Daniel J. Mannix is the vice president and chief operating officer of a leading Salt Lake City, Utah, organization. Through his position with the company, Daniel J. Mannix has engaged in philanthropic efforts with a number of charitable organizations. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf.
Golfers in the Park City and Salt Lake City region have numerous courses to select from. Park City’s Glenwild Golf Club ranks as the top course in the state, according to Golf Digest, as well as the No. 182 course in the nation. A 2001 Tom Fazio creation surrounded by panoramas of the Wasatch Mountains, the course is located in a meadow valley full of flowering purple flax and Austrian pines, complemented by scenic lakes linked by several streams and waterfalls. The course is regarded as both open in design and clearly plotted.
Other top-rated golf courses in Park City can be found at the Talisker Club at Tuhaye, the Painted Valley and Pete Dye Canyon courses at the Promontory Club, and the Park Meadows Country Club.
For golfers who would prefer to stay closer to Salt Lake City, the course at The Country Club ranks at No. 9 in the state. Designed by architects Willie Watson and Harold Lamb, the course dates back to 1920 and features fairways, tees, and roughs of rye and Kentucky blue.
Golfers in the Park City and Salt Lake City region have numerous courses to select from. Park City’s Glenwild Golf Club ranks as the top course in the state, according to Golf Digest, as well as the No. 182 course in the nation. A 2001 Tom Fazio creation surrounded by panoramas of the Wasatch Mountains, the course is located in a meadow valley full of flowering purple flax and Austrian pines, complemented by scenic lakes linked by several streams and waterfalls. The course is regarded as both open in design and clearly plotted.
Other top-rated golf courses in Park City can be found at the Talisker Club at Tuhaye, the Painted Valley and Pete Dye Canyon courses at the Promontory Club, and the Park Meadows Country Club.
For golfers who would prefer to stay closer to Salt Lake City, the course at The Country Club ranks at No. 9 in the state. Designed by architects Willie Watson and Harold Lamb, the course dates back to 1920 and features fairways, tees, and roughs of rye and Kentucky blue.
