Salt Lake City’s Bonneville Golf Club Looks Like a War Zone

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, May 15th, 2015
Categories: Golf Courses • Miscellaneous
Tags: Salt Lake City • Utah • Utah Golf

One of my three (yes I have three) home courses is finally getting an automated irrigation system. Bonneville Golf Club, Utah’s most popular municipal course and one of my top favorites, has been hand watered since it opened in 1929. The course is a bit of a war zone right now. It really does look like this hole pictured below, the par-5 16th, has been hit by some bombs.

Bonneville’s Par-5 15th Hole Irrigation

If you’re looking to play Bonneville the next few weeks (May/June 2015) keep this work under consideration. Some holes are cut short or skipped. In lame fashion they’re still charging full price, so buyer beware.

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