
YOUR GREATER GOLF ADVENTURE AWAITS


YOUR GREATER GOLF ADVENTURE AWAITS



Welcome to Greater Zion, where golf and adventure are endless. Nestled between the towering walls of Zion National Park, the snow-capped peaks of the Pine Valley Mountains, and the petrified sand dunes of Snow Canyon State Park, you’ll find 14 courses in a 20-mile radius. There’s no shortage of holes, nor is there a shortage of adventure off the course.
No matter where you play, you’ll be in awe of the deep blue skies, emerald fairways, black lava, and radiant red rocks that surround you. With mild temperatures throughout the year, every season is golf season in Greater Zion. All 14 courses enjoy sunny days, picturesque scenery, and friendly golfing communities.
Adventure awaits you beyond the greens, too. World-class mountain biking, offroad adventures, hiking, canyoneering, and watersports are all easily accessible when you’re ready to take a break from your clubs. Or, the non-golfers in your party can explore these off-the-course options while you take your time on the links.
With direct flights to St. George Regional Airport (SGU) from Dallas, Phoenix, Denver, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City, getting to Greater Zion couldn’t be easier. Or, fly to Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas (LAS) and make the scenic 90-minute drive north on I-15.
Grab your clubs and come explore Greater Zion.

















































































Nestled within Greater Zion’s landscape of jet-black lava beds and towering cliffs, Black Desert Resort and a Tom Weiskopf designed golf course beckon you. This 19-hole, 7,200-yard, championship desert course boasts fair greens, forgiving fairways, and plenty of challenging elements. Black Desert attracts expert golfers, national praise, and even stops on the PGA and LPGA tours.


Opened in 1969 and freshly renovated in 2019, Bloomington Country Club is one of Greater Zion’s most unique golf courses. With nearly 7,000 yards of immaculately maintained fairways, flawless greens, a large practice putting green, a chipping green with a challenging sand trap, and a full-size driving range, the extensive amenities make Bloomington the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful yet challenging game.


Boasting stunning views of copper mountains, vast skies, and natural sand dunes, Copper Rock invites professional and amateur golfers alike to enjoy a day in Hurricane. Renowned for its challenging layout, this course is rated among the best courses in Greater Zion and is honored to host multiple national tournaments, including the Epson Tour and the LPGA Legends Championship. Look forward to a perfect blend of luxury and leisure in the backyard of Sand Hollow State Park.


Coral Canyon provides the perfect opportunity for you to enjoy luxurious golf at the doorway of Zion National Park. Coral Canyon’s 7,146-yard, par-72 layout provides breathtaking views from wide, forgiving fairways. Combined with fresh updates to the course, Coral Canyon’s offerings entice multiple golf tournaments throughout the year. Book a tee time to experience this gem for yourself — we bet you’ll be enticed, too.


Dixie Red Hills Golf Club was the first golf course in Greater Zion, opening in July 1965. With its spectacular red-rock setting and playability, it is well-known, beloved by all, and credited with elevating the local golf scene to the high caliber it is today. Don’t be fooled by this course’s age or size, though. The nine-hole, par-34 layout will have you calling shots off the boulders, around the cliffs, and through the trees as you find your way to the green.



This 18-hole private golf course is a Johnny Miller Signature Design. Opened in 1996, Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club stretches across 7,065 yards of desert landscape with a backdrop of red sandstone cliffs, rolling dunes, black lava beds, and rugged arroyos. David McLay-Kidd’s recent redesign elevated the playing experience for its members (and those who stay on property). Entrada has since been rated Utah’s top year-round private golf course and No. 5 overall for Utah by Golf Digest.


With stunning views of the Pine Valley Mountains and a reputation for challenging even the most seasoned golfers, Green Spring Golf Course remains a favorite among Greater Zion locals and visitors. Designed by award-winning course designer Gene Bates, Green Spring has received high accolades since its 1989 debut. The awards continue today, ranking as one of the top courses in Utah according to Golf Digest and Golfweek. Bring your best swing and some extra balls for this one.


With cliffside views, steep ridge lines, deep canyons, and excellent elevations, John Fought’s course at Sand Hollow Golf Club offers one of the most incredible golf experiences in the country. Enjoy 18 holes of championship golf and a walkable, nine-hole, links-style course designed after the early traditions of the game. The championship par-72 course stretches 7,315 yards, earning rankings among the best golf courses at the state level and nationwide, and is consistently ranked as a “Top 100 Resort Course” by Golfweek since 2011.

18 holes | par 72 | 7,315 yards
Rating 73.7 | Slope 131
LINKS COURSE
9 holes | par 36 | 3,687 yards
Rating 36.6 | Slope 126
Designed by John Fought
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You’ll earn every stroke on this 6,300-yard, par-72 course. Sky Mountain Golf Course is appropriately named for its amazing views from the elevated tee boxes. Gaze at the cliffs of Zion National Park and the azure rim of the Pine Valley Mountains in the distance as you swing for the stars. Sky Mountain is the perfect public spot to play 18 holes.


Southgate Golf Club is a par-70 layout perfect for large groups and all levels of ability. Enjoy an engaging and beautiful game as you weave alongside the Santa Clara River — eight of the first nine holes feature water — and are nestled between the foothills of Tonaquint, providing stunning views of downtown St. George. Evenly balanced between challenging and playable fairways, you should expect the unexpected on each hole at this course.



Created by Local Designers and located in the heart of the city, St. George Golf Club is essential to Greater Zion with community built into its DNA. The traditional layout of this course is known for its favorable greens and playable putts that will forgive even your wildest shots, while still maintaining the challenge of a par-73. Explore the thriving community that surrounds you as you enjoy a classic Greater Zion golfing experience.



Sunbrook Golf Club is the only golf course in Greater Zion to feature 27 championship holes, broken out into three distinct nines — The Pointe, Woodbridge, and Blackrock. Weaving from the top of the bluffs to the bottom of the desert floor, you can expect a new challenge around every dogleg. A signature par-3 island hole might leave you dreaming of a hole-in-one. Golf Digest has repeatedly named Sunbrook one of the best golf courses in Utah. Experience the beautiful scenery, challenging layout, and exceptional service for yourself.


Home of some of the only Bentgrass tees in Greater Zion, SunRiver Golf Course is a colorful championship course where you will play alongside the Virgin River and other beautiful water features on this par-72 course. You’ll find a beautiful lake between holes 9 and 18, which is often a favorite resting spot for migrating birds.


This 7,145-yard, par-72 golf course features impressive red rock backdrops, immaculately designed greens, and expansive views of Snow Canyon State Park. Set at an elevation 900 feet above St. George, you can enjoy an elevated experience — literally and figuratively — as you cruise the long, approachable greens. Offering a wide variety of ways to relax in luxury and adventure beyond the course, The Ledges Golf Course is the perfect place to plan your play-cation.






Golf in Greater Zion is top-notch, and so are the extra adventure options beyond the course. Whether you take a hike, catch a show, or explore some of our world-class high adventure activities, you’re sure to find the perfect thing to round out your golf trip and make some unforgettable memories.
Watching over Greater Zion like a king on his throne is Zion National Park. Its towering sandstone cliffs and stunning scenery make for the perfect day of exploring. At any time of the year, Zion’s 232 square miles of plateaus and canyons create views and vistas via hike or even just a scenic drive.
Year-round access to slick rock and single-track trails make Greater Zion a mountain biking mecca! With warm weather, bright sun and solitude, our trails offer an outstanding experience for any riding level. Trails can be found in every region of Greater Zion, which makes for quick and easy access.
Local outfitters can equip you and inform you.
Greater Zion’s diverse landscape lends to the ultimate ATV/OHV experience. The Pine Valley Mountains offer tall, green pine trees and mountain air while Sand Mountain at Sand Hollow State Park delivers miles of warm sand dunes and red, slick rock climbs. Greater Zion’s public lands extend the promise of amazing views and breathtaking waterfalls, many of which can only be accessed in an off-road vehicle.
The reservoirs of Sand Hollow, Quail Creek, and Gunlock State Parks hold deep, blue-green waters on which to jet ski, motorboat, kayak, swim, or fish, as well as sandy beaches to soak up the sun. Each park is a short distance from just about anywhere in Greater Zion. With abundant year-round sunshine, these water bodies create the perfect desert oasis.
The combination of red rock plateaus, candy-colored cliffs, and green pine forests make Greater Zion’s terrain some of the most incredible, especially for hiking. Get out to see lava tubes, slot canyons, petrified dunes, and petroglyphs. With over 300 miles of trails to explore, Greater Zion is a hiker’s paradise.
Beautiful scenery breathes inspiration into every corner of Greater Zion, creating a theatrical and art presence that’s not to be missed. The Tuacahn Amphitheatre brings Broadway-like shows to the desert and the St. George Musical Theater and Kayenta Center for the Arts showcase a variety of musical, comedic, and dramatic productions. Numerous art galleries sprinkle the area, showcasing further talents, inspired by their surroundings.
Food is part of the adventure. Refuel, grab a quick bite, or enjoy a fine meal. We’ve got options from intimate coffee shops and wood-fired pizza to fine-dining restaurants with scenic overlooks. Explore the food offerings, and the emerging beer and wine scene, across our collection of communities. See GreaterZion.com/dining for more details.





Interstate 15 runs through Greater Zion, and is the jumping off point for all the area has to offer.
Greater Zion’s largest city, St. George, is just 90 minutes north of Las Vegas and four hours south of Salt Lake City. I-15 is a major U.S. highway that runs from Southern California to Canada, linking with I-70 which runs all the way east to Baltimore.
The St. George Regional Airport (SGU) services the Greater Zion area with direct, daily connections from Salt Lake City (SLC) on Delta, from Denver (DEN) and Los Angeles (LAX) on United, and Phoenix (PHX) and Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) via American.
Or land in Las Vegas (LAS) and take the short 90-minute drive.

Where you stay on a vacation can elevate the whole experience. Greater Zion has just the right accommodations for you. Find a hotel, campground, glampground, RV park, resort, B&B, or vacation rental to call home in Greater Zion.
Again, with 14 courses in a 20-mile radius, any place you lay your head will have you quickly to that first tee. Many of the local lodging options offer golf packages, pairing tee times and accommodations. Inquire when booking. Don’t worry, there’s room for your whole group – large or small.




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MONTH AVG. TEMP PRECIP. SEASON
JANUARY 54° .9 in. OFF
FEBRUARY 54° .9 in. OFF
MARCH 66° .9 in. PEAK
APRIL 74° .5 in. PEAK
MAY 85° .4 in. PEAK
JUNE 95° .2 in. OFF
JULY 102° .6 in. OFF
AUGUST 99° .6 in. OFF
SEPTEMBER 92° .6 in. PEAK
OCTOBER 80° .7 in. PEAK
NOVEMBER 65° .6 in. OFF
DECEMBER 55° .9 in. OFF
