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Southgate Laid out as a great walking course, Southgate Golf Club provides a front nine requiring some accuracy off the tee with water lurking on many holes. The back nine is a bit longer and has plenty of risk/reward opportunities.
opportunity to take a “time out” to enjoy more than one fancy is at your fingertips. There is no better way to take in some of the most stunning scenery in the country! After a great day on the course or in our parks, a red
rock steaming stones massage may be in order. Check with any of the local day spas to schedule a variety of treatments—mud baths to manicures, facials to foot massages are available at our rejuvenating spas! If more of a soft adventure retreat is what you had in mind, schedule your golf package around one of our destination spas. These well-known spas offer a wide variety of treatments and experiences. Buffalo steaks, sizzling seafood, black and bleu burgers, pick your own pasta, Belgian waffles or bumbleberry pancakes—take your pick for breakfast, lunch or dinner. With the wide variety of eateries— both locally owned and franchised—you can relish (or remorse over) today’s scorecard in a bar and grill, sandwich café, bountiful buffet or quiet restaurant. Ask the hotel front desk for an area dining guide. In relation to its population, the St. George area
SunRiver Sitting along the Virgin River, SunRiver golf course is surrounded by a colorful desert landscape with wide fairways and the
only bent grass tee boxes in the area. SunRiver has a player-friendly ambiance while still providing a challenging test of golf.
www.RedRockGolf.com • 888.345.2550 Special Section: St. George Utah’s Red Rock Golf Trail
offers more golf opportunities than any other place in Utah. This sundrenched oasis boasts some of the most challenging and affordable courses with inspiring
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