Green Spring Golf Course

Green Spring Golf Course is a top-rated, municipal golf course owned by Washington, Utah.

Green Spring Golf Course is set among towering plateaus, soaring valleys, and lush arbor features near the City of Washington. The variety of landscaping features and elevation changes makes each hole on the course unique, and the views of the thriving Washington community only add to the scenery. As the name implies, Green Spring is the proud home of some of the greenest greens in Greater Zion.

When it comes to signature holes, hole 5 is definitely a fan favorite. Golfers are positioned to look toward the Pine Valley Mountains in the distance, mixed with views of Greater Zion’s red rock spires and canyon gorges. It requires a strong drive and tactful navigation around some sneaky elevation changes, mixing just the right amount of challenge with the splendid scenery.

Quickly following is hole 6, a par-4 that requires a lengthy, precise tee shot – short shots just won’t cut it. In fact, this hole requires such a unique combination of precision strength that it is consistently ranked as one of the most difficult holes in the entire state of Utah. This high difficulty level also earned hole 6 the informal title “The Devil’s Gulch” among golfers. One of its hallmarks is a bridge granting access to the green and uphill positioning.

Hole 15 offers a peaceful reprise from the daunting hole 6. The water feature at the beginning of the hole often accommodates beautiful waterfowl, and the shady tree features create a cool oasis. Don’t let the serenity fool you though; there is still plenty of challenge to be had on Hole 15. It is a par-3 that pushes golfers to be strategic with their short shots to make it to the green efficiently.

Located just off of I-15, there are plenty of pre- and post-round dining and entertainment options near Green Spring Golf Course in the city of Washington.