the ledges golf club in st. george

It was a very windy day when we played and the greens were on the slow side. I suspect we would have rated the course higher on a better day.

The restaurant at the ledges is the most incredible place to eat is called the fish rock Grill the reason for the name is because on the mountain just behind it it appears to be a carving of a fish the food there is superb !! it's tastefully presented and the price is reasonable. we usually go for lunch especially when the ladies want to have a nice place to eat.

Ledges is a challenging course that happens to be in excellent shape. The challenges come more often on the back nine. Wonderful views of Snow Canyon on the back nine. Bar and restaurant very good and draws non golfers as well.

The course was in excellent shape as of 8.26.14. The staff was nice and helpful. It is almost two different courses. Front nine is wide and open while the back nine is more challenging due to some tough pin placements and driving areas. Would love to play again if I travel that way in the future.

Unbelievably unprofessional and rude experience with "Ledges." Called for information, and the person with the answers wasn't available. Later received a terse email that still didn't answer my question. In person was even worse! The young woman found us laughable. So, the golf course is marginal, at best, and the employees are not even that good! Want to be treated badly? This is the place!

It's hard not to like this course. If you don't like the wide open links style front nine, maybe you'll like the more precise, target style back nine. Either side is a fair test of golf from the appropriate tees. We played this course in August of 2014 and the conditions were great, with excellent greens and fairways. This course is well worth the drive and green fees; we paid $30 each.

We arrived in Utah by early afternoon-called to play-pro shop advised us they were closed but-if we didnt mind they would allow us to play the back 9!! We lucked out!! We had the place to ourselves & enjoyed the course !!!

Interesting course. Links style front 9 was a great warm up for the Spectacular Back 9. I would have sworn I was in the middle of Zion National Park. Amazing hole design and even better views.

You gotta play this course. Couldn't believe this wasn't a private club. We were greeted by staff with a golf cart upon entering the parking lot. We wanna play again next visit. I'd live here if it wasn't so far from my kids and grand kids.

Front nine is a little boring but the back nine is entirely different with some lovely vistas. Course is unnecessarily difficult due to the small and undulating greens.

Meet at our car with a cart and a nice welcome.Well kept nice scenery, as an average golfer enjoyed it not to tough. Good restaurant. No beverage cart when there so stock up before going out.

The very image of the contrasting desert-scape versus the green lush fairways is everywhere at the Ledges. The customer service was above par. The playing conditions were divine. Upscale golf, but fairly reasonable price. Go for the views alone and you won't be disappointed, but the golf was very fun and challenging.

The front nine of this course is ok, but he back nine is tougher and with some great views of Snow Canyon. Fairways can sometimes be a little thin due to lack of water, but that is mostly in the winter. 15 and 16 can be very tricky, and a little local knowledge would help. Especially 16. Ask the pro how to play it if this is your first time.

This was a great course to play. I love the 3 tier hole on the back nine. Scenery is fantastic. Had a friend hit a hole in one on hole 11, with Snow Canyon as the backdrop

West of St. George. Wide open fairways, accessible par threes and reachable par 5's from the white tees makes the course easy and fun to play. Low rough and greens hold incoming shots.