You don't have to wear a slicker, but there's water on 20 of the 27 holes at the Stonebridge Golf Club. Ideally located in West Valley City, minutes from the Salt Lake International Airport and downtown Salt Lake City, Stonebridge offers 27 holes of wet and wild golf in a links-style layout designed by U.S. Open champion and renowned course designer Johnny Miller. Named after the rustic red rock bridges that dot the course, Stonebridge features three challenging nines, each measuring nearly 3,600 yards from the tips, making it one of the longest as well as wettest courses in Utah. But if you're not a long hitter, don't worry, there are three other teeing areas for all levels of golfer.

  The lakes and creeks are the major hazard, but there's also plenty of sand, with 93 formal bunkers and a 200 yard long waste bunker on one hole. The water and sand, plus the wide fairway landing areas, bent grass greens and lovely native grass plantings combine to give the course a Scottish links feel that makes it truly scenic and a joy to play. "I was excited to design a links style course in the heart of the Salt Lake Valley," Johnny Miller says.