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Championship desert golf course with challenging greens, scenic red rock views, and top-notch practice facilities.
Copper Rock delivers a true championship golf experience against Hurricane's dramatic red rock backdrop. This links-style course challenges players with fast, undulating greens and strategic sand traps scattered throughout the desert landscape. The greens roll true and quick, demanding precision on approach shots and putting.
The course layout keeps things interesting with blind shots and water hazards that test course management skills. Emerald fairways contrast beautifully with the surrounding desert scenery, creating photo opportunities between shots. The practice facility rivals many resort courses, featuring a full driving range, putting green, and dedicated chipping areas.
The pro shop stocks quality rental equipment for travelers, and the staff goes out of their way to accommodate last-minute tee times and scheduling needs. While the course demands respect from golfers of all skill levels, the immaculate conditions and stunning setting make every round memorable.
Hurricane sits about 30 minutes from Zion's main entrance, making Copper Rock an excellent addition to a southern Utah adventure. After hiking the park's trails, a round here offers a different way to enjoy the region's incredible scenery. The challenging layout provides a nice counterpoint to the area's other outdoor activities.
370 reviews
a week ago
Breakfast burrito was to have steak and and possibly mystery meat. Protein bowl was good. Service was horrible. I walked in and let them know I was waiting on an order. Then a large group comes in and they take the orders for these folks. I still stand they waiting as they hand out the food to these folks and never once took a moment to hand me my order! Won’t go back there again due to poor service! They can’t handle more than one task at a time.
a week ago
Our group did not have a great experience at Copper Rock. The course was in average condition and the staff was not very friendly or welcoming. During the round, the ranger commented about slow play and tried to blame our group, even though the delay was clearly caused by a foursome ahead of us playing from the tips. The pro shop and bar area were very small, and the staff inside didn’t seem attentive or engaged. Overall, this was the least enjoyable stop on our trip, and we would not choose Copper Rock again.
a week ago
I have golfed in Louisiana, Texas, Colorado, Michigan and plenty more states that are much more humid and wet than Utah. I WILL NEVER golf here again. If you decide to golf here during the late summer just bring your own bug spray… we called and asked if someone could potentially run some bug spray out to us on hole 3 and they said “no it’s for sale at the pro shop…” I have never been so torn apart by mosquitoes in my life… I have at least 20-30 bites on each leg and another 15-20 on my back… only reason for the second stat is because it’s a good course and the cart staff were good. Maybe spray the course…
a week ago
a week ago
Course was great, Porter was the man!