Logan River Golf Course

Beautiful golf course!
Classically-​styled, lots of water, picturesque. The Logan River runs through the middle of it, lining the fairways with massive trees. It gets especially marshy out by the highway, though recently they have been trying to cut out and reclaim some of those marshlands. And it is full of birds and wildlife, especially in the cool mornings and evenings. We used to catch frogs here as kids, but they’ve strangely all disappeared.
Greens are large, but fairways get narrow on many holes, making for a challenging course. Last season, 2015, was the least crowded I’ve seen this golf course since opening day, which made it all that more relaxing for us golf loyalists.
Just beware of mosquitoes if you’re playing a late round. They also have a knowledgeable pro, decent fast food in their café, great views from the club house, a large lakeside practice green and a driving range across the street.
I’ve never seen another course that embraces the wilds like this. 4.5 stars.

I’ve played here several times over the past three weeks, and the grass is green and the course is in good shape. The fairways are nice but narrow at times, so losing a ball is likely.
The first few times the greens were super long and very very slow, but recently they are cut lower and provide a true country club fast feel.
This course is equal parts challenging and beautiful, and I will be back.

Really had good time on this course. Very walkable and challenging for the above average golfer. The front nine is especially tough if you don’t hit it straight. Good greens and very affordable.

This is a good track and one of two public courses in Cache Valley. This is a great course for walking with fairly flat terrain that weaves itself in and out of ponds and marsh land surrounding the Logan River. The greens can be a little suspect at times due to the large population of geese that frequent the area. It can also be super humid in the middle of summer due to all the water nearby.
As for the course itself, it is not long, but fairly narrow. Solid iron play will drive a good score here. There is really no need for driver on the majority of holes. I typically only hit driver on 5, 11, and 18.
The new clubhouse is nice and the little grill inside looks to have some pretty decent food options to go along with a nice selection of beverages.
All in all this is a fun course that can be played for reasonable price. Definitely worth checking out.