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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Wanship, Utah
Wanship sits at the north end of the Wasatch Back in Summit County, about ten minutes from Park City and twenty-five minutes from the Salt Lake City airport via I-80. The golf scene here is anchored by Wasatch Peaks Ranch and the courses tied to the Promontory and Victory Ranch communities just to the south, plus public play at Park City Golf Club and Soldier Hollow a short drive away. Homes marketed as golf course properties in the Wanship area generally fall into two buckets: large estate lots inside private club communities with Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus, or Rees Jones layouts, and acreage homes along the Weaver Creek and Rockport corridors that back up to fairways or sit within walking distance of a clubhouse.
Pricing reflects the Park City overflow market — most golf-adjacent listings in the 84017 zip code start in the high $1Ms and run well into eight figures for new construction inside Wasatch Peaks. Buyers should expect HOA dues, club initiation fees that can run six figures at the private clubs, and snow-season realities: courses here typically open in May and close by mid-October, with winter activity shifting to Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and access to the Park City and Deer Valley resorts. Lot sizes tend to be generous (one to five acres is common), and many properties include views of the Uinta foothills or Rockport Reservoir. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market in and around Wanship.
May 2026 · Wanship market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Wanship right now.
Median sale
$525,000
1 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
78 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
95.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
8
active + pending
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Common questions
About golf course homes in Wanship.
Which golf courses are near Wanship? ▾
The closest private courses are Wasatch Peaks Ranch (Tom Fazio), Promontory's Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus layouts, and Victory Ranch (Rees Jones) along the Provo River. For public play, Park City Golf Club and Soldier Hollow in Midway are both within a 20-30 minute drive.
What do golf course homes in the Wanship area typically cost? ▾
Most golf-adjacent listings start around $1.5M for existing homes on club-community lots and climb into the $8-15M range for new construction inside Wasatch Peaks Ranch. Raw club lots without a home generally trade between $500K and $3M depending on view and fairway position.
Do I have to join the club to buy a home in these communities? ▾
At Wasatch Peaks Ranch, club membership is mandatory and tied to property ownership. Promontory and Victory Ranch offer optional memberships, though most owners join — initiation fees currently run roughly $200K-$250K at Promontory and similar at Victory Ranch, with annual dues on top.
How long is the golf season at this elevation? ▾
Wanship sits around 5,900 feet and the surrounding courses are higher, so the season runs roughly mid-May through mid-October. Most owners treat their homes as four-season properties, with winter use focused on skiing at Park City, Deer Valley, and the private Wasatch Peaks ski terrain.
How far is Wanship from Park City and the airport? ▾
Old Town Park City is about 12 miles south via US-40, roughly 15-20 minutes door to door. Salt Lake City International is 40 miles west on I-80, typically a 35-45 minute drive outside of ski-weekend traffic.
Are short-term rentals allowed in the golf communities near Wanship? ▾
Rules vary by community. Promontory and Victory Ranch restrict short-term rentals to protect the residential character, while some non-HOA acreage properties along the Wanship corridor permit nightly rentals under Summit County code. Always confirm with the specific HOA and check county zoning before assuming rental income.
What's the difference between a fairway lot and a golf-view lot? ▾
Fairway lots physically border the course and often have cart-path access, which carries a premium and some risk of stray balls. Golf-view lots sit across a road or one tier back — you see the course but don't touch it, typically at a 10-20% discount versus a comparable fairway parcel.