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Logan River Golf Course
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Logan River Golf Course is two things -- gorgeous and dangerous. The gorgeous half consists of the wild settings and solitude that comprise each hole. The dangerous half lurks in the marshes and thick grasses which boarder the fairways. Bring extra balls.
The Logan River flows through the golf course and fishermen are often found on it's shores. The course construction creates the illusion that the tees, fairways and greens have risen up from the floor of the riverside wetlands and ponds.
Water and waste areas come into play everywhere. Several of the holes require first and second shots over hazards. One par 5 even has an island fairway.
But, the same terrain that brings fear to the golfer is the same scenery which makes this course one of the best. Even though the Utah Golf Authority has never played a resort plantation course in the swamps of the South, we can't imagine that they'd be much prettier or challenging than Logan River.
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Conditions4.7
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Value4.7
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Layout4.8
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Friendliness4.7
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Pace4.1
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Amenities4.5
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by luersusmc on 03/28/2026
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Photo submitted by luersusmc on 03/28/2026
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Photo submitted by luersusmc on 03/28/2026
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Photo submitted by luersusmc on 03/28/2026
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View from 1st green back to tee box Photo submitted by dionjreid on 06/01/2021
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Gorgeous river runs right through the course! Photo submitted by JSimmz on 05/11/2016
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Photo submitted by JSimmz on 05/11/2016
Golfer Reviews
Typical fun round
Logan River GC was in great shape and played very well.
Great round
Logan River GC is a unique course that offers the proverbial risk-reward type of golf; the course isn’t necessarily long, but the tree-lined fairways and water hazards add uniqueness and require strategy; this is a fun course that beginners should avoid, but the lack of courses in the Logan area makes this course an all-skill-level course which delays the pace of play; I enjoy the course and look forward to playing it each year.
Great day
Typical slow Saturday play, but also a holiday weekend. Overall a great place to play.
great place to play
I had a great time playing for the first time. It was not super busy so I could relax and play a game without worrying about the players behind me!
Dry greens, tough putting, good round
Logan River GC is a favorite of our group, and it wasn’t surprising that Father’s Day was quite busy and therefore had a slow pace of play for the front nine; the good news is that many groups in front of us only played nine holes, and we were able to play through a group in #10 that then allowed us to play through another group in #11; thereafter, we caught up to a group in #15 that was playing a 2-person scramble that held us up briefly until they realized there was finally a group behind them.
The course was in good condition, but the drought and hot weather have affected the overall course some; the fairways were pretty good, but the greens were pretty dry and unreceptive; the staff was friendly, and we will return to play here again.
Nothing Special!
Just an average course.
I played three of the "Top 10 Utah Public Golf Courses" this week and this was easily the worst. Was surprised it was on this list and next time will not make the 45 minute drive up there.
Great Layout
Challenging course that makes you think. Abundant wetlands/water hazards. Beautiful scenery. Pace was a little slow but for a municipal course it wasn't too bad.
Enjoyable spring round
Logan River GC was in very good shape for a spring round; the pace of play was the only thing I could say could have been better, but that was really not bad; the greens were firm but not as quick as I have played at other courses this spring; I enjoyed the course and our group (two 2-somes) had a fun round.
