Millsite Golf Course sits in the small town of Ferron in central Utah's Emery County, roughly thirty miles southwest of Price. The course occupies terrain near Millsite State Park and its reservoir, in a high desert valley flanked by the Wasatch Plateau to the west and the San Rafael Swell to the east. Scott Truman designed the layout, which reflects the modest scale and practical approach common to rural Utah municipal courses built to serve local communities rather than destination golfers. The routing works with the natural contours of the valley floor, where elevation changes are generally moderate but the landscape opens to wide views of surrounding mesas and mountain slopes. Cottonwoods and other native vegetation frame several holes, while the high desert climate means firm conditions and sparse rough are typical much of the year. Water features, likely fed by irrigation systems tied to the nearby reservoir infrastructure, come into play on select holes. Millsite serves the recreational needs of Ferron and surrounding Emery County communities, functioning as a straightforward nine-hole facility where repeat play from different tees can simulate an eighteen-hole round. The course reflects the character of small-town Utah golf: unpretentious design, accessible green fees, and a setting where the natural landscape provides the primary visual interest. For travelers passing through central Utah's canyon country, it offers a brief diversion in a region better known for its geology and outdoor recreation than its golf courses.