This is an 27 hole desert style golf course. Each nine offers you something the other does not. One nine being called the point has a few holes that are on the edge of cliffs. The second nine which is very popular is called the wood bridge. It has two great holes- island green(par 3), and wood bridge hole. The last nine(hardest9) is called black rock, which weaves in and out of lava beds. This is a great golf course with great greens and great playing conditions. Take a cart. Blackrock to hard for begginers. Driving range is not good.

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Very unique.

One of the best courses in St. George. It's hot, so take something to carry water in. The course is usually in great shape and very green. The Pointe goes up and down some canyons and then through some homes with ponds. Woodbridge has an awesome island green hole that is a blast to play. It's a little expensive for me but the golf is probably worth it.

Good value. Interesting and challenging layout. Scenic holes. 3 different style courses. Nice clubhouse and friendly staff.

You can't hit woods on the range... not long enough they say. Don't like the lava rock in some of the bunkers. The bunker on Hole 2 on the Pointe was in bad shape... appeared as if it was being re-done, but there were no signs or paint to indicate ground under repair. It was all chewed up, like it was roto-tilled... so we agreed it would be played as GUR.

Very fun course. 27 holes... Blackrock being the most challenging. Lava rock butting up to the edge of the fairway proves to be quite penal. The Pointe is very nice and has a nice layout. Not many trees, but not too desert/links either. Woodbridge is more conventional... trees and streams. Some of the bunkers have a crushed lava rock rather than sand. Didn't care for that. Stains your shoes and scratches the clubs up a bit. Many pretty holes... bring the camera.

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Not enough water on the course. It's hot in St. George!