Public · 27 holes
Sunbrook Golf Club
Ted Robinson's 27-hole city-owned gem: three 9-hole loops through St. George's red rock terrain.
St. George, UT
2240 W Sunbrook Dr, St. George, UT 84770
About this course
Sunbrook Golf Club is a municipal facility operated by the City of St. George, Utah, set on bluffs, cottonwoods and lava terrain west of the city. It opened in 1990 with two nines designed by Ted Robinson Sr., and a third nine followed later.
The course comprises 27 holes across three distinct nines: The Pointe plays through open desert and small canyons with elevated views, Woodbridge runs through mature cottonwoods along lower ground and includes a par-3 island green and a wooden bridge crossing, and Black Rock, designed by John Harbottle, threads through an old lava flow with dark basalt rock bordering several holes. The standard combination pairs the Pointe and Woodbridge nines for an 18-hole round.
Sunbrook is public, open to visitors and residents, with tee times through the city's golf division. Water comes into play on more than a third of the holes.
Type
Desert
Region
Southwest
Holes
27
Par
72
Yardage
6,888
Established
1990
LooperScore
71.9
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Design & architects
- Ted Robinson, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Sunbrook Golf Club, by true distance.
Sunbrook Golf Club: Blackrock/The Pointe
Saint George, UT · 1.1 mi away
Sunbrook Golf Club: Blackrock/The Pointe is in Saint George, Utah. The course has well-maintained greens and a challenging layout.
Southgate Golf Course
St. George, UT · 2.2 mi away
Southgate Golf Club is an 18-hole municipal course in St. George, Utah, owned and operated by the city, located off Dixie Drive near the Bluff Street exit from I-15. The front nine runs alongside the Santa Clara River with water in play on most holes, while the back nine climbs into the foothills of Tonaquint Mountain with views of the red-rock terrain around downtown St. George. The course plays to a par of 70 and is considered walkable, with wide front-nine fairways giving way to narrower, hillier terrain on the back nine. It is open to the public and includes a PGA-staffed golf shop, practice green, driving range, and practice bunker, along with a game-improvement center offering lessons.
Dixie Red Hills Golf Course
St. George, UT · 2.9 mi away
Dixie Red Hills Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-34 public course owned by the City of St. George, Utah. Opened July 4, 1965 as the first golf course in Washington County, it was the city's original municipal course before Southgate and other layouts followed. The course winds through red sandstone cliffs and boulders, with mature cottonwoods, pines and mesquite providing shade in the desert heat. Holes 1, 3 and 6 are noted for play around and over rock outcrops, including a boulder guarding the first green. A new clubhouse replaced the original 1967 building in 2018-2019.
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