green spring golf course

This is a great course if you like playing over canyons and through desert terrain. I'm a beginner at golf and cringe every time my husband or friends suggest playing there. It's tough for us beginners!

It was a beautiful day for golf but the course was still real wet from the rain storm that hit the St George area earlier in the week. The greens were nice and the ball rolled well. The rough was long and thick bad not too bad. The course has some tough holes and without a GPS your guessing the distance. We got there early and they sent us right out. The pace of play was good and was done within 4 hours. Now since I've played this course, I would know the shot to hit on holes #4, 5 and 11 cuz you heed to hit all most a perfect shot. I would play this course again.

Situated close to St George this course is in great condition and excellent value for money. There are some very challenging holes, especially 5 and 6 on the front nine. Lots of water to negotiate on the course and some good course management needed to secure a good score. Have already booked another round!

The staff is friendly ad helpful. Usually we play this I about 4 1/2 hours, but were able to do it in less than 4 and play as a twosome. We did the twilight special which starts at two but got there early and they gave us that rate. The course was not in the best shape but they had a bad winter; usually, it's pristine. We love playing here. It's fun and challenging - we are 12 handicappers. Love the back 9! It's our favorite in the area.

Fun course! Enjoyed #'s 5 & 6 where you have to hit over the gorge. Course was in pretty good shape, though the tee boxes were not flat and the course played a little bit slow (almost 5 hrs). The unique challenge will make me come back again.

Played Green Springs Golf Course with friends. The course is challenging, but fair. The course I thought was in very good condition for January. It is an 18-hole par 72 course that measures 6859-yards from the longest tees. There are four sets of tees. Water and sand are both present on the course plus a couple of gorges to hit across. Had a great time.

Not bad, the course is interesting and would be fun if in just a little better shape, bet it will be in another month.

You have to concentrate and place your shots to score on this course. Two holes over a deep gorge (a par 3 & a par 4) will test you golfing skills and club selection. Two of the par 5's canbe reached in two from the white tees. Number 11(par 4) is a real challenge off the tee and the second shot into a shallow green may be the most difficult 2nd shot on the golf course. Being a city owned course and receiving a lot of play the condition would be classed as average but the greens are well maintained, bunkers not so much.

We were there for our 11:09 tee time. The guy behing the counter tells us we are late. I don't now if its because we are in our 20's that caused this guy to disrespect us so bad or what. He was rude and very short with us. The tee boxes were all ripped up. It was kind of boring. The greens were the best part but even they weren't anything to brag about. Maybe that's why it cost less?

1030 am tee time left at 330pm after 15 holes,no respect for there cusomers, i waited on 3 groups all day, people were not playing slow, the course over booked ,sad to think this is what they think of your time

Green spring is a nice course, beautiful vista's and a good value. great public course not much of a club house, but you love the scenic course.The greens are quick and roll true. I would recommend for all levels of play

We played on a Friday afternoon and it was very uncrowded. Fun course that I would recommend to anyone.

One of the nicest public courses you'll ever play. Not overly difficult but very scenic. The club house is well stocked, just don't expect much in the way of food.

This is a nice course worth playing, but it's not in the top tier for the area. Sometimes the rates are pretty good so call and see what they are before you go.