The best things to do in Park City

“The Hills Golf Course at Promontory centers on a scenic Par-3 layout, anchored by a clubhouse named 2024 Clubhouse of the Year by Golf Inc. Dial in putts on the Cascade Green this week, log year-round reps on simulators, then treat yourself to the Sage restaurant’s contemporary Italian and patio views.”

From the Park City newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Thinking about making the jump to a private club, Park City? Glenwild Golf Club and Spa pairs a Tom Fazio course crowned Golf Digest’s No. 1 in Utah with a freshly redesigned timber-and-stone clubhouse, world-class dining, and wellness spaces that actually feel like an exhale.”

From the Park City newsletter, August 26, 2026

“When you need a low-effort hang that still counts as “doing something,” the Zermatt Resort Miniature Golf Course delivers playful putting on Swiss-inspired grounds, with giant chess and a cozy lounge nearby if the friendly trash talk needs a rematch.”

From the Park City newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Nicklaus Painted Valley Golf Course at Promontory Club is the high-altitude reality check, a Jack Nicklaus links-style design stretching 8,098 yards, among the longest in the nation, with open fairways, undulating greens and streamside holes that reward gutsy lines and precise touch.”

From the Park City newsletter, August 30, 2026

“If you’ve got access, Promontory Pete Dye Golf Course is a members-only championship track where accuracy shines, weaving through Promontory’s rugged hills and canyons at 7,690 yards with six sets of tees, so you can hunt birdies and still bring friends across skill levels. Make it your loop this week.”

From the Park City newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Jeremy Ranch Golf & Country Club sits in Upper East Canyon as the state’s only Arnold Palmer Signature Course, pairing mountain golf with legit club dining and private events. Sneak in nine this week, then keep the stoke going with Nordic when the snow flies.”

From the Park City newsletter, August 14, 2026

“Park City Film is Summit County’s only nonprofit art house, curating indie gems, documentaries and world cinema that actually spark conversation. From the Made in Utah showcases to Reel Community discussions, it’s where locals go to trade takes, support filmmakers and avoid blockbuster déjà vu.”

From the Park City newsletter, September 10, 2026