How Much Does Entrada at Snow Canyon Cost? Green Fees & Seasonal Rates

Entrada at Snow Canyon is the most exclusive public-access course in the St. George market — a semi-private club that sells a limited number of non-member tee times each day. The Johnny Miller design sits adjacent to Snow Canyon State Park in Ivins, Utah, with red rock canyon walls framing nearly every hole. Green fees range from $130 to $275 depending on season and availability. Here is the complete pricing breakdown.

Entrada at Snow Canyon — red rock canyon walls define the setting on every hole

Entrada Green Fees by Season

All rates include cart. Prices are per player for 18 holes. Non-member tee times are released on a limited basis — availability varies by day and season.

Peak season runs February through May, when the St. George desert is at its most popular and Entrada commands $200–$275 for non-member rounds. The semi-private structure means peak weekend tee times sell out fast — often within hours of release. If peak season is your window, book as far in advance as the course allows and consider a tour operator who has a standing tee time block.

Shoulder season (October through January) brings rates down to $130–$180 while the course plays in near-identical conditions. November and December are the most underrated months: 60–72°F days, minimal crowds, and 30–35% lower rates than peak. The canyon setting looks its most dramatic in low winter light when shadow patterns move across the red rock faces throughout the round.

Summer (June–September) flips the rate structure toward morning preference: AM tee times run $150–$200 and twilight after 1 PM drops to $100–$140. Start before 7:30 AM and you'll finish before the heat builds — Entrada's canyon layout channels morning air well, making early summer rounds more comfortable than open-desert courses.

Snow Canyon State Park's red sandstone walls come into play on multiple holes

How Entrada Compares to Other St. George Courses

Entrada sits in the middle of the St. George premium market — roughly $25–$75 less than Black Desert and Sand Hollow during peak, with a setting that matches or exceeds either from a visual standpoint. The semi-private structure is the key variable: you pay less than Black Desert per round but you're also competing for a smaller pool of non-member tee times. For destination groups, the typical St. George itinerary pairs Entrada as the prestige semi-private play alongside a fully public premium course and a value round. A group of 12 in shoulder season: Entrada ($160) + Sand Hollow ($140) + Coral Canyon ($55) = $355 per golfer.

Comparing Entrada to Black Desert for your trip? See our Black Desert green fee breakdown →

Money-Saving Tips for Entrada

Book November or December

Entrada in November plays at 60–72°F with 30–35% lower rates than peak and meaningfully better non-member availability. The canyon walls catch the low winter sun and cast shadows that make the course look different from its spring version — most golfers prefer it. This is the clearest savings opportunity: identical course quality, significantly lower price.

Mid-Week Tee Times

Weekend slots at Entrada are the first to go — the member base fills them quickly and what remains for non-members sells fast. Mid-week (Monday–Thursday) non-member availability is noticeably better, and rates run $15–$25 lower than weekend peak. For destination groups, a Tuesday–Thursday schedule opens up Entrada when it would otherwise be sold out.

Early Morning in Summer

A $150–$175 summer morning round starting at 6 AM gives you 4.5–5 hours of comfortable play before temperatures climb. Entrada's canyon topography creates natural shade on the back nine in morning hours — the course plays more comfortably in early summer heat than open-desert layouts. Finish by 11:30 AM and you've played a top-3 St. George course for half the peak rate.

Group Rates at 16+ Players

Groups of 16 or more can negotiate rates at Entrada that aren't publicly listed. Semi-private courses often have more flexibility than fully public operations for bulk tee time blocks during off-peak windows. Request a free group quote — we'll confirm what's available and at what rate.

The Johnny Miller design uses the canyon terrain as a routing device throughout

What You Get for the Price

Entrada at Snow Canyon is a Johnny Miller design built directly into the red sandstone terrain bordering Snow Canyon State Park. The routing uses the natural canyon walls, lava rock outcroppings, and elevation changes as playing features rather than backdrop — the course is physically embedded in the landscape in a way that most desert courses aren't. At par 72 and stretching over 7,000 yards from the tips, it plays as a genuine championship test while remaining approachable from the forward tees.

The semi-private structure shapes the experience in one specific way: non-member rounds feel less crowded than a fully public course. Member tee times are clustered in morning waves, leaving afternoon windows that often play at a pace closer to a private club. For groups who value pace of play, Entrada's semi-private model is a practical advantage.

Non-member tee times are bookable directly through the club or through a tour operator with a standing arrangement. For groups, a tour operator adds the most value here: Entrada's non-member inventory is genuinely limited during peak, and securing a block of adjacent tee times for 12–20 players requires either advance planning or an existing relationship with the pro shop.

Is Entrada Worth the Price?

At peak rates ($200–$275), Entrada competes directly with Sand Hollow for the second slot on any St. George premium itinerary. The setting edges Sand Hollow from a visual standpoint — the canyon walls are a more dramatic frame than Sand Hollow's dune terrain — and the semi-private pace of play is a real advantage. The trade-off is availability: Sand Hollow is fully public and easier to book, while Entrada requires more planning.

At shoulder rates ($130–$180), Entrada is one of the best value rounds in destination desert golf. A $160 November round at a semi-private club with canyon views compares favorably to a $220 Scottsdale round in identical conditions. The gap in visual experience favors Entrada; the gap in course infrastructure and resort amenities goes to Scottsdale — it depends on what your group is optimizing for.

For destination groups, Entrada belongs on any serious St. George itinerary. Budget one round, prioritize shoulder season if the schedule allows, and pair it with a fully public premium course for a trip that hits both ends of the market.