Schneiter's Pebblebrook is an 18-hole executive-length public course in Sandy, Utah. The property began as a nine-hole course built by George Schneiter in the mid-1970s. A second nine was developed later, with Gary Schneiter assisting his father on the expansion.
Contemporary reporting from 1991 described the enlarged course as an unusually compact 18-hole layout. The configuration has changed since then: current course data lists par 66, with the blue tees at 4,128 yards and rated 63.4/97. The course is therefore significantly shorter than a conventional par-72 layout while retaining a full 18 holes.
The course is an 18-hole executive golf course. It plays to par 66, 4,128 yards, course rating 63.4 and slope rating 97. The course was designed by George Schneiter. It is open to the public.
George Schneiter built Pebblebrook as a nine-hole course in the mid-1970s.
A second nine was designed with help from Gary Schneiter and added in the late 1980s. Contemporary reporting noted that the expansion required substantial changes to the original routing because of the compact site.
Pebblebrook remains an 18-hole public facility, now playing as a short par-66 course.
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