The Ledges in St. George, Utah: Golf Course and Community Guide

Locals say "the Ledges" to mean two things: the golf course on the bluffs above St. George, and the neighborhoods of homes and vacation rentals around it. This guide covers both. It explains what the course is like, how to book a tee time and save on green fees, where to stay and eat, how to get there, and what to know before buying a home in the community. We checked every fact below against The Ledges' own website on October 8, 2026.

What is The Ledges in St. George, Utah?

The Ledges is a golf and residential community on the north side of St. George, Utah, two minutes from the north entrance of Snow Canyon State Park. It is built around The Ledges Golf Club, a 7,200-yard, par 72 course designed by Matt Dye, with homes, vacation rentals and the Fish Rock Grille.

The Ledges calls itself a resort community, and it works on three levels. Golfers come for the course and the clubhouse. Visitors rent furnished homes and villas there and use it as a base for Snow Canyon, Tuacahn and the national parks. Residents live in a set of neighborhoods with their own pools and HOA rules, sold through Ledges Realty. The restaurant and the course are open to anyone. SGWOM is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with The Ledges.

What is The Ledges golf course like?

The Ledges Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 course that plays 7,190 yards from the black tees and 5,132 from the red, across five sets of tees. The club describes red rock backdrops and views of Snow Canyon State Park, and its clubhouse overlooks the 18th hole.

If you searched "ledges golf st george" and want to know how it plays: the club highlights its red rock backdrops and its views across Snow Canyon State Park, so the scenery is a large part of the round. The five tee sets span more than 2,000 yards, from 7,190 to 5,132, so the same course can be a stiff test from the black tees or a manageable round for a newer golfer from the silver or red.

M = men's rating and slope, L = women's. Higher slope means a harder course for a higher-handicap golfer.

Practice facility and clubhouse

The practice area has a full-length turf driving range with targets from 50 to 300 yards, a synthetic turf tee line that lets players hit balls on frosty winter mornings, and two practice putting greens, one grass and one synthetic. Range balls are included for warm-up before a round; to practice without playing, buy the $20 range pass (two-hour limit). The range opens an hour before the first tee time and closes at dusk. The clubhouse has a golf shop, the 19th Hole Bar and the Fish Rock Grille, with a patio looking toward Snow Canyon. The dress code is short: shoes and shirts at all times, and no swimwear on the course or range.

Can the public play The Ledges Golf Club?

Yes. You do not need to live at The Ledges or hold a membership to book a round. The club takes tee times online through ledges.com or by phone at (435) 634-4600, and it sells stay-and-play packages to visitors. Washington County residents can also buy a Club 72 pass for discounted green fees.

• Club 72 (Washington County residents): the 2027 pass costs $199 and runs January 1 to December 31, 2027. It includes 20% off green fees, 10% off golf shop merchandise and league membership. The discount can't be combined with other promotions or the Super Twilight rate. See ledges.com/club-72.
• Vacation rental guests: $10 off per player for morning rounds when the tee time is booked through the rental office.
• Homeowners: The Ledges says its homeowner discount card includes 10% off green fees, Fish Rock Grille and regularly priced golf shop merchandise.

How do you book a tee time at The Ledges?

Book online from the tee time button on ledges.com or call the golf shop at (435) 634-4600. The club says tee times can be reserved up to 120 days ahead and are paid when you book. Cancel at least 48 hours before your tee time for a full refund; later cancellations and no-shows are not refunded.

• Twilight: the club warns that twilight tee times are not guaranteed to finish all 18 holes, which matters on short winter days.
• Rainchecks: if severe weather stops play, rainchecks are valid for two years and are prorated by how many holes you played; none are issued after 16 holes.
• Busy season: winter brings snowbirds and visiting golfers to St. George, so book well ahead for January through March weekends. Read the full policy on the tee time page.

How much does it cost to play The Ledges?

The Ledges does not publish its green fees on its website, so check the price on the online tee sheet when you choose a time, or call the golf shop at (435) 634-4600. Its Club 72 terms also mention a separate Super Twilight rate.

Third-party golf sites list a range of past prices for The Ledges, but none of them is the club, and we could not confirm any of them. Treat the online tee sheet as the real price, and remember the discounts above: Club 72 for county residents, the rental-guest morning discount, and the stay-and-play packages for visitors.

Where to stay, eat and play near The Ledges

Stay at The Ledges

The Ledges rents fully furnished homes and villas that sleep from 4 to 36 people per unit, and groups can book several units together. Rental neighborhoods share pools, hot tubs, a fitness center and pickleball courts, and some homes have a private pool, hot tub or game room. According to the community's FAQ, rentals in The Escapes share two community pools and hot tubs, The Fairways and Hillcrest each have one, and Sand Cove homes have their own amenities instead. Cancellation terms depend on the home: up to 60 days before arrival for large homes with private amenities, and 14 days for the rest.

Stay-and-play golf packages

The Ledges also sells stay-and-play packages that combine a rental with rounds at several courses. Examples on its site include three nights and three rounds at The Ledges, Sand Hollow and Copper Rock, and longer packages that add Sky Mountain and Coral Canyon or courses in Mesquite, Nevada. Prices depend on the dates and group, so ask for a quote.

Eat at Fish Rock Grille

The clubhouse restaurant, Fish Rock Grille, and its 19th Hole Bar & Lounge are open to the public seven days a week. The patio looks over the course toward the red cliffs, the lounge has eight large screens for watching a game, and the restaurant recommends a reservation for dinner. Call (435) 634-4600 to book; see the dining page for current hours.

Play nearby

The Ledges sits two minutes from the north entrance of Snow Canyon State Park, and a paved walking and biking trail runs from the community to that entrance. Tuacahn Amphitheatre is about 10 miles away, a scenic drive through the canyon. For other courses, see our St. George golf guide and the golf courses near Zion.

Homes and the HOA at The Ledges

Ledges Realty sells homes and lots in the community, from condominium-style homes to single-family homes and luxury villas, including lots on the course and homes in newer neighborhoods still under construction. The neighborhoods below come from the community's own listing page; the prices are its starting prices, not appraisals, and they change.

The community also lists Northgate Peaks, Hidden Pinyon, White Rocks, Sand Cove and Red Cloud, plus the gated neighborhoods Morning Sun, Canyon Rim and Estates at Valderra. Homeowners belong to the Ledges East Master Owners' Association. The Ledges says dues and fees are set by each neighborhood, so ask for the figure for the exact home you are considering, and check whether nightly rentals are allowed there if you plan to rent it out. Exterior changes go through an architectural review board. See the HOA page and the communities page. For the wider market, read our St. George real estate guide.

Getting there and the best time to visit

The Ledges is at 1585 Ledges Parkway, St. George, UT 84770. From downtown St. George, head north on Bluff Street, which becomes SR-18; The Ledges is about five miles north of Bluff Street, an 8- to 10-minute drive from downtown, according to the community. Zion National Park is about 50 miles away, roughly an hour's drive.

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• Spring and fall: mild temperatures make these popular golf seasons in St. George, so book weekend tee times early.
• Winter: high season for snowbirds. Mornings can bring frost, which is why the range has a synthetic tee line; book midday tee times if you want the warmest part of the day, and avoid late twilight times on short days.
• Summer: St. George afternoons are very hot, so book the earliest tee times you can, carry plenty of water, and save the afternoon for a pool.

Planning a longer trip? Our things to do in St. George guide covers the rest of the area.

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