St. George · Golf
The courses worth knowing around St. George, Utah: who can play, how many holes, and a link to book each one.
Golf score
15th of 94 golf cities for retirement golf
Golf score blends year-round playability (40%), playable access (20%), affordability (18%), course pedigree (14%), and the size of the mapped set (8%).
Short nine winding beneath red sandstone cliffs and mature cottonwoods
This is the city's original nine, an easy walk under shade trees with red cliffs all around. It stays affordable and friendly, the kind of round you can play often.
Opened 1965 · $
Island-green par 3 on Woodbridge, with holes through old lava flows · Ted Robinson Sr.
Twenty-seven city-owned holes across three nines, with cottonwoods, water, and lava rock to keep things interesting. You can walk it, and the value here is hard to beat.
Opened 1990 · $$ · Slope 137
Traditional layout, one of the most walkable in the area · David Bingham
A traditional city muni that's about the easiest course in town to walk. Rates stay friendly, and the winter overseed makes the fairways pop against the desert.
Opened 1976 · $ · Slope 126
Water in play on eight of nine front holes along the river · John V. Lagant
A convenient city course just off the interstate, with water threading the front nine and a hillier back to mix things up. It walks fine and won't cost you much.
Opened 1963 · $ · Slope 118
Dry washes and red rock outcrops weave through bentgrass greens · Keith Foster
A polished daily-fee course just up the freeway, set among red rock and desert washes. The conditioning is excellent and the views go on for miles.
Opened 2000 · $$$ · Slope 137
Red-rock foothills below Snow Canyon, dramatic elevation and views · Matt Dye
Tucked into the foothills below Snow Canyon, this one trades on big scenery and elevation change. It's a treat to play when you want a course that feels like an event.
Opened 2006 · $$$ · Slope 128
Wide fairways carved from black lava fields beneath vermilion cliffs · Tom Weiskopf and Phil Smith
This is the splurge round, a Tom Weiskopf design routed through black lava rock that now hosts a PGA Tour event. The fairways are generous, so it plays kinder than it looks.
Opened 2023 · $$$$
