St. George, Utah is the perfect destination for golfers. The area is home to more than 10 public golf courses for visitors to enjoy. Learn about the best golf courses in St. George below.
With 300 days of sunshine on average per year, St. George is the perfect destination for your golf trip! With over 10 public golf courses in St. George and surrounding areas, there is bound to be one that fits your needs! You can find all the golf courses in St. George below. Plus, you can get discounts at some of the best courses by being our guests! See below to find out which courses offer discounts.
For more information on accessing these discounts, please contact Red Rock Vacation Rentals at (435) 703-9944.
Coral Canyon Golf Course offers luxurious golf surrounded by breathtaking views of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park. The 7,200-yard, 72 par layout provides a memorable golf outing.
Are you ready for award-winning golf? Book a tee time at Sand Hollow Resort! It’s home to two beautiful golf courses that have breathtaking views and are considered the best that Utah has to offer. There’s also a driving range for those who want to practice their swing.
Experience golfing excellence like you never have before at Copper Rock Golf Course. It offers 18 holes of challenging play nestled in the Hurricane Valley. This championship golf course features sweeping views of the Pine Valley Mountains, Hurricane Cliffs, and Zion National Park at every hole.
Southgate Golf Course is a golf course with multiple personalities. Laid out as a great walking course, the front nine requires accuracy to successfully negotiate its waterways.
Golf Digest twice rated Sunbrook Golf Course as the best golf course in Utah. This rating is a result of a number of elements including scenery, challenge, quality, and service.
The golf course has been a part of St. George for 30+ years. It has more of a traditional feel to its layout, while maintaining the challenge of a Par of 73.
Dixie Red Hills Golf Course was the first golf course developed by the City of St. George in the mid 1960’s, taking us from a desert gas station stop to a true place of beauty and tourism.
