Private

Alpine Country Club

Alister Index

Course

Prestige

Compete

Alister Index

Course

Prestige

Compete

Highland, UT · Founded 1958

Alpine Country Club is a private golf club in Highland, Utah, designed by William Neff; John Fought (renovation) in 1958. The club has 18 holes. The average member handicap is 11 with 60% single-digit players.

Alpine Country Club is a private club in Highland, Utah, designed by William Neff; John Fought (renovation) and founded in 1958.

Member Profile

Highly Competitive

Avg Handicap

Median Handicap8

Handicap Distribution

ScratchSingle digitTeens20+

Single-digit players60%

Gender split80% M / 20% F

Based on GHIN handicap data. Individual member information is not stored or displayed.

About Alpine Country Club

Utah's premier private country club at the base of the Wasatch Mountains below American Fork Canyon. Managed by Troon Privé with spectacular mountain views in every direction.

Key Facts

Alpine Country Club is located in Highland, Utah.
Club type: private.
Course architect: William Neff; John Fought (renovation).
Year founded: 1958.
Number of holes: 18.
Average member handicap: 11.
Single-digit handicap players: 60%.
GHIN-registered members: 106.
Alister Index score: 65/100.

Frequently Asked Questions About Alpine Country Club

Who designed Alpine Country Club?

Alpine Country Club was designed by William Neff; John Fought (renovation). The course was established in 1958. It features 18 holes.

How many holes does Alpine Country Club have?

Alpine Country Club is an 18-hole private golf club. The club was founded in 1958.

What is the Alister Index score for Alpine Country Club?

Alpine Country Club scores 65 out of 100 on the Alister Index (grade D). The score is based on 3 of the five dimensions — course quality, exclusivity, prestige, member experience, and competitiveness — using the data available for this club.

Where is Alpine Country Club located?

Alpine Country Club is located in Highland, UT.

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