St George (UT) golf vacation FAQs

Tucked between red rock cliffs and desert landscapes in Utah, St. George is a hidden gem for golfers, offering a truly unique experience with breathtaking scenery, world-class courses, and peaceful Southwestern charm.

Check out our top tips for golf vacations in St George as we answer all of your frequently asked questions about this renowned golf destination.

With its breathtaking red rock backdrops and year-round sunshine, St. George is one of the most visually striking golf destinations in the United States. Nestled in Utah’s south-western desert, this hidden gem offers a collection of stunning courses that combine dramatic natural landscapes with championship-calibre layouts.

Most packages include accommodations, tee times at selected golf courses, and sometimes extras like breakfast, rental cars, or spa access. View our St George golf packages here.

Some of the most popular and highly rated courses include:

Sand Hollow Resort (Championship Course) – Arguably one of the most visually stunning golf courses in the Southwest, Sand Hollow’s Championship Course is renowned for its red rock backdrops and dramatic elevation changes. Carved through desert landscape and perched along sandstone ridges, it’s a must-play for serious golfers visiting St. George. The course seamlessly blends playability with unforgettable views, earning frequent recognition as one of Utah’s best.

Coral Canyon Golf Course – A favorite among locals and visitors alike, Coral Canyon features wide, forgiving fairways paired with striking desert scenery. Located at the foothills of Zion National Park, the course delivers a solid test for players of all levels without being overly punishing. Its scenic design and consistent course conditions make it a staple on any St. George golf itinerary.

The Ledges Golf Club – With panoramic views overlooking Snow Canyon State Park, The Ledges combines beauty with challenge in a truly memorable layout. The course boasts pristine fairways, dramatic elevation shifts, and a design that rewards strategic play. Whether you’re a low handicapper or a weekend warrior, this course is sure to impress.

Green Spring - A classic St. George course that has stood the test of time, Green Spring offers dramatic views, tight fairways, and several risk-reward holes that keep players engaged from start to finish. Known for its famous par-3 holes that play over deep red rock ravines, it’s a hidden gem that deserves a spot on any golf trip to the region.

Fall and spring are ideal, with mild temperatures and optimal course conditions. Winter is cooler but playable, and summer brings heat, but also deep discounts and less crowded tee times.

In Utah, average temperatures range from 30–45°F in winter, 50–70°F in spring, 60–80°F in fall, and 85–100°F in summer, with colder lows and warmer highs depending on elevation and region.

Yes, many of our packages include spa access such as Black Desert Resort. Other activities are available nearby such as hiking and national parks. National Park is only about an hour away, making it great for mixed-interest trips.

Most trips last 3–5 days, which is enough to enjoy multiple courses, relax at a resort, and explore local attractions.

Yes. St. George has a regional airport (SGU) with connections to Salt Lake City, Denver, and Phoenix. Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (about 2 hours away) is a popular option with more flight availability.

You can, but many courses and package providers offer club rentals. It’s a good option if you’re flying or prefer to travel light.

For peak seasons, book at least 2–3 months in advance to secure preferred tee times and accommodation. Last-minute deals are available in off-peak months.

In St. George, Utah, several golf courses are beginner-friendly, including The Ledges Golf Club, Sand Hollow Resort, and Black Desert Resort Golf Course. These courses offer forgiving layouts, multiple tee options, and access to professional instruction, with Sand Hollow featuring a dedicated par-3 Wee Course ideal for new players.