The Bloomington's country club restaurant has a nice ambiance. The salads are good, with fresh…read moreingredients, while the drinks offer a wide selection to suit every taste. The sandwiches are delicious, and the generous portions leave you satisfied. As I dined, I couldn't help but be captivated by the lush greenery of the golf course and the tranquility it offered. The large windows allowed for plenty of natural light to flood the dining area, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Unfortunately our waitress was kind completely forgot to refill our beverage and check on us.

We had dinner here with friends on a Saturday night after an Ironman competition in St. George, but…read morefortunately it wasn't too busy. They had Mexican specials for Cinco de Mayo so the men ordered beef tacos with rice and beans. The portions were small. The rest of us ordered fish and chips, apple pecan salad, chicken Marsala with mushroom sauce/mashed potatoes/ green beans, and a chicken teriyaki salad. Everything was delicious. We finished the meal with chocolate lava cake and la mode. Service was good. Nice views of the course. Plenty of parking.

I had to check in there for my last visit to Red Mountain Resort. They tried to get me to stay at…read moreBlack Desert and I said, "absolutely not!" They asked me how I liked Sagestone Spa, and cheerily said, "Good news, we have an amazing spa with a lot of the same staff." I said, "It's not the same. It's not the same at all." I hated Black Desert. I hate what they're doing to Ivins. It's vulgar and crass and not at all the reason I have been going out to the desert for a visit for the past 27 years. Black Desert is the place for golf bros, not for people like me. It's just like Palm Springs now. They had a singer at a bar in the lobby and the Golf Bro swagger is not for me. They're absolutely going to ruin Red Mountain, too. They're going to litter up Snow Canyon. I like the views best at Red Mountain. I have visited that spot many times over the past 27 years. I loved how it was walkable to the entrance of Snow Canyon and had unobstructed views of the red sand cliffs and a lava field with a trail. It was so peaceful sitting in my room with the door open, overlooking the lava field. Or lying in a hammock while watching the sunset colors on the red cliffs, or the moonrise, or a storm roll in. Losing my peaceful place to this overblown and overpriced "perfection is not for me." So, ultimately, they lost a customer. Also, it's the desert, and I just don't see how golf in the desert is sustainable with there already being a ton of golf. Everyone else can enjoy this, but I'm going to cry over the peace that was. 1 star because the staff were really nice and listened to me being upset about Red Mountain Resort being destroyed by the company they work for. But only 1 star because none of them have a deep understanding of what I loved about Red Mountain Resort with its funky older buildings, peace, and quiet. I'm in the minority but I stand by how I feel.

The place is very nice, but don't let that fool you. My mom and I went here to celebrate her…read morebirthday. We were there from a Friday to a Sunday. On Saturday, we came back to the room in the early afternoon to grab some water and things and then head back out. As we were walking into our room, we noticed the housekeepers were there, and it was very odd to see a purse, a tablet, and a plastic bag with stuff in it outside of our room. Housekeepers are not supposed to have personal belongings on their shift. We didn't think anything of it at the time, they ended up leaving before we did. Hours later, we come back and realize that our luggage had been touched. My luggage was unzipped and on the ground before I left. I come back to see that my stuff was put in my luggage. It was zipped up and standing up on its wheels. Which was very odd as I have never experienced that. My mom also went to her luggage and noticed the same thing that both of her luggage's were zipped up, which we thought was very odd since housekeeping should not be touching our personal belongings. I go into the bathroom to the side cabinet and notice my jewelry box was zipped up. I told my mom and she went to go check her jewelry box that was in her luggage that was zipped up and sadly she opens it to realize that a vintage ring, that's 25 years old, and a necklace from her best friend who passed away, was missing. We immediately called the front desk as we wanted to file a report. We later went to the front desk and spoke to a gentleman who then had his security manager come and filed the report. We told them how we thought it was very odd that housekeeping should be bringing their personal belongings on their shift and we also told them how violated we felt with them touching our personal belongings. We were told that HR would be involved, and housekeeping management would be involved as well. The next steps were the housekeepers would be spoken to, security footage would be reviewed, and someone would be in contact with my mom. It has been over three weeks and no one has contacted my mom. Last week I reached out to a gentleman who is a founding partner of Black Desert resort and explained the situation and asked for help. I also asked that the least they can do is refund my mom for this trouble and the poor communication. I have asked three times now for them to refund my mom due to the lack of communication and urgency of this incident. Other hotels and resorts have refunded customers for way less and I shouldn't have to ask multiple times due to this unfortunate inconvenience. I'm hoping this will be handled soon. I will not be recommending this place to family or friends.

Beautiful course. Loved seeing the black and white tail rabbits hopping on the fringe of the holes…read more Make sure to stop by the clubhouse before or after for a meal. Beautiful club, nice food and a pleasant bathroom areas that feel like a five star hotel.

We had a foursome at 11:40a on Sept 22nd. We were staying at the Inn and wanted to get one round…read moreof golf in. We had the choice of Estrada at Snow Canyon or Black Desert Resort just 5 mins up the road. One in our foursome had injured his knee and was walking with a cane. My wife and I had our clubs shipped out but the other couple also needed to rent clubs. T say the least, we dropped some coin to play this course. When we proceeded to the first tee the starter told us that it would be cart path only. My severely hobbled friend went back into the golf shop and asked if he could have a handicapped flag. His request was refused. When he came back to the tee he said that if he knew it was cart path only he would have passed on the round. I will say this, they made the correct call because the course was so wet/muddy it would have been dangerous. That said, we should have been warned of the very poor conditions. One member we met apologized for the condition and said it was due to an incorrect application of a herbicide. We played but the experience of the Kidd redesign was nice but not enjoyable. I sent a note to the Inn at Estrada detailing the information above and was told that the member was only spreading a rumor and that they were not going to provide some sort of compensation. We are retired and travel quite a bit and we all said that was the worst course conditions for a highly regarded tract we have ever been on. Troon is involved in management of the course and by just looking up our names they might notice how many of their managed courses we play. They should have been able to do something to compensate for that lousy. Now the food and general service was excellent but we are judging only the golf here. We will never return and we even question playing a Troon course in the future when traveling without first asking a lot more questions. Our suggestion though is to go down the road and play Black Desert Resort.

Sun River is in great shape and is back to championship form! The greens are rolling true and…read morequick. Stay below the hole. The new back spin bistro has amazing TVs and a great variety of food and drinks. This track is a must play this winter.

The fairways are in Terrible condition!!! They need to spend some money and let their groundskeeper…read moreget it together. Most of the greens were ok with the exception of a few. If you are going to spend $100 playing golf in St George, pick another course!! It's difficult, and could be fun if they fixed the grass.

The fairways were a bit rough, but to be expected in the middle of summer during some VERY hot…read moredays. The staff was EXCELLENT and very accommodating. We got behind a couple slow groups but generally was allowed to play through.

Unfortunately cannot give this place for than two stars. Staff is friendly but that's about it…read more Save your money and skip this course for your St G trip. Fairways are absolutely trashed, more dirt than grass. Some greens were OK. Much better options out there. Until they fire their entire course maintenance crew and put in a ton of work I will not be returning.

This driving range is great in St. George, a small bucket is $3 and it has a beautiful sky…read morebackdrop. When the weather is good if you're a golfer and looking to get in some practice this is the place to go.

I was golfing this morning and noticed some boys who were staying at The Villas exploring the river…read morenear the course. The golf Marshall approached the boys and began yelling at them to leave and threatened to call the cops on them. The boys couldn't have been more than 12 and had no idea they were in the wrong. When they tried to leave the Marshall yelled at them that they were leaving wrong. Their dad came up and asked me if the boys were in my way or causing a disturbance and I told them no. They boys were polite to me but Rod in the office continued to be rude and threaten to call the police on the boys.

Save your money and play somewhere else. Not only is the course poorly maintained, but the older…read moregentleman working in the Pro Shop is a nasty sarcastic a hole! He was rude to the people checking in and told them they always return their carts dirtier than anyone else. keep them out of the mud. I thought maybe he was having a bad day (it was 0745), but he was also rude to our group. How does the city allow a person like this to be the first person greeting you and taking your money to play on a ghetto course. If I could give this golf club less than one star, I most defiantly would! The fairways are more dirt and mud than grass. The greens have so many unrepaired divots and are in terrible shape. Mulligans in South Jordan Utah is in better shape than this place. I don't like to complain, but BOO on this Golf Club, and I use that term very lightly. My first sentence says it all.

Fun course with beautiful backdrop. Some of the course needs…read morea little love, but its ran by the city. Lots of wildlife. We would come back.

The service was 10/10. The food was hot and delicious. Rylee took great care of us and was very…read moreattentive. Rylee recommended the fried pickles, which was our favorite part. Have already recommended to family and friends. The ambiance was great as well.

I made a reservation about a month in advance and when we went to check in, we were told they were…read morereally busy and would need to wait, though we'd be prioritized. Took about 15 minutes past the reservation to get a bay and it was a single bay; I had reserved for 2 because of our party size. I also reserved for 2 hours and we were only allowed to play for 1.5 hours. I understand there was other large parties, many of which seemed not to have reservations, but I thought the point taking a reservation was so they could plan for the bays and time slots to be occupied. That didn't seem to happen. Service was also fairly poor; we saw a server and were able to order drinks, but didn't get a check back until like 40 ish minutes in, and by then we assumed the food wouldn't get to is in time or by the time our reservation was over. The golf was fine, limited games. We did have issues with the sensors not reading a lot of hits, definitely ate into our time.