Played 01/02/2022 in the glorious sunshine at 35 degrees. Course was in excellent shape and it is a very beautiful and challenging layout. Fairways were in awesome shape and the greens were quick. A r... Continue »

Played 01/02/2022 in the glorious sunshine at 35 degrees. Course was in excellent shape and it is a very beautiful and challenging layout. Fairways were in awesome shape and the greens were quick. A really rock solid value here so if you get up this way give it a whirl.

Played the Green Spring GC today with an 11:00am tee time. Arrived and went into the club house to check in, staff were friendly and helpful informed us the driving range was under maintenance but the... Continue »

Played the Green Spring GC today with an 11:00am tee time. Arrived and went into the club house to check in, staff were friendly and helpful informed us the driving range was under maintenance but the chipping and putting greens were available and in great shape. The starter called us up a few minutes early, POP was under 3 1/2 hours with a 98 degree temperature at the start. Fee was $28 senior rate and well worth the price!

The tee boxes fairways rough and greens were in amazing shape considering the heavy use and high temperatures. All were lush, soft and very green, the sand traps were well maintained with rakes and fair to hit out of. There were two greens that had small bare spots but were being attended to.

The front nine has more difficulty, particularly holes 5 & 6, but very fun with the ravine in play, especially with a front pin position like today on the par 3. The par 5 6th hole is reachable in two with a solid second shot! Both holes were beautiful and fun. The back nine has more elevation changes with numerous holes having water in play and a ravine that comes into play.

Overall a great deal and very enjoyable course, I recommend it if you’re in St. George!
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Date: Sunday Sunday Sunday 10/2/16 Tee Box: Mens (GOLD) Tee Time: 11am MTN / 10am (NV) Green Fee: Located on website ONLINE BOOKING: YES from GC website Carts: GAS not electric due to hilly terrain V... Continue »

Date: Sunday Sunday Sunday 10/2/16 Tee Box: Mens (GOLD) Tee Time: 11am MTN / 10am (NV) Green Fee: Located on website ONLINE BOOKING: YES from GC website Carts: GAS not electric due to hilly terrain VALUE: Course Yardage book (Please ask, FREE especially if you have NOT played this course!) STUDY HOLES #4,6,8,10,11,16,18 We LOVE this course! CONDITIONS were the worst we've see it but still playable but PLEASE read my review carefully. All Tee Boxes: Sparse grass process of growing back,boxes unlevel. BUNKERS (Not traps): To the naked eye looks hard pan but actually were very soft,playable Very Good overall. FAIRWAYS: Bare spots, you can see the grass is coming out of overseed? Divots? GOOD LORD!!!! I don't recall seeing so many divots in the fairway and the IRRESPONSIBILITY of golfers who FAILED to fill with (2) BOTTLES provided on the golf cart! Refill on the turn as well. How LAZY are golfers? Geez (rant over) ROUGH: 1" to 2 1/2" not many divots, actually the grass was better than the fairways. LAYOUT: There are some hard tricky holes where BIG numbers just show up! Great mixture of holes to keep this a challenging course. I recently found out the USGA Database was accurate & the GK staff made the quick adjustments! FYI, The Blues play 138 Slope / 73.5 STAFF: Friendly, perfect, allows you take cart to parking lot to load & unload. RESTAURANT: Just a small place to grab something before,on the turn or hangout if not too late after the round. GREENS: Ball marks,unfixed divots etc...but still ran smooth speed medium to fast but no too fast. On this day, I cannot REMEMBER HOW MUCH SPIN OFF THE GREENS AFFECTED my overall scoring chances! False Front greens and a combination of using a Callaway Soft cover ball. My approach shots from 6 - LW irons were spinning off the greens,they were not firm so confusing since I'm NOT a "SPIN" player. Greens are elevated so adjust your club selection accordingly. RANGE/Putting Green/Chipping: We did use the grass range, Putting Green is exactly what you'll find on the course, chipping area near the putting green. CF39

After finishing at Falcon Ridge, we still wanted to play more. Unfortunately, every course in Mesquite closed early on Thanksgiving after morning shotguns, so we looked to St. George. After calling ar... Continue »

After finishing at Falcon Ridge, we still wanted to play more. Unfortunately, every course in Mesquite closed early on Thanksgiving after morning shotguns, so we looked to St. George. After calling around and researching online times, Green Spring was the best option available, so we booked it up there. Got there around 3pm (Mountain Time) and it was pretty dead out. We played through a few people along the way, but otherwise sprinted around the course in around 2.5 hours. $29 twilight rate was good with cart.

The course was in pretty solid shape. A little rough around the edges this time of year, but good overall playability. Tee boxes and fairways mostly lush and well kept. Rough a bit more inconsistent, but again mostly lush and green throughout. Greens have a dark, almost black-ish tint to them, but the surfaces were good. Firm and relatively slick on putts. Very bumpy with spike marks that late in the day, but that's expected. I wasn't in a bunker, so no comments there.

I really didn't know much about this course heading in, but we ended up enjoying it. The first few holes were really blah and the weather was gloomy, so the surrounding scenery really didn't shine like St. George usually does. However, things perked up with the design (especially holes 5 and 6 across the cool red rock ravine) and then the back nine was really fun with some elevation changes and more hazard areas in play. Of the three courses I've played in the St. George area thus far (including Sand Hollow and Coral Canyon), Green Spring would still be a distant third, but this is a very enjoyable course and just shows the depth of quality of golf in this region because it's not one you hear too much about.

Played 6-4-12 with our group of 16.

Easily one of the best muni's anyone can play, -if not the best! As a whole, tough to beat for challenge, beauty and creative design. Holes 5 & 6 are worth the c... Continue »

Played 6-4-12 with our group of 16.

Easily one of the best muni's anyone can play, -if not the best! As a whole, tough to beat for challenge, beauty and creative design. Holes 5 & 6 are worth the cost of admission.

The greens, fairways and rough were all near perfect. The bunkers were fine, but just a little too firm in the bottoms. The tee boxes were lush and level. If I lived in the area, this course and Sand Hollow would be my two favorites, with SH edging it out because of its back nine.

One more point: Don't let #11 get you down! It gets everybody!! 5 or 6 is really not bad on this par 4 so don't get too upset because you can easily get a stroke (or two!) back on #12.

Customer service was fine, but no cart girl.

Green Spring Golf Course Review
St. George Utah Golf Course Reviews

This is probably my favorite Municipal Golf Course I have ever played. For the price you just can't beat the overall enjoyment of playing this course. The fairways, Greens, Tee Boxes and sand were gre... Continue »

This is probably my favorite Municipal Golf Course I have ever played. For the price you just can't beat the overall enjoyment of playing this course. The fairways, Greens, Tee Boxes and sand were great. Played on a Sunday and if you know St. George, Sundays are not what you would call a day most people play Golf, so the course was empty at 9:00am. If I lived up here I would play this course more than any other, not just for the value, but for the enjoyment.

Green Spring Golf Course Review
St. George Utah Golf Course Reviews

Played it on 2/7/2009, greens were in great shape with consistent roll and good hold. The fairways were green and thick. This course is a great test of all the clubs in your bag. Several holes play... Continue »

Played it on 2/7/2009, greens were in great shape with consistent roll and good hold. The fairways were green and thick. This course is a great test of all the clubs in your bag. Several holes play longer than posted yardage due to forced carries and ravines. Hole #6 one of my favorites with a long approach over a ravine. There are several elevation changes on the course that makes for a very enjoyable round. Very good layout.

Played at 9AM Saturday, 3/22/08 on a sunny warm day. Was told course is having problems with their sprinkler system - sprinlkers were running intermittently around the course in the misddle of play, a... Continue »

Played at 9AM Saturday, 3/22/08 on a sunny warm day. Was told course is having problems with their sprinkler system - sprinlkers were running intermittently around the course in the misddle of play, and much of the fairways, greens, rough, and sand were very wet. The wet, lush rough was difficult to hit from, and greens were inconsistent in terms of speed and holding shots. No GPS, no yardage book, no ranger. Plenty of water. A good deal for the price in St. George.

Played 6-19-07.
Always one of my favorite courses anywhere! Greens are fast, fairways are lush, the rough is penalizing, bunkers are firm but playable and the tee boxes are in fine shape.
Enjoy the... Continue »

Played 6-19-07.
Always one of my favorite courses anywhere! Greens are fast, fairways are lush, the rough is penalizing, bunkers are firm but playable and the tee boxes are in fine shape.
Enjoy the first five (relatively soft) holes, especially #5 which is a beautiful short par 3 over a canyon, because #6 is easily one of the toughest par 4's anywhere. After that true menace, the golf really kicks in with hazards, bunkers and elevation changes galore. Hit the fairways at all cost.
Check out the little bungalow just left of the 17th green. You will want to move in immediately...