The Ledges of St. George

Championship golf with spectacular red rock views and a well-stocked pro shop

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$$$$St. George, UT

About

The Ledges isn't just another golf course, it's 18 holes carved into St. George's dramatic red rock landscape. The front nine plays like a traditional links-style course, relatively forgiving for mid-to-high handicappers who want to warm up without too much pressure. But stick around for the back nine. That's where things get interesting, with elevated tees, canyon carries, and views that'll make you forget about your scorecard.

Practice Facilities and Amenities

The practice facilities do their job well. You've got a solid driving range and a fast putting green to dial in your speed before heading out. Skip the chipping area though, it's all artificial turf, so you won't get a real feel for your short game. The pro shop stays well-stocked with gear and apparel, though service can be hit or miss depending on who's working.

Playing Conditions

Wind is a factor here, especially in the afternoon when it whips through the canyons. The course maintains fast greens year-round, so leave the heavy hand at home. Pace of play tends to move along nicely, and the staff generally keeps things running smooth. Free parking makes it easy to pop in for a quick nine or settle in for the full experience.

Location and Tips

Located about 65 minutes from Zion's south entrance, The Ledges works well as a morning activity before heading to the park, or as a way to unwind after a day of hiking. The dramatic backdrop of Snow Canyon's red cliffs gives you a taste of southern Utah's geology while you play.

Pro tip: Just remember to bring extra balls for the back nine, those canyon carries look closer than they are.

Amenities

Free Parking

Accepts Credit Cards

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K K

in the last week

Here all week with playing different courses throughout St. George. The Ledges is course number 4 on our trip. Front nine is very average. Back nine has the views and more challenging. Great golf carts and love the snack shack.

Connor Taylor

in the last week

Let me start off by saying that this course is very beautiful and the backdrop of snow canyon is insane. My buddies took me out for my first ever golf session and we booked the after work 6pm tee time. Despite paying for all 18 holes we knew that there was a risk that we wouldn’t be able to get through the whole course as we were racing against sunset. What we couldn’t anticipate was the older employee who thought he was the Green Beret. Unbeknownst to us carts were supposed to be back at 9 and it was approx just shy of 9:10 and we’re in the middle of hole 13 and this older guy comes flying out of nowhere on a cart just screaming at us. Never could imagine being treated this way even when we were unknowingly in the wrong. This gentleman could have easily just came over and said hey guys it’s after 9 sorry carts have to go back and we would have gladly obliged. Coming out just straight yelling at us was very disrespectful behavior. He wouldn’t even allow me to go pick up my ball. It gets even worse, we get back to our vehicles and unpack our gear and this guy pulls up again. My buddy tries to apologize on behalf of the group, something along the lines of hey we’re so sorry we weren’t aware of the rule (it wasn’t notified to us at the beginning) and before he can even finish apologizing to this employee, he cracks back at us still in his angry loud tone, something along the lines of we need to act like big boys and have real golf ediquitte. Absolutely blown away that what I thought was a more premium golf club would treat its guests who spend their hard earned money this way. If anybody needs some etiquette it’s him. We’re all locals who probably would have come back multiple times but there’s no way we could return after being literally yelled at by this employee on his power trip. This was my first golf experience and I was having a good time and was even hoping to inquire about lessons and now I will gladly pick any of the other fine courses in Washington county. The rest of the staff was great, but unfortunately this employee ruined the whole experience.

Alec Kener

in the last week

Amazing course had a lot fun, paid $50 for the “twilight rate” did not get told that you play how ever many holes you can till you can’t anymore. Tried to talk to the pro shop and get a come pack pass for 9 they wouldn’t let us. Just told us to play till you can’t. Ended up only playing 13, was going to play more but the short angry old guy came out on the course and starting yelling at us to get the carts back now, that it’s a hard done at 9 o’clock no matter what. Would’ve been nice if the pro shop told us that when we asked for the come back pass. After he proceeds to yell at us instead of just talking like we’re humans. We get the golf carts back to the car and he proceeds to follow us and yell at us back at the car as well. Saying we need to show “golf etiquette” when we’re just trying to play 18. After being so mean to us we asked if he could talk to us better and show us better hospitality he laughed at us and drove the cart away. I think his name is Scott, I am unsure, he is a very rude and impolite person. Loved playing this course throughout the years always had a great time till today. I won’t be back after being treated like garbage for not doing anything wrong.

Ryan Brown

a week ago

We started late and we were only able to play about 12 holes but it was a great time! The guy at the pro shop on Sunday night was super nice and the course was beautiful. Front 9 was fun but the back was absolutely stunning to drive through. I highly recommend this course to others and I hope to play the back 9 eventually.

Austin S.

a week ago

Beware of the zero tolerance cancellation policy! I brought in a group from out of state, we had one guy not able to make the round but staff would not refund the greens fee, citing their "strict 48-hour cancellation policy". We all understand how cancellation policies work, but I've never been so turned-off on a course in that manner, especially when bringing a multi-tee time group in that spends heavily at the drink cart and snack shack. Course is not bad, maybe not as good as they're acting like though. If you're bringing a group on a golf trip or something, I'd go somewhere else.