- Amazing views of Provo, the lake, surrounding mountains, one of the best views of any Utah course not named Base Camp Adventure Lodge
- Concrete pads are needed as it is the only sturdy ground you will find on the entire course
- Nice Mach X baskets in great shape
- Extreme elevation on pretty much every hole
- Solitude as it seems the course rarely gets played - the elevation will dissuade most from playing here
- Lots of trouble off the fairway to put it mildly

- A killer for those of us who aren't young and have 5% body fat
- If you're afraid of heights some of these tee pads and walks on the sides of cliffs will be down right terrifying
- Lots of bad footing with loose gravel, rocks, sand, dirt etc. makes it hard on your lower body
- Not a bench or bench like rock in site on a course that really needs one
- They really missed the mark here for a huge giant downhill top of the world hole to beat most top of the world holes. We played from tee 7 to hole 18 which is a huge drop off and about 550 feet away to make up our own top of the world.

I've played some extreme courses and this one ranks up there as well. Didn't help I had been bagging courses all week and already tired by the time I played it. This place broke my spirit, destroyed my ankles, and made me question all of my life's decisions. I think Solitude mountain is a much better 'pain for gain' style course than this one as the pain is much more than the gain here. If you're a mountain goat maybe this place is for you but if you're like me, over 40 and have ankle and weight issues perhaps find something better.

This course had a lot of variety in the holes. There are some good open shots, downhill throws, some uphill throws, and some holes that take a lot of finesse. Good signage and solid tee boxes.

The course is located on the side of a mountain. Don't try taking the younger kids here because there are some holes that are steep and have no good paths. It could be a danger to small children.