Sand Hollow Resort Golf Course

Just stayed here to celebrate a 20yr wedding anniversary. This is NOT a resort. It’s a golf club renting some of the owners private condos. There is nothing for 30min around the property. The golf club serves concession bar food only during club hours.
The room was nice and clean BUT there is no housekeeping. We requested a room clean and they wanted $ 25 to lightly straighten the room and another $ 25 to change linens.
The villas are filled with golfer residents or young families piling into one condo for a weekend. There were three families with about 6 young kids running and screaming everywhere. The parents were drinking heavily and partying like it was 1999. I don’t recommend this place unless you are a serious golfer or want to party
Down south with young parents allowing the kids to run wild.

My wife and I stayed in one of the villas here at Sand Hollow and were utterly surprised at the cleanliness, décor and layout of the 1600 sgf villa. Great views and easy access to the club house was a definite perk. This resort is accommodating to couples and families alike. The golf course itself was amazing. The design, views and landscaping is unmatched but what really made this vacation truly memorable was the staff… professional, courteous and eager to help. A lot of so called grade A golf resorts I have visited in the past didn’t seem to have the eagerness to make the experience a great one. They seemed a bit pretentious. Not Sand Hollow. Kudos to the staff at Sand Hollow for the truly memorable experience. We are anticipating our next visit. THANK YOU…

Course was nice… pro shop help not much…“we don’t discount a discounted rate” the pro told us…$ 56 to play at 7am and $ 50 to play at 2pm w/​nobody on the course doesn’t make sense… but whatever… They have a sign that says «club drop» so we pulled up the
guys unloaded us onto a cart… so far so good right? …2^nd hole my clubs hit the road… guess that’s what they meant by «club drop» the course is beautiful, views unimaginable, the staff need to tighten up their short game however…

Had the pleasure of playing this course on the way to Idaho. We were warned that the greens had been aerated before coming up and were very surprised at how well they rolled only 2 days after being done. This is a must stop for a great round on a well laid out and maintained course.

Beautiful course. Unfriendly & unaccomodating staff. I’d give them minus stars if I could. We had a high school girls golf tournament booked there & after traveling four hours to get there, were told they had no record of it. They went ahead & let us on, but we were told to be finished in two & a half hours. We had 56 girls. They also moved our tee boxes up to turn all holes into par threes, to further rush us off the course. If you are a cranky old man who loves the company of other cranky old men — this is the place for you!

Played this course yesterday and I loved it as I shot the best round of my life. Good service from what I received and Sarah the morning bartender was a looker.
Anyway, the course was in great shape and the greens were rolling fantastic. Real true to speed. I’m not a big fan of moguls everywhere but it was fine. The views were something I have never experienced. I couldn’t get enough of it.
I would recommend checking this out in bfe course if you’re in St. George.

Five stars for the golf course, but only one star for the staff. The course is a stern, tough but fair test, that was in great shape when we first played it a few years ago and is even better now. The staff unfortunately aren’t very friendly or helpful, as I found out after our round when I realized I’d left my Garmin GPS on our golf cart. The conditions that day were tough enough (cold, rainy and windy) that there were few other golfers going out after we played, so the likelihood of our cart going out again that day was low. Despite this there was no sign of the GPS later that afternoon or the next morning, when I went back there and searched through the carts in the storage area myself after the staff admitted they hadn’t done that. There’s no way to know what happened to it, and no one to blame but myself, but it didn’t seem that anyone was trying terribly hard to locate it.

This is a definite MUST PLAY if you’re in the area. From the course layout to the incredible views, to the immaculately maintained tee boxes, fairways and greens, this was a treat to play.
The staff was pleasant and friendly. And just to show you their dedication to the impeccable playing conditions, every few holes we would see a staffer (not a maintenance crew) out there waiting for us to exit the greens so they could repair ball marks, indentations, etc. before the next group arrived. Wow! Sweet!
Compared to the other courses my buddy and I played during our mini golf vacation (The Ledges and Coral Canyon were the other two) Sand Hollow was tops. Though there were a couple of tricky holes, nothing that was confusing to the point of frustration that we found in the other two courses.
I can’t say enough about the conditions and the scenery, especially on the back 9, where you start playing alongside dramatic cliffs. Oh — don’t go left on some of these holes. It’s a long way down!
Amazing round, and even though I like to play as many different courses as possible — trying not to repeat vacation/​destination courses, I would definitely put this on the itinerary next time I’m in town.

This place is awesome!!! I’ve played here 6 times and the course has always been in great condition in summer or winter. The front nine is cool, but the back nine sends you into the red rock. Just amazing views from the elevated tees. We found some cheap times that made it more worth. I love this place and try to get up there as much as possible from Long Beach.

amazing holes with amazing vistas and the friendliest of staff

Made the drive up here from Vegas a couple more times this year. Don’t forget there’s an hour time zone change if you come here from Vegas. Still a 5 in my book. Not the most difficult course… but it’s been in immaculate condition every time we’ve played. And the views of the red rocky cliffs and mesas are great. Probably just under a 2 hour drive up from Vegas. My suggestion… skip Mesquite and go play in St. George. Well, Wolf Creek is worth it… if you don’t mind the most ridiculous elevation changes ever.

One of the best golf courses in the SW US. The front nine is a challenging links layout with huge fairways and greens. The back nine keeps the links feel, but is built into the side of cliff with amazing views.
They also have a pure links 9 that imitates famous Open course holes. It is a blast.
I’ll keep it short and sweet; don’t skip this course if you are in the St. George/​Mesquite area. It’s even worth the drive from Vegas if you are tired of their offerings.