St. George Golf Vacations
A St. George golf trip is built around one fact: the courses stay open all winter. While Salt Lake City and Denver are under snow, southern Utah is playing in shirtsleeves.
When to come
Spring (March through May) and fall (September through November) are the peak seasons — mid-70s, dry, and busy enough that tee times need booking ahead. Winter is the value season: cool mornings, mild afternoons, and the lowest green fees of the year. July and August are hot enough that most golfers play at dawn.
How many rounds to book
Most stay-and-play trips run three to five nights with one round a day. Leave at least one afternoon open — Zion National Park is under an hour away, and Snow Canyon State Park is fifteen minutes from most courses.
Where to base yourself
Staying central to St. George puts nearly every course within a 25-minute drive, which is what makes a multi-course trip work here — you are not repositioning between rounds.
Courses to play
- Black Desert Resort Golf Club
- Bloomington Country Club
- Copper Rock Golf Course
- Coral Canyon Golf Course
- Dixie Red Hills Golf Course
- Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club
- Green Spring Golf Course
- Sand Hollow Golf Club
- Sky Mountain Golf Course
- Southgate Golf Club
- St George Golf Club
- Sunbrook Golf Club
- SunRiver Golf Club
- The Ledges Golf Club
Plan your trip
- The Best Golf Courses in St. George, Ranked
- Golf Course Communities in St. George: A Buyer's Guide
- Golf in St. George: A Visitor's Guide
- When to Golf St. George: A Season-by-Season Guide
- St. George's Bucket-List Golf: Sand Hollow, Black Desert, and Entrada
- Planning a St. George Golf Trip
- How to Golf St. George Without Blowing Your Budget