Join us for what is sure to be the party of the summer with a salute to the legendary band The Bee Gees. Break out your leisure suits, dancing shoes and party to the sounds of the band the New York Times called “Amazing.” From traditional Bee Gees’ songs like “Night Fever” and “More Than A Woman,” the authentic look and falsetto vocals will take you back to re-live those great memories of the ‘70s. Take a trip down memory lane and experience the amazing new Shed Amphitheater! After the performance, continue to dance into the night with ’70s hits spun by “DJ Pauly.”   Click here and see our easy click registration on our main page!

6:00 pm – The Shed Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Cocktails
7:30 pm – Dinner
8:30 pm – Performance

This annual event supports the Promontory Foundation, a non-profit organization that gives 100% of its revenues to local Park City and Summit County charitable groups. Last year’s recipients included: the Park City Performing Arts Foundation, the Kimball Arts Center, the National Ability Center, KPCW community radio, Peace House, Mountain Trails Foundation and more. A live and silent auction will be held at the event in hopes to increase the dollars  for our local charities! We look forward to a great fundraising event July 3rd 2012!

For more information on the Promontory Foundation and how you can be involved, email Beth Armstrong,Foundation Director. barmstrong@promontoryclub.com

More Country. More Clue. 

Promontory enriches us and our families by providing unique and adventurous experiences and world-class amenities that truly take us away from the distractions of the world.
We choose Utah for its spectacular scenery, weather and accessibility. We choose Park City for its one-of-a-kind skiing, cultural attractions and small-town living. And we choose our wide-ranging, eleven-square-mile parcel of land for its vistas, its topography, its wildlife and its ability to bring us closer to the earth while keeping the rest of the planet at a convenient distance. This is the promise of Promontory.

A promise you’ll see reflected in every corner of the Promontory Conservancy and in every detail of the Promontory Master Plan – including the very symbol of Promontory: generations coming together, both enjoying nature and celebrating life.

Our Executive Sales Team can help you and family begin living the promontory promise.  With our amazing “Private Reserve” home sites you will find a place where family and friends can connect and where a promised life style is surrounded by majestic mountain beauty.

More Country. More Club.

8758 N. Promontory Ranch Road
Park City, Utah 84098

Call Us:

888-458-6600 (toll free)
435-333-4600.

The Mountain Bluebird can be seen in the mountain meadows. Their bright blue color and beautiful song make this bird a delight to watch.  The red head and body of the house finch looks beautiful among the aspen trees. These birds eat grains and have big appetites for weed seeds such as dandelion and nettle. The dark eyed Junco is a small American sparrow. They love the shrubs and can be seen in the aspen trees.

Larger birds, especially raptor birds are majestic flyers. The Cooper’s hawk is fairly common in Utah. Dining on small rodents and other small birds this hawk will build a nest some 20 feet high in trees. The Golden Eagle one of the best known birds in North America can be seen on property. Their wing span can be as much as 7 feet in length and always awe inspiring to watch fly. Sometimes turkey vultures are mistaken for hawks. However, this bird can be identified by its unstable flight in the air, always adjusting wings and flying in pairs. Just as you would think of a vulture these birds feed on decay. They too are fun to watch!

For the best views of the birds, choose  morning time when the birds are searching for food. Listen and watch and if you have a pair of binoculars you can see close up without disturbing the birds. Choosing a different location around property will ensure you see a wide variety of birds.  The trail system will take you to a variety of viewing areas. Our  golf courses have prime viewing areas, a perfect combination of natural beauty while golfing on one of our two award winning courses.

For information and identification visit our conservancy report.  www.promontoryclub.com.

More Country. More Club.

Neala finds time to give back to the children of Haiti. Helping to restore fresh drinking water and building schools after a devastating earthquake.

Ashley enjoys the outdoors with her children. Taking long walks and snow shoe hikes, sharing her love of the outdoors to 3 active children. Ashley and her family find time to help at a “feed the hungry” event.

Mia says her mom has taught her how to be creative and how to work hard in school. Being a mom to twins is a lot of fun!  When the family comes to Promontory they enjoy tennis and golf and hiking in Deer Valley together. Liz is a busy volunteer with an array of community service projects she helps with in her home state of Texas.

Mary and her two kids took at trip to Lethabong South Africa. Where they together helped in the classroom bringing with them generous donations to help the children stay healthy and active. Jacob says it was an experience he will never forget, thanks to his mom for organizing the mission trip to Lethabong.

Moms, we celebrate you!

Thank you  for all you do in our global community  but  most of all for being Mother!

We honor you today and everyday! We are so glad you chose Promontory as your home!

Happy Mother’s Day!

More Country. More Club.

Just 30 minutes from an international airport, Promontory has become the market leader for Mountain Recreational communities. Legendary Park City is home to two of the top five ski resorts in North America according to Ski Magazine,, including #1 Deer Valley.   Their service and impeccable grooming have made the resort #1 for five years running.

What many people don’t know is that Park City is also a great destination in the summer!   Our mountains offer a relief from hot, humid or dusty summers.   In the cool mountain air, Promontory boasts two championship golf courses ranked #2 and #3 in the state of Utah by Golf Digest, and the accolades keep coming.  Our Jack Nicklaus signature course was recently ranked #1 in Utah by Utah Business Magazine.  We’ve enjoyed an early spring, and our courses are in excellent condition.  Our team of Promontory golf professionals have put together a great schedule of activities for golf purists and new golfers alike.  So often it’s more about the camaraderie you enjoy with your friends and family — on and off the course.

Off the courses, Promontory has an incredible array of amenities, including Zen-inspired spa, tennis, fitness, an indoor/outdoor pool, a “Kid’s only cabin” and an Outfitter with 50 miles of hiking and biking trails.  And opening in July, our newest Clubhouse, ‘The Shed” will be our newest center of family fun.

The Shed is an architectural marvel of glass and metal that greets you as you drive up our main road.  Inside, you’ll find an Arts & Crafts Studio with 270 degree views, a 50-seat movie theater, General Store, Game room, Casual Dining restaurant and two lanes of bowling.  We also have an indoor basketball arena that opens up to an outdoor amphitheater.  Our Grand Opening will be on July 3 with a Star-Spangled Promontory Foundation event that will take you back in time to 1976.

So have you missed your chance to buy at Promontory?  Absolutely not!  Our inventories still have terrific values and we have a great selection of homes and home sites that you and your family will enjoy for generations to come.  Check out our website at www.promontoryclub.com  to find out more about us.  Be sure to ask about our limited time offers on cabins and home sites that shouldn’t be missed. ”

More Country. More Club.

Promontory

• Take UT-224 to I-80 East to Exit 150, or
• Take UT-248 to US-40 to Exit 2 (Silver Summit)

8758 N. Promontory Ranch Road
Park City, Utah 84098

Call Us:

888-458-6600 (toll free)
435-333-4600.

In Ross’s review he says, “Taking a look at Rory Mcllroy today compared to when he emerged onto the European Tour there is a clear cut difference in his muscle mass.  Rory rotates his hips farther than most golfers you will see,this has allowed him to build muscle while maintaining his flexibility. When watching Mcllroy hit a ball, at the top of his back- swing his shoulders rotate beyond the ball,furthermore, upon impact he stops his hip rotation ever so slightly and follows through with his hips rotating well past his target line. His ability to match strength and flexibility is why he is able to hit the ball so far despite his short stature.”

What can you do to reduce the risk of injury while playing Golf?

Every Golfer is built different and everyone has different limitations in their body.  You can’t fix your swing or pain until you address your body limitations.

Find out today what your limitations are and how you can correct them and your swing.  Contact Promontory’s Ross Duggan for an analysis and training.   Pete Dye Canyon Golf.  435-333-4218

More Country. More Club

Promontory is Park City’s private residential community.

Follow us on Twitter. Promontory Golf and find us on Facebook!

 Join us May 19th 8:30 a.m Pete Dye Canyon Golf Clubhouse.  An informational  meeting with Ross and health professionals on how you can get started on your best golf season at Promontory!

Inside the Ranch Clubhouse, you’ll find a rejuvenating Spa, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis complex, Ranch Clubhouse Café, and fitness center with classes for yoga, Pilates, ski conditioning and more.This summer club members will enjoy an array of activities whether it is a tennis lesson with our tennis professional, Adam Huebner, Spinning with Karin Wilson, pool side with lunch or a spa treatment that will remind you how life should be-relaxed!

7000 acres  in beautiful Park City Utah and a clubhouse in the center of the activity is why we say More Country. More Club.

Tom Rogers, Director of Promontory Golf and his golf professionals are ready for another great golf season. The Pete Dye Canyon course and the Jack Nicklaus Signature course opened today!

This will be Tom’s third season with Promontory. In 1973 he started in the golf business at Easton CC just outside of Boston Massachusetts. He became a member of the PGA in 1977 and was named to the PGA Quarter Century club in 2002.  Tom’s ability to grow golf programs through vibrant lesson tournaments has been vital to the great success that Promontory has seen with the golf membership base. Tom’s talents in merchandising amenities and creating a welcoming atmosphere keeps the members coming back year after year.   Tom welcomes the new season.

Tommy Chipman has been in the golf industry for 19 years and with Promontory for 10 years. Tommy graduated from Methodist University in Business Administration and Golf Management. As a Member of the 1996 and 1997 NCAA Division 3 National Championship Team, he knows what it takes to bring the game to the next level of play.  In 2010 The Utah PGA named Tommy Merchandiser of the Year.  For golf members who need help with a new set of clubs, Tommy is Titleist and Ping Certified Club Fitter and is happy to help players with a new set of clubs.   Our club  members of all ages love Tommy and credit him for getting their kids excited about golf!   For those members who have not met Tommy, besides playing golf, he is an accomplished drummer and loves to ski with his family.

Mike Manning believes golf is about a complete game. Body, mind and swing together is why Michael is so good at what he does. As  a golf professional he enjoys teaching players of all ages . Michael is golf certified and  the recipient of the 2006 Acushnet scholarship for having the highest test score.  He qualified and competed in the 20122 National PGA Assistant’s Championship. Mike is happy to help with private or group lessons for all skill level of play!

Join us this season on our award winning golf courses. Let our Golf Professionals help you with your tee times, instruction, merchandising or just to say hello.

Join us this season on Park City Utah’s premiere private golf courses here at beautiful Promontory.

More Country. More Club

Spring time at Promontory means our wild life will be raising their young.  Mule deer will be delivering their fawns late May, early June.  It’s reported that mule deer are much less afraid of humans than other deer species. Do not approach the deer.  Like all deer, mulies are unable to detect motionless objects, but their eyesight is extraordinarily sensitive to moving objects. The mule deer’s sense of hearing and smell are also extremely acute. Because of their acute smell they will find plants, shrubs and trees to eat and enjoy visiting the same areas to eat.

The mule deer  gets its name from its large mule-like ears. Adult male mule deer are called bucks, adult females are called does, and young of both sexes are called fawns. The black-tailed deer is considered by some a distinct species though it is classified as a subspecies of the Mule Deer. Unlike its cousin, the white-tailed deer, mule deer are generally more associated with the land west of the Missouri River. The most noticeable differences between whitetails and mule deer are the color of their tails and configuration of their antlers. The mule deer’s tail is black tipped. Mule deer antlers are bifurcated, or “fork” as they grow rather than branching from a single main beam (as with white-tails).

The mule deer is the largest of the Odocoileus genus, standing, on the average, 40 to42 inches  at the shoulders and stretching 80 inches  or so nose to tail. An adult buck will weigh from 150-300 pounds  on the hoof, with Does  averaging 125-175 pounds .http://www.promontoryclub.com/natural_resources/mammalsDetails.php?MammalName=Mule%20Deer

Members and Guests at Promontory are advised to drive cautiously and not to feed any of the deer.  Stay on the trail system and be aware of other animals that may be in the area.  Stay your distance.

Promontory’s conservancy can help you with any questions or concerns you may have about the wild life on property.

Enjoy the beauty of Spring at Promontory!  More Country. More Club