Stay & play in stunning St. George

Tucked between red rock cliffs and desert landscapes, St. George is a hidden gem for golfers, offering a truly unique experience with breathtaking scenery, world-class courses, and peaceful Southwestern charm.

Home to some spectacular golf courses, St. George delivers dramatic elevation changes, challenging layouts, and unforgettable views of Zion National Park and Snow Canyon. The dry, sunny climate provides ideal playing conditions throughout the year.

Off course, St. George offers a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, with charming resorts, delicious Southwestern cuisine, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure – from hiking and biking to exploring nearby national parks.

Why book a St George golf package?

  • Play dramatic desert courses surrounded by red rock views
  • Enjoy year-round sunshine & top-tier conditions
  • Explore nearby Zion, Bryce Canyon & other natural wonders
  • Relax with great dining, cozy accommodations & small-town charm

The best golf St. George has to offer

With its breathtaking red rock backdrops and year-round sunshine, St. George is one of the most visually striking golf destinations in the United States. Nestled in Utah’s south-western desert, this hidden gem offers a collection of stunning courses that combine dramatic natural landscapes with championship-calibre layouts.

Some of St. George’s best golf courses include:

Sand Hollow Resort – Championship Course Desert golf at its boldest and most beautiful

Designed by John Fought, this award-winning layout is consistently ranked among Utah’s finest. The Championship Course at Sand Hollow Resort features jaw-dropping cliffside holes with panoramic views of Pine Valley Mountain and red rock canyons. The back nine, with fairways hugging sheer drop-offs, is truly unforgettable. Wide fairways and dramatic elevation changes make it both playable and exhilarating.

Coral Canyon Golf Course Scenic, accessible, and great for all skill levels

Coral Canyon is a local favorite just minutes from downtown St. George. The course winds through red rock formations, natural washes, and desert flora. With elevated tees and well-placed hazards, it’s enjoyable for all abilities while still providing a solid challenge for low-handicap golfers.

Black Desert Resort Golf Course A more recent destination in Utah golf

Black Desert is a visually striking newcomer, carved into ancient black lava rock near Ivins. The course balances beauty and playability, with dark lava flows contrasting against lush fairways and red rock backdrops. Strategic bunkering and wide landing zones make it approachable, but the layout still demands thoughtful shot-making.

Copper Rock Golf Course A rising star with tournament standards

One of Utah’s newest and most talked-about courses, Copper Rock is a must-visit. Located in Hurricane, the course features a dynamic layout with rolling fairways, dramatic elevation shifts, and stunning views of the Hurricane Cliffs. Fast greens and challenging tee shots reward precision, making it a favorite for both competitive and recreational golfers.

The Ledges Golf Club Desert drama with views of Snow Canyon

Offering dramatic views and a layout that weaves through rocky cliffs, The Ledges is another must-play in the region. Designed by Matt Dye, the course combines desert style with excellent playability, featuring expansive greens, risk-reward par 5s, and outstanding conditioning. It’s also home to a top-tier practice facility and scenic clubhouse dining.

Travel Tips:

  • Best time to visit – This state offers ideal golf weather year-round. While summers can be very hot, winter is an excellent time to visit, with warm days, cool nights, and unbeatable playing conditions.
  • Booking tee times – Reserve early, especially for popular courses like Sand Hollow.
  • Accessibility – Fly into St. George Regional Airport (SGU), drive from Mesquite (just 40 minutes away), or enjoy the scenic two-hour drive from Las Vegas.

Where to stay in St. George

St. George offers a fantastic range of accommodations, from upscale golf resorts to cozy villas and self-catering condos perfect for group getaways. Whether you're after luxury, convenience, or something that feels like home, you’ll find plenty of excellent options to complement your golf trip.

Here are some of the best places to stay in St. George:

Best for golfers seeking variety Ideal for players who want access to multiple high-quality courses nearby.

The Ledges of St. George – Overlooking Snow Canyon State Park, The Ledges pairs an exceptional Matt Dye-designed course with a selection of elegant vacation rentals right on the fairways. Stay-and-play packages give golfers easy access to the scenic and challenging course, while being just 10 minutes from downtown.

Best for golfers seeking a full resort experience Perfect for those who want it all, on-site golf, luxurious amenities, and unforgettable scenery.

  • Black Desert Resort – One of Utah’s most exciting destinations, Black Desert pairs a luxury stay with a bold, modern golf course surrounded by lava rock and desert beauty. With upscale accommodations, on-site dining, and breathtaking design, it’s ideal for golfers looking for a luxurious, exciting escape.

Best for relaxation & scenic views Perfect for those who want to unwind in peaceful surroundings with resort-level comfort.

Red Mountain Resort – While not a golf resort per se, Red Mountain is a top-rated wellness retreat located near Snow Canyon. It's an ideal choice for those who want to mix golf with relaxation, hiking, spa treatments, and healthy dining, all in a peaceful desert setting.

Plan your ultimate golf getaway

St. George, Utah, is a desert golf paradise with accommodations to match, whether you’re craving a luxury escape, a basecamp for outdoor exploration, or a group-friendly villa with mountain views. With its incredible scenery, peaceful setting, and championship-level courses, there’s no better place for a golf trip that’s as relaxing as it is rewarding.

Our experts say...

St. George is a hidden gem for golfers, offering a remarkable blend of dramatic desert landscapes and top-tier courses. The region’s unique combination of challenging layouts, stunning red rock views, and perfect year-round weather makes it one of the most exciting golf destinations in the United States.

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Connor Smith

Product Manager - US & Mid Haul

Golf Travel Tips For St George

Best months for golfing weather:

late April to early October

Best months for value:

March & November

Most popular months:

May, June & September

Our experts recommend:

May, June & September

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Not sure where to play? Browse our map to find your ideal destination in a city of possibilities. We know you will have plenty of choices! Remember our knowledgeable golf experts are ready to answer any questions.

Things to do

While golf is the heart of St. George, there’s so much more to explore beyond the fairways. Take a break from the course and discover the natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and cultural gems that make this red rock paradise truly unforgettable.

Zion National Park Just under an hour from St. George, Zion offers jaw-dropping canyons, scenic drives, and world-renowned hikes like Angel’s Landing and The Narrows. Whether you're up for a challenging trek or a peaceful walk, Zion is a must-see for nature lovers.

Snow Canyon State Park Located just minutes from downtown, this stunning park features lava flows, red sandstone cliffs, and hiking trails through slot canyons and dunes. It’s perfect for a morning adventure before an afternoon tee time.

Tuacahn Center for the Arts Set in a breathtaking red rock amphitheater, Tuacahn hosts Broadway-style musicals, concerts, and events in a one-of-a-kind setting. Catch a show under the stars, it’s a cultural experience you won’t forget.

Downtown St. George Explore local boutiques, cozy cafes, and historic sites like the Brigham Young Winter Home and the St. George Tabernacle. The area blends small-town charm with a vibrant, walkable atmosphere.

Red Cliffs Desert Reserve An ideal spot for hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing, this protected area offers a quiet, scenic escape just minutes from the city. Keep an eye out for desert tortoises and other native wildlife!

Whether you’re swinging the clubs or exploring the red rock landscapes, St. George offers something amazing around every corner. From natural wonders to cultural treasures, it’s the perfect balance of play and adventure.

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