Sitting near Park City, Utah, the Arnold Palmer design at Jeremy Ranch utilizes elevation and the meandering East Canyon Creek to create its strategy throughout the round.
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Sitting near Park City, Utah, the Arnold Palmer design at Jeremy Ranch utilizes elevation and the meandering East Canyon Creek to create its strategy throughout the round.
Jeremy Ranch Golf & Country Club
Opened in 1981, Jeremy Ranch is the only Arnold Palmer design in the Beehive State. Set for an upcoming renovation by Brandon Johnson, formerly of the Arnold Palmer Design Group, the plan looks to modernize the mountain layout with updated bunkering and profiling throughout the course. The update to the agronomy at the site will also be a feature piece of this renovation with 007 bent grass.
The opening five holes play down and back up a ridge in the middle of the property with elevation playing the defining role in the strategy highlighted by the downhill holes of the par-3 fourth and par-4 fifth.
The following portion of the course works through the hollow containing the East Canyon Creek from the sixth through the fourteenth holes where players must navigate the meandering stream that works along and through every hole in the stretch. The twelfth and thirteenth as well as the tenth and sixteenth holes feature shared fairways to create a unique piece of routing to maximize this portion of the property.
