St George & Mesquite golf courses: tee times & green fees 2027
Five desert courses line the I-15 corridor where Utah meets Nevada, and every one of them takes outside golfers. Around St George, Black Desert in Ivins is Tom Weiskopf’s final design and the PGA Tour’s Utah stop, Sand Hollow near Hurricane runs five holes along a sandstone ledge, and Coral Canyon in Washington is the low-key daily-fee round between them. South-west over the state line, Wolf Creek in Mesquite drops its fairways into canyon floors, and Coyote Springs is a Jack Nicklaus course on its own in the Mojave, under an hour from the Las Vegas Strip. Only Black Desert and Wolf Creek print rate tables; the other three show a price against each tee time. This page sets the booking rules, inclusions and drive times side by side, so you can split a week between the two towns.
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Which St George & Mesquite course should you book?
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Black Desert is the dear round and the easiest to budget. Outside golfers pay US$325 from early January to mid-March and on summer starts after 10:15am, and US$450 in spring and autumn, with cart, forecaddie, range and course-side food and soft drinks all covered; staying at the resort brings that down to US$250 or US$325. Wolf Creek’s 2025–26 rack rates ran from US$200 in early January to US$420 at spring weekends, and the 2026–27 table was not yet posted. Sand Hollow, Coral Canyon and Coyote Springs price each slot online, so search your dates. Leave cash for the Black Desert forecaddie.
Getting around.
St George Regional (SGU) is the nearest airport for the Utah three: Coral Canyon is about 20 minutes away and Black Desert and Sand Hollow around 25. Las Vegas Harry Reid (LAS) has far more flights and sits roughly two hours down I-15 from St George, with Mesquite about an hour and a quarter out and Coyote Springs closer still off US-93 and State Route 168. There is no rail, so hire a car. Inside Utah the hops are short: Sand Hollow to Coral Canyon is 15 minutes and Black Desert to Sand Hollow about 40. Coyote Springs lies about 45 minutes west of Mesquite.
When to play.
October to May is the season across all five, with spring and autumn the dearest and most crowded weeks. Each course has its own dark spots. Wolf Creek shuts every September to overseed, and Black Desert closed from 14 September to 6 October 2026 for its tour event, so treat late September with care. Sand Hollow usually aerates in early May and August, and Black Desert goes cart-path-only for a few weeks around the start of March. Winter brings the lowest prices at Wolf Creek and Black Desert, with chilly first tee times. July and August are fierce; Coyote Springs makes summer replays finish by 5pm.
Questions golfers ask.
Which St George golf courses can visitors book?
All three on this page. Black Desert sells times to non-guests online or on 435-222-7830, Sand Hollow opens its sheet 180 days ahead to outside players, and Coral Canyon takes online bookings 90 days out for groups of up to 11. Groups of 12 or more at Coral Canyon must phone or email.
Is it better to stay in St George or Mesquite for golf?
It depends on your mix. St George suits a trip built on Black Desert, Sand Hollow and Coral Canyon. Mesquite’s casino hotels put Wolf Creek a few minutes away, and its Stay & Play desk will package rounds at Coyote Springs, Coral Canyon and other Utah courses too.
How difficult is Wolf Creek compared with the other courses?
It has the steepest published slope of the five, 154 from the 6,939-yard Challenger tees, against 149 from the back at Coyote Springs. Wolf Creek assigns tees by handicap and warns that rounds average more than five hours, so do not stack it with a second game.
Which courses include a forecaddie or caddie?
Only Black Desert, where a forecaddie goes out with every group and the cost sits inside the green fee. Sand Hollow, Coral Canyon, Wolf Creek and Coyote Springs are all cart golf with no caddie programme. Coral Canyon does not let non-players ride; Coyote Springs charges US$35 for a passenger when carts are free.
Can I play two of these courses in one day?
Sand Hollow and Coral Canyon are 15 minutes apart, so an early start makes a double round possible. In Nevada, Coyote Springs’ US$50 replay after a morning tee time is the cheaper way to fit in 36 holes, since Wolf Creek’s pace rarely leaves room for more.