Southern Utah's Red Rock Golf Trail

By Chad Taylor & Jake Wilhelmsen

June 22, 2017

10 courses within a 45-minute radius. Think of it as the world’s longest cart path.

St. George, Utah, is named for the patron saint of golfing, a stately fellow who hit the desert links back when your caddy was a burro that had to pack your clubs and three days’ ration of water.

This year, skip Scottsdale — too hot! — leave Las Vegas — too many distractions! — and pass on Palm Springs — too many old guys! — and make your way through 10 St. George golf courses (for half the price of those other places!).

Click here to pick your course(s), hotel, and even reserve tee times.

Here they are, roughly from west to east:

Falcon Ridge

Just across the Nevada border so you can try to win back the money you lose to the rest of your foursome.

Falcon Ridge

Holes: 18

Par: 72

Yards: 6,550

Rating/Slope: 71.6/138

Sunbrook

Shoot through black lava rock and if you hit a sand trap, at least it’s the pretty red kind.

Sunbrook

Holes: 27

Par: 108

Yards: 10,240

Rating/Slope: 73.0/137

Dixie Red Hills

Built in 1960, when woods were still made of wood, this 9-hole course is perfect if you’re short on time.

Dixie Red Hills

Holes: 9

Par: 34

Yards: 2,733

Rating/Slope: 66.1/119

Southgate

Walkable, if you want to track some extra steps on your FitBit, with a super player-friendly layout (meaning it’s not as hard as some of the other courses).