The Best Golf Courses in St. George, Ranked
All 14 Greater St. George golf courses ranked — from the marquee tournament layouts at Sand Hollow, Black Desert, and Entrada to the municipal value gems locals play year-round.
The best golf courses in St. George, ranked
Greater St. George packs 14 golf courses into a 30-minute radius — from championship desert layouts that host professional tours to friendly municipal tracks locals play year-round. Here's how they stack up, and which one is right for your round. Green fees change by season; confirm current rates with each course.
The marquee three
- Sand Hollow Golf Club (Hurricane) — The John Fought–designed Championship course, routinely ranked the best public course in Utah, plays along and into red-rock canyons; its cliff-edge holes are the most photographed in the state. Our pick for the one round you can't miss.
- Black Desert Resort (Ivins) — Tom Weiskopf's final design, routed through black-lava fields at the foot of Snow Canyon. It now hosts both PGA Tour and LPGA events, making it the region's most prestigious course. Our pick for tournament-caliber golf.
- Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club — Private, par 71, refreshed by a 2022 David McLay Kidd redesign, weaving between lava rock and red sand. Our pick if you can get on as a member or guest.
Best public value
- The Ledges Golf Club — A Matt Dye design north of town with big elevation changes and Pine Valley Mountain views; the best non-resort public test in the area.
- Coral Canyon Golf Course (Washington) — A Keith Foster design that's a local favorite for shot variety and conditioning.
- Copper Rock Golf Course — Host of an LPGA Epson Tour event, a scenic daily-fee course that punches above its price.
Municipal gems (where locals play)
- Sunbrook Golf Club — 27 holes of city-owned golf along the Santa Clara River; the best municipal value in town.
- St. George Golf Club — A mature, tree-lined par-73 muni that plays longer than its price tag suggests.
- Green Spring Golf Course (Washington) — Known for the dramatic par-4 "Devil's Gulch" 6th, one of the region's signature holes.
- Southgate Golf Club — A flatter, walkable par-70 muni that's forgiving for higher handicaps.
- Sky Mountain Golf Course (Hurricane) — A municipal course with jaw-dropping Pine Valley and Zion-country views for a fraction of resort prices.
- Dixie Red Hills Golf Course — A charming 9-hole, par-34 muni tucked into the red cliffs downtown; the region's most affordable and most historic round.
Semi-private & private
- SunRiver Golf Club — A semi-private, par-71 course at the heart of the SunRiver 55+ community.
- Bloomington Country Club — The area's original private club, a classic parkland layout near the Virgin River.
Compare every course side by side on the golf courses page, or plan a trip with the St. George golf vacation guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best golf course in St. George?
Sand Hollow's Championship course is the consensus best public course and is regularly ranked #1 in Utah; Black Desert Resort is the most prestigious, hosting PGA Tour and LPGA events.
What is the best-value golf course in St. George?
The municipal courses — Sunbrook, St. George Golf Club, Green Spring, Southgate, Sky Mountain, and 9-hole Dixie Red Hills — offer the best value, with far lower green fees than the resort courses.
Can you play golf year-round in St. George?
Yes. Mild desert winters make St. George one of the few U.S. destinations where you can play every month. Winter is peak season; midsummer rounds are cheapest and best played early in the morning.