Sand Hollow Resort

Really a great course. Excellent large driving range to warm up on. Top of the line carts (very comfortable seats with gps). Course was in excellent shape. Course design was interesting. Round really builds up as you work your way through the round. Red sand in the bunkers creates contrast against the dark green grass and provides a unique element from the standard white sand. Great variety of holes requiring a variety of shots off the tee for me (driver, 3 wood or long iron). Course was very fair as well and the scenery and mountain views were awesome. Played wolf creek in mesquite as well during this trip and Sand Hollow is simply in another class. If I had 5 rounds to split between the 2 courses, I would play Sand Hollow 4 times and Wolf Creek once.

What a fantastic golf course. We played the Championship course in some pretty tough conditions, but I love the layout. The staff is super friendly and accomodating and I can't wait to go back. They took care of us with a nice costing replay since not many wanted to brave the wind, rain, and snow. The course was in very nice shape and greens rolled true.

Well maintained resort with daily activities like Taco Tuesday, live music and yoga class on Saturday, and Sunday brunch. All staff we interacted with were so helpful even bringing ice to our rental home when icemaker wasn't working. Dog friendly at the home we stayed with lots of paved sidewalks for daily walks. Although lots of new home construction but really didn't affect us as it was a couple blocks away. Beautiful mountain location with easy drive to Sand Hallow State Park and only 32 miles to amazing Zion National Park. Would definitely stay here again!

Stayed in a condo here. Wonderful, quiet location. Staff were very friendly. The grounds were well kept and clean. Condo was large and spacious. The bedding was cheap and uncomfortable. TV was small. Felt more like a Hotel room than a resort. Definitely not a great value for the price. Don’t like being threatened with “Fees” if I do or don’t do things correctly like adjustments to the air conditioning. Not a very friendly, inviting strategy. This place has potential, but needs a little more attention to detail.

Golf courses themselves were 5 stars no doubt. Golf staff... not so much. For the most part it was fine, but our round at the champions course was only enjoybale for about 14 holes. For starters... our tee time was 2:24. When I walked up to the carts at 2:00 they didn't have any carts ready for me. There were about 3 full groups waiting for carts. I finally got one at around 2:10-2:15. Warm up/range time was gone at that point. My wife and I got paired with another couple who were an absolute joy to play with. We teed off at 2:32 (important for later). We played the front 9 in 2 hours, stopped for waters at the turn, and got on our way. The group that teed off at 2:00 were still around the restaurant smoking (also important as it was a full tee sheet). At some point the 2:00 group cuts back in behind us. The 2:00 group that cut back in behind us caught up to us somewhere around the middle of hole 13. After hole 14 a marshal drives up and say, "I need you guys to pick up your pace." I reply with, "the group behind us teed off at 2... we teed off at 2:32... sounds like they're the ones behind pace." I was infuriated we were being blamed for the 2:00 group taking 45 minutes or longer at the turn. That is the reason there is any hold up whatsoever. They were playing slightly faster than our group, but not fast enough to warrant us letting them play through. The marshal then tries to tell us that we are behind pace based off of the 2:24 tee time and no 5 or 10 minute allotment for the turn. Again, wasn't our fault for teeing off late. You were the ones running behind. I tried to ask if they just allow groups to take an hour at the turn which is the most asinine thing I've ever heard... and he couldn't grasp the concept of how groups taking that long at the turn and cutting back into a spot at random is a major issue. The marshal proceeded to follow us for 2-3 holes which didn't sit well with me and turned into words exchanged after nearly every shot until he finally drove off while yelling, "okay I'll talk to them too!" (which he never did to my knowledge) about the group behind us taking so long at the turn. The championship course has spectacular views and it's in great shape. I actually had more fun at the 9 hole links course... the greens are pretty insane there. The "resort" portion of Sand Hollow is much more reminiscent of a nice hotel. We did really like the variety of pools. They look different and have different levels of water. There is also a hot tub. Bathrooms at the pools, etc. We ate three meals there. The food was really good. The service both times we sat in and ate seemed slow. Nothing majorly slow, but it wasn't busy either time and we waited for quite a while. The meal we got to go came and quick and was really good. I'd consider going back to golf if a buddy really wanted to go and play it... but I would recommend other places to play first.