Welcome to St. George Utah, the best destination in the west for golf packages and golf vacations. St. George Utah is a golfer's paradise with year-round weather that allows golf course play 365 days a year.
St. George Utah sits at the southwest corner of the state of Utah and is with just a few miles from both the Arizona and Nevada borders and just 90 minutes from Las Vegas. St. George is has been steadily growing in the number of available golf courses. Presently St. George offers 12 golf courses with varying degrees of difficulty. Click here for maps of the St. George area.
Some of the more challenging St. George Utah golf courses are Sunbrook Golf Course, Sand Hollow Golf Course, Sky Mountain Golf Course, The Ledges Golf Course and Coral Canyon Golf Course. Other great courses include Sun River Golf Course, St. George Golf Course, Dixie Red Hills Golf Course and Southgate Golf Course. A local private course that is also a great challenge is Entrada Golf Course. To play this course, guests must stay at the Inn at Entrada. Use the navigation to the left to learn more about the individual courses associated with the Red Rock Golf Trail.
St. George Utah sits at an elevation of 2,800 feet and is part of the great basin desert. The plants and animals of two other desert life-zones come together in St. George and this makes for a very diverse desert biology. St. George is also the site of some of America's most scenic geologic wonders. Anciently the St. George area was the bottom of a giant lake and various layers of sediment that were deposited in this lake have now been exposed. These layers of red and white colored sedimentary rock (sandstone) make for dramatic scenic back-drops. Volcanic activity also has covered the region and lava cones and fields of ancient molten lava cover the hills and valleys of the area. The contrast of red sandstone, black lava, blue skies and green desert foliage is a scenic marvel. Click here for a list of things to do in St. George, Utah.
Near St. George Utah is Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park is just an hour or more past Zion National Park.
St. George Utah offers excellent dining, shopping, day-spas, outdoor adventures and a myriad of other activities for the golfer or non-golfer.
St. George offers 30 miles or paved walking and biking trails and a vast array of single-track trails for mountain biking. Road cyclists in the St. George area love to ride through Snow Canyon State Park and on the many paved back-roads that lead to the smaller neighboring communities within the region. Hikers will enjoy Snow Canyon State Park, Zion National Park, the Dixie National Forest and thousands of acres of terrain overseen by the Bureau of Land Management.
St. George has several State Parks in close proximity that offer water-sport opportunities. They are Sand Hollow, Quail Lake and Gunlock state parks. Each is open for fishing, boating and other water-related activities. To learn more about the St. George area - click here.
