Promontory Club

Promontory is the largest private golf and ski community in the Park City area: a 7,200-acre gated development east of Park City with 1,924 platted homesites across 43 distinct neighborhoods, roughly 965 homes built to date, and an active club membership reported at approximately 1,139 members. The community is organized around three golf courses under the Promontory Club umbrella -- the 7,690-yard Pete Dye Canyon Course, the 8,098-yard Jack Nicklaus Painted Valley Course, and The Hills, a full 18-hole all-par-3 course designed by Forrest Richardson that opened in 2024 -- alongside ski access, an equestrian program, multiple clubhouses, and a growing wellness/spa program (a new design center and wellness amenities were announced in early 2026). Sub-neighborhoods carry their own identity within the larger community; Pinnacle at Promontory, for example, is a gated 64-homesite enclave on roughly 143 acres with its own private clubhouse (Skyhouse), separate from -- but still within -- the broader Promontory footprint.

Critically, and consistent with this platform's proximity-is-not-access discipline, Promontory's own club structure confirms that owning property here does not include or require any club membership. Full Golf Membership -- the only path to the three courses -- is a distinct equity purchase, currently reported sold out with a waitlist, separate from a non-golf Social Membership. This research also resolved a specific fabrication-risk flag discovery raised: a widely repeated figure describing a '$200,000 deposit increase effective September 15, 2026' is accurate, but describes the SIZE of the increase (from a $300,000 deposit to $500,000), not a standalone $200,000 fee -- a distinction worth naming explicitly since a careless read could misstate Promontory's actual current pricing. As of this research's date (September 22, 2026), the increase has already taken effect: the current Full Golf Membership deposit is $500,000, not $300,000.

Home prices in Promontory span a wide range: 38 closed residential sales through June 2026 showed a median near $5.6 million and a high sale of $25 million, with attached product (the Double Deer Cottages) starting around $2.3 million and custom estate lots at Pinnacle ranging from just under $3 million to just under $10 million. Reported build-out figures are themselves worth treating with some care -- one set of figures describes 965 of 1,924 homesites as built (about 50%), while an earlier discovery-stage figure described the community as '~75% sold,' a different metric (sold vs. built) that this research could not fully reconcile from public sourcing and records here as an open question rather than a resolved fact.