Detailed description of Fox Hollow Golf Course
Fox Hollow Golf Course, formerly named Tri City Golf Course, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in American Fork, Utah.
Fox Hollow Golf Club first opened for play in 1971. The par-72 course was designed by Joe Williams.
Fox Hollow Golf Club is an old style golf course, with water on 5 holes. Premium is placed on the tee shot on most holes, with length and accuracy both required to score well. Many mature trees and strategically placed bunkers make each hole both challenging and fun to play. Take in the scenery with the beautiful views of the Wasatch Mountains.
Fox Hollow Golf Course plays to a maximum of 7,077 yards for a course rating of 73.0 and a slope rating of.
$21 (cart included), played on Wednesday, July 2009 at 6am
The course is in really good condition and was a joy to play. Fairly long and difficult for the region, lots of mature trees.
$41 (cart included), played on Sunday, May 2009 at noon
First the new name is Fox Hollow. Course Marshall did nothing to speed up pace of play. In need of golf cart paths, pretty bumpy ride. The club house is really nice looking. It is a tough course, because it is narrow, must pay attention to the out of bounds markers that divide fairways. No drink cart, we were there on a hot and busy day too. It's an older course with lots of trees.
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$41 (cart included), played on Saturday, June 2010 at 10am
Fox Hollow is an upgraded re-invention of the old Tri-Cities Golf Course, featuring significant improvements in amenities, conditioning, maintenance, clubhouse and proshop. Sometimes plagued by slow play due to narrow fairways flanked heavily with trees on a public course, although most players are more experienced since this is no place for the rank beginner. If you miss the trees, watch out for the water as you play over or around five lakes and a river. Longish, sometimes intimidating, but very playable if you use your head. Greens are quick and in top shape for a public course.