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Championship golf among red rock formations with breathtaking desert vistas
The Golf Course at Sand Hollow Resort offers one of Utah's most stunning golf experiences. Championship play meets the raw beauty of southern Utah's red rock landscape here. Additionally, this 18-hole course winds through dramatic sandstone formations and desert terrain. The backdrop is stunning. In fact, golfers often find themselves distracted from their game by the amazing views around nearly every hole.
Sand Hollow sits in Hurricane, about 20 minutes from Zion National Park's entrance. Furthermore, it has earned a reputation as a must-play destination for serious golfers. The course challenges players with smart hole designs that use the natural desert landscape. Moreover, elevated tees and greens provide sweeping views of the surrounding canyon country.
The back nine holes are especially famous for their spectacular settings. Red rock outcroppings frame fairways while distant mesas create an almost surreal playing environment.
While the views always earn praise, course conditions can vary based on the season and recent maintenance. Additionally, green fees reflect the premium experience. They typically cost more than other area courses. However, many golfers find the scenic payoff worth the price.
The facility offers all expected amenities:
Professional driving range
On-site dining options
Fully stocked pro shop
Friendly, helpful staff
For travelers exploring southern Utah's national parks, Sand Hollow provides an unexpected sporting break. Indeed, it showcases the region's natural beauty from a different angle. The course works well as a half-day activity between park visits. As a result, both avid golfers and casual players get a chance to experience desert golf at its most scenic.
Those planning to play should book tee times well ahead. This is especially important during peak travel seasons. During these times, the course draws visitors from across the country who want to check this scenic gem off their golf bucket list.
167 reviews
in the last week
Really well kept course and the photos don’t do this course any justice. Feels like you’re playing on Mars. The carts are the nicest I’ve ever seen as well. Starter was super friendly and helpful too. Only thing is we didn’t get close to finish the back 9 due to weather and the pro shop wouldn’t give a rain check even in heavy rain and lightning nearby where as many other courses due. Kind of left a bad taste in my mouth after paying for an expensive tee time.
in the last week
Here in St. George for a week with my best friend to enjoy some golf. Played the links course this morning. Super fun course. Ate at the club house for lunch and got some merch at the pro shop. We will be back later this afternoon to play the championship course.
2 weeks ago
The service at the pro shop was 1 star. Because I’m a female and I was wearing shorts and I was told that I have to wear a skirt, we were denied access to play the short 9. Your representative at the pro shop didn’t even show me where I could even purchase a skirt. Lost our business our foursome just walked out. Extremely horrible service
2 weeks ago
Golf course bad shape. 465 dollars for 2 people for one round not worth the money. Course in bad condition I can play a course at home in Texas for 85 per person and the course conditions blow this course away. The views are great and the water is great and the restaurant but charging this amount of money for a these course conditions is robbery. If you want good course with great conditions with great price go to Ledges Golf course.
3 weeks ago
Great course! Can see how the winds would greatly affect the play but perfect weather today. Shot looking out at #1 before the sun peeks over the mountains.