There are several changes to golf fees for the 2025 season.
Along with offering a new season pass to municipal residents, Park City will introduce a five-play punch pass, covering five 18-hole rounds or ten nine-hole rounds.
The $300 punch pass will be available to residents within Park City School District boundaries and league association members.
The resident rate of $45 for 18-hole rounds is accessible to active military members, veterans and association golfers.
The green fee for non-residents is going up from $70 to $90. Discounted rates for Utah residents are no longer offered.
Another change is the discounted city employee pass will now include members of Park City Fire District.
See the full list of golf rate changes.
The golf course operates as an enterprise fund, which means it needs to break-even after operations and build a fund balance to cover capital expenses.
Starting in the next budget cycle, the golf course will start to pay for its water usage in full, after years of receiving a heavily-discounted rate.
The total annual charge is estimated around $300,000 and will be phased in over a three-year period, according to a staff report.
To ensure long-term financial stability, green fees will increase concurrently over the next three years, the report says.
Golf course manager Vaughn Robinson said a multi-million dollar irrigation project will be necessary in the coming years.
