St. George
The Ledges of St. George
Desert / canyon resort
The Ledges is a good local rotation piece. It makes more sense when the group is staying in St. George and wants a less punishing day.
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The take
The Ledges is a good local rotation piece. It makes more sense when the group is staying in St. George and wants a less punishing day.
Best for
St. George-based groups wanting scenic depth
Watch out
It is a support round, not the top anchor
How to play it
Strong supporting play
Course intelligence
What you need to know
Strengths
- Red-rock views
- Playable resort feel
- Convenient St. George base
Watch-outs
- Less famous
- Less intense than Black Desert/Sand Hollow
- Depth role
Signature holes
5, 11, 15, 18
Book it right
Cost, access, and timing
Green fees
Public/resort rate; confirm current pricing.
Best season
Best window: November-April, with March-April as peak demand Summer reality: Very hot and exposed; book 7 a.
Replay priority
Medium
Booking move
Anchor Black Desert, Sand Hollow, and Wolf Creek first.
Weather read
Pick the right window.
Best window: November-April, with March-April as peak demand Summer reality: Very hot and exposed; book 7 a.
Jan
68F / 45F
Sun Best; rain Low
Feb
72F / 48F
Sun Best; rain Low
Mar
79F / 53F
Sun Best; rain Low
Apr
87F / 60F
Sun Good; rain Low
May
96F / 68F
Sun Hot; rain Low
Jun
105F / 77F
Sun Very hot; rain Low
Google review
5/5 - 2 months ago
Quiet, well maintained and exceptional staffing of friendly people. For one Arnie is a local legend & my wifes new golf coach - we could not be more excited to see what our golf future looks like. The Ledges is our go to spot - searching for a place that fits all our needs is ove
Quiet, well maintained and exceptional staffing of friendly people. For one Arnie is a local legend & my wifes new golf coach - we could not be more excited to see what our golf future looks like. The Ledges is our go to spot - searching for a place that fits all our needs is ove
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Google review
4/5 - a year ago
The course was fun to play. Driving range is solid, as is the practice putting green. Chipping green is all fake grass so not a proper warm-up for that/bunker shots.
The pro shop is well stocked, we were a few doors away for the week so we went a few times, mixed bag of service f
The course was fun to play. Driving range is solid, as is the practice putting green. Chipping green is all fake grass so not a proper warm-up for that/bunker shots.
The pro shop is well stocked, we were a few doors away for the week so we went a few times, mixed bag of service f
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5/5 - a year ago
Very nice course, fairways are decently wide. Mid to high handicaps would feel comfortable. Fast greens, good practice area and all staff are super nice. Views on back nine are spectacular.
Very nice course, fairways are decently wide. Mid to high handicaps would feel comfortable. Fast greens, good practice area and all staff are super nice. Views on back nine are spectacular.
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