St. George Golf Club

St. George Golf Club is a municipal course operated by the City of St. George.

St. George Golf Club is one of the public golf courses owned by the City of St. George. It boasts an excellent, hilltop view of the city and a friendly atmosphere. The traditional layout of this course is ideal for golfers who enjoy a good walk or leisurely stroll between strokes. St. George Golf Club is positioned alongside the Ft. Pearce Wash, creating water features that weave in, out, and around the fairways.

Hole 9 is a favorite at St. George Golf Club. It is a par-5 with a water feature positioned right in front of the green. From a distance, this water feature is often invisible, creating a stealthy trap for wayward golf balls. Even the most skilled golfers struggle with this hole since it is such a high-risk, high-reward situation. When bold strokes pay off, golfers have been known to hit some of their best scores on hole 9.

Hole 16 is another signature of St. George Golf Club with even more variation – this time, in the tee boxes. Golfers can take several different approaches to this hole, being sure to navigate over the bunkers and water hazards strategically. They add another level of thrill to the hole, but one wrong swing can lead to an unfortunate drop, away from the excellent greens. Hilltop views of the City of St. George await golfers at the end of the hole as a reward for conquering the challenge.

The final hole at this course, hole 18, offers another challenge to close out the game with similar water hazards. The Ft. Pearce Piece Wash is braided into the fairway, pushing golfers to aim meticulously or risk finishing the round in the water. 

St. George Golf Club offers a stepped-up municipal experience with great service. This includes an onsite grill to satisfy pre- or post-round cravings, available to enjoy at the clubhouse or order at the turn.