Cedar Ridge Golf Course is one of the state's finest
  community operated golf courses, including a well-stocked pro shop and clubhouse with a snack bar. The course itself is friendly enough for beginners, but has plenty of challenges for the seasoned golfers.

Cedar Ridge treats golfers to beautiful scenery and some of the most challenging golf southern Utah has to offer. From short par 3s with cliff-top tee boxes to long par 4s into the wind, Cedar Ridge offers players almost every golfing challenge. "Because of the way it's laid out, it will offer most golfers a chance to use every club in their bag," says John Evans, Cedar Ridge head pro and former PGA golfer.

Located at 200 East 900 North, the golf course lies along the red cliffs on the east side of Cedar City. It is an 18-hole course with a par of 73. The course's season runs from February to December and is typically open from sun-up to sundown, as long as the frost has cleared from the grass. Hours of operation are approximately 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the summer and 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the winter. Carts and clubs can be rented and a driving range is available. Metal spiked shoes are not allowed. Tee times are first come, first serve.

Golf course layout courtesy of www.golf4utah.com. For more information about the Cedar Ridge Golf Course including pictures, a virtual tour and scorecard, click here.

Course Fees

Cart Rentals:
Golf carts are available at great prices, only $7 for nine holes or $13 for 18 holes.

Clubs:
Rent a set of clubs for only $6 for nine holes or $10 for the full course.

Practice Range:
Range balls are available in small, medium and large bags for $4, $5 and $6, respectively.

Punch Card:
20 rounds for $210.

Fees & Season Passes

Coaches/Lessons

Cedar Ridge Golf Course has two professional instructors to teach the basics, provide tips, improve individual games and teach new techniques.