Rooms were beautiful and spacious. Restaurant's had great…read morefood and the servers were family friendly. Amazing golf course and staff. Will be back soon!

Wow - this resort is gorgeous!…read more I spent the weekend on property at the Greater Zion Cup PPA Tour pickleball tournament and also spent some time in the resort lobby + restaurants. Service was mostly attentive and we were pleased with the transportation situation / golf cart rides to and from the courts and the main area. We did not stay on property but will certainly consider doing so in the future. It sounds like they are in the process of expanding and adding even more amenities in the future. Looking forward to returning!

The location for Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club is simply stunning and breathtaking upon first…read moreglance. This place has extensive facilities for residents and guests alike, with a resort like feel. Two years ago we had booked The Inn at Entrada, which is simply marvelous (more about this in my separate review on the Inn's page "The Inn at Entrada"). Unfortunately the entire golf course was going through a complete re-design and apparently was complete April 2022. We noticed there was a golf promotion going for September, and figured it would be a perfect opportunity to come back and relax, and for my husband to finally try out the golf course. Turns out the pro shop had a promotion running while they were doing repairs on the golf course and no one could book during that time. I'm kind of perplexed on why the pro shop would run a promotion when they weren't allowing anyone to book. We ended up having to completely switch around our vacation and book over a month later to be able to book any golf tee times. Even still, tee times were sparse - turns out they only have 4 tee times per day for non-residents and it's only mid day. Tee times are only for residents and guests of the Inn. Golf is closed on Mondays and you can't play the first day of your reservations at the Inn. I was hoping the worst was behind us.. unfortunately it was not. Good thing I called closer to our visit date, because they had changed the tee times around on us. I had to make 3 calls and one send e-mail to the pro shop to finally get a confirmation of times as they had never sent me the e-mail confirmation in the first place. On the first day of golf, the tee time was moved back 10 minutes, no big deal. They started my husband out with his own golf cart (I might add their tee times include a cart that you pay for as part of the price), only to tell him to hop in with another gentleman at the start of the game (and move all his gear over). My husband and the other gentleman were paired with complete golf novices, who were not prepared to keep pace with the game. The group ended up lagging so far behind because of the couple they were paired with (the novices), that the ranger came out to give them all grief. Unfortunately the ranger did nothing to assess why the issue was occurring, but rather it just made for a hostile environment. Pace of play is really fast, this is not a course a novice should attempt. Unfortunately even if you are a good player, you may most definitely be paired with someone who is not due to the lack of tee time availability. On the second day of golf my husband asked to play alone or at least with a separate cart to avoid the same situation that he had experienced the day before. Apparently Snow Canyon doesn't allow such things in spite of having what seemed like endless carts on standby. Seems kind of absurd to pay for a cart and have to share with a complete stranger. The other problem lies with how the course sets up tee times for non-residents, they put you mid day. There are no exceptions to this either, and the staff spent their time rushing everyone around so they aren't in the way of the residents. While I understand the residents are top priority, there's nothing worse than feeling like a second class citizen when they charge the same as every other course in the area. Also, having the staff spend more time ensuring guests are enjoying their stay would be helpful also, but that is clearly not the priority here. The course itself was in playable condition, but still appears to be under construction in spite of claiming construction was complete in April 2022. There are many holes with incomplete areas, landscaping that is still under construction, and really rough spots throughout the course. The best part of the course believe it or not is the practice area, which is extensive. The actual 18 hole game play left a lot to be desired and not only felt rushed, but the whole experience felt poorly organized. I now understand why everyone we speak to says Black Desert Resort has a better course. I truly cannot recommend Snow Canyon with all its faults at this time. I can only hope the golf course continues to work on improving the experience for guests, while continuing to balance their needs for the residents.

This is an unfortunate review I am having to leave. If you are looking to purchase a home in…read moreEntrada there are a few things you should know. It is gorgeous, nothing like it. Most of the neighbors are fantastic people. The surrounding neighborhoods are great and Black Desert is spectacular. BUT There is no voting that takes place the board of trustees vote and the owners must go along with what is voted on. There was an insane amount of money spent to redo the clubhouse, we didn't vote on that they did. There is a tiny gym you must pay monthly for whether you use it or not. The dues just went up, this was voted on by the board of trustees. We were told it included pickleball it does not you must pay extra. The gym should be an opt in. You must eat at the club house you have a certain amount of money you MUST spend or you pay anyways. The food is so bad you pay them not to eat there. You also must pay for their Christmas party. The board of trustees voted on this, it used to be an opt in but not anymore. One can only hope that Black Desert can take over and dismantle the Entrada board.

Sun River is in great shape and is back to championship form! The greens are rolling true and…read morequick. Stay below the hole. The new back spin bistro has amazing TVs and a great variety of food and drinks. This track is a must play this winter.

The fairways are in Terrible condition!!! They need to spend some money and let their groundskeeper…read moreget it together. Most of the greens were ok with the exception of a few. If you are going to spend $100 playing golf in St George, pick another course!! It's difficult, and could be fun if they fixed the grass.

This course is coming out of the inter season. Greens weren't in the best of shape, front 9 T-boxes…read moreneeded to be mowed and some of the fairways are a little sparse on grass. Enjoyed the round and completed it in about 4 hours. Not bad for a city course. Marshal or players assistant would keep the pace of play moving a bit quicker. Overall, good price for the experience. In the end, I enjoyed the round, and isn't that what it's all about?

Had an enjoyable afternoon playing the front nine. The course was in reasonably good shape…read moreconsidering the time of year. No real complaints. I'll be back.

This driving range is great in St. George, a small bucket is $3 and it has a beautiful sky…read morebackdrop. When the weather is good if you're a golfer and looking to get in some practice this is the place to go.

I was golfing this morning and noticed some boys who were staying at The Villas exploring the river…read morenear the course. The golf Marshall approached the boys and began yelling at them to leave and threatened to call the cops on them. The boys couldn't have been more than 12 and had no idea they were in the wrong. When they tried to leave the Marshall yelled at them that they were leaving wrong. Their dad came up and asked me if the boys were in my way or causing a disturbance and I told them no. They boys were polite to me but Rod in the office continued to be rude and threaten to call the police on the boys.

Played St George GC for the 2nd time today. Very walkable course, which we appreciate, although we…read morewere the only walkers we saw today. $25 each walking. Due to the desert conditions, only the tees, fairways and greens were green. Everything else was brown and dry. Although that made it challenging, it was fine overall. Sand bunkers were really unplayable. Long downhill walk from the clubhouse to the course, and back up again at the end! Overall, fast round, good experience, good deal.

Save your money and play somewhere else. Not only is the course poorly maintained, but the older…read moregentleman working in the Pro Shop is a nasty sarcastic a hole! He was rude to the people checking in and told them they always return their carts dirtier than anyone else. keep them out of the mud. I thought maybe he was having a bad day (it was 0745), but he was also rude to our group. How does the city allow a person like this to be the first person greeting you and taking your money to play on a ghetto course. If I could give this golf club less than one star, I most defiantly would! The fairways are more dirt and mud than grass. The greens have so many unrepaired divots and are in terrible shape. Mulligans in South Jordan Utah is in better shape than this place. I don't like to complain, but BOO on this Golf Club, and I use that term very lightly. My first sentence says it all.