Green Spring Golf Course

Washington City's original red-rock municipal course, famous for the par-4 6th 'Devil's Gulch' over a canyon gorge and dramatic Pine Valley Mountain views.

Course facts

Type: Municipal
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Yardage: 6,859
Course rating: 71.9
Slope rating: 130
Architect: Gene Bates
Year opened: 1989

Designed by Gene Bates and opened in 1989, Green Spring helped launch Southern Utah's golf-tourism era and was recognized among the nation's best new public courses of its time. Its signature is a pair of dramatic desert holes — a par-3 played across a deep red-rock canyon, and the long par-4 6th nicknamed 'Devil's Gulch,' regularly ranked among Utah's toughest holes.

The course at a glance

Holes & par: 18 holes, par 72
Yardage: about 6,859 yards from the back tees
Designed by: Gene Bates
Opened: 1989
Access: Municipal — city-owned, open to public play

Location

Green Spring Golf Course is at 588 N Green Springs Dr, Washington, UT 84780. It anchors the Green Spring community.

Living near the course

Thinking about living on or near the fairway? See our Green Spring buyer's guide and the Green Spring community page, or browse every golf communities of Greater Zion and the master-planned communities hub.

Frequently asked questions

Is Green Spring open to the public?

Yes — Green Spring is a Washington City public course.

What is Green Spring's most famous hole?

The par-4 6th, 'Devil's Gulch,' which forces a drive over a red-rock gorge and is considered one of the hardest holes in the state.

Who operates Green Spring and when did it open?

It is a municipal course operated by Washington City; it opened in 1989 and was designed by Gene Bates.

Is it near shopping?

Yes — the Green Springs commercial district (Costco, Walmart, Home Depot, and more) sits minutes away, and the course anchors the established Green Spring neighborhood.

Addresses

588 N Green Spring Dr
Washington, UT 84780

588 N Green Springs Dr
Washington, UT 84780