St. George Golf Club

St. George Golf Club is one of the longest municipal layouts in southern Utah — an 18-hole, par-73 course measuring 7,217 yards from the back tees, designed by David Bingman and opened in 1975. Despite its length, the slope of 126 and rating of 73.7 reflect a layout that rewards accuracy and course management over raw power, making it playable for a broad range of skill levels. The course follows the natural curves of Ft. Pearce Wash, with the routing defined by the wash's meandering path through the property and the tree-lined fairways that have matured significantly over the course's five decades of play.

The layout has a traditional, walkable character that sets it apart from the more dramatic red rock and canyon courses in the area. Wide fairways and a measured pace of play make it an excellent option for groups that want a full 18 holes without the intensity of Black Desert, Entrada, or Green Spring. The signature 14th hole — a 200-yard par 3 framed by mountain views — is one of the more visually pleasing short holes in the St. George area despite the course's municipal classification. With GPS carts and a pro shop covering the essentials, and $ pricing that makes it one of the most affordable 18-hole rounds in the region, St. George Golf Club is a practical, well-maintained option for budget-conscious groups.

In an itinerary context, St. George Golf Club works best as a warm-up or warm-down round — a value day between higher-cost marquee courses, or a flexible option for players who want to squeeze in an extra round without significantly increasing the group's per-person package cost.