Salt Lake Country Club

Course Description :
The Country Club was organized on October 2, 1899. It was located on thirty acres of ground near 10th South and 11th East in Salt Lake City, Utah. The course consisted of nine holes with sand greens on all but the ninth hole. In 1906, The Country Club was relocated to what is now Forest Dale Golf Course on 900 East and approximately 2400 South. The clubhouse at that location still remains and the city has completely renovated that structure. The Country Club remained at that location until 1920 when it relocated to its present location at the mouth of Parley's Canyon. The golf course that was constructed in 1920 was designed by Willie Watson and Harold Lamb. Mr. Watson was a notable architect who also designed numerous championship golf courses including the Olympic Club, Interlachen,and Harding Park. Mr. Lamb was a local golf champion and was a member of The Country Club. The original Clubhouse at the current location was completed in July, 1923.