing works with the rolling terrain, incorporating elevation shifts that provide both strategic interest and views of the surrounding peaks. The layout features a mix of holes that move across the hillside contours and others that play more directly up or down slope. Water features and bunker complexes shape the playing corridors, while the high desert climate influences maintenance practices and playing conditions throughout the season. Cedar Hills serves as a daily-fee facility accessible to the broader Salt Lake metropolitan area. The course provides a mountain golf experience within a residential development context, typical of many Utah County courses built during periods of suburban expansion. The elevation—over 4,800 feet above sea level—affects ball flight and distance, a consideration familiar to golfers who play regularly in the region. The course operates within the competitive landscape of northern Utah golf, where numerous public and semi-private options serve the area's growing population.