The Mountain Course at Wasatch Mountain State Park sits in the Heber Valley near Midway, Utah, approximately forty miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Designed by William Howard Neff and opened in 1972, the course occupies rolling terrain at the base of the Wasatch Range, with the Timpanogos massif providing a dramatic western backdrop. The layout is part of Utah's largest state park and operates as a public facility, making mountain golf accessible to residents and visitors throughout the year when weather permits. Neff's routing works across varied elevation changes characteristic of the Wasatch foothills, with fairways that move through natural contours and stands of scrub oak and native grasses. The course plays at elevation—around 5,600 feet—which affects distance and ball flight. Several holes offer long views across the agricultural Heber Valley toward the surrounding peaks, while others play through more enclosed corridors where the terrain shapes strategy. Water comes into play on select holes, and the green complexes feature moderate undulation suited to the public-access mission. Wasatch Mountain State Park maintains both the Mountain Course and a shorter Lake Course on the property. The facility serves a broad range of players, from locals making regular loops to tourists combining golf with visits to nearby Park City or Sundance. The setting provides a straightforward mountain golf experience without resort pricing, and the course remains a fixture in Utah's public golf landscape.