Golf courses in St. George, UT.

St. George, UT

Built in 2006, the Ledges Golf Club is a 7,200-yard par 72 golf course designed by Matt Dye, nephew of legendary course designer Pete Dye. The Ledges was an early crown jewel of Southern Utah’s golf resorts, with a private club feel despite being open to public play. Now, almost 20 years later, it is still well maintained and enjoyed by locals and visitors.

St. George, UT

Ted Robinson's 27-hole city-owned gem: three 9-hole loops through St. George's red rock terrain.

St. George, UT

St. George Golf Club is a municipal course in St. George, in Utah's Dixie. The 18-hole layout plays over desert terrain with red rock views, a friendly muni that serves the St. George area.

St. George, UT

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.

St. George, UT

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.