Ledges Golf Course B

Roscoe, IL 61073

Grade Breakdown

Overall B 85/100

Course Condition A 90/100

Design & Challenge B 88/100

Amenities A 92/100

Value C 75/100

Service B 85/100

Reputation B 88/100

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About This Course

The Ledges Golf Course in St. George, Utah is a stunning Matt Dye-designed desert gem that offers world-class golfing amidst dramatic red rock scenery and views of Snow Canyon State Park. While the provided address points to Roscoe, IL, all available information confirms this course is located in St. George, UT, making it a premier destination for desert golf enthusiasts seeking challenging play and scenic beauty. The course features immaculately maintained greens, strategic design elements, and exceptional amenities including an award-winning restaurant and practice facilities.

Course Info

Holes 18

Par 72

Yardage 7,200

Type Resort

Designer Matt Dye

Terrain Desert

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green chipping complex

Signature Hole

The 18th hole offers a dramatic clubhouse view overlooking the fairway with Snow Canyon State Park as a backdrop

Details

Address 7111 McCurry Rd, Roscoe, IL

City Roscoe, IL

Phone (815) 389-0979

Website http://www.winnebagocountygolf.com

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners may find this course challenging due to Matt Dye's signature design philosophy that demands precision, but the forward tee options and well-maintained fairways provide some forgiveness. The scenic beauty and excellent practice facilities make it a worthwhile introduction to desert golf.

Start from forward tees to manage length
Use the driving range extensively before your round
Focus on accuracy over distance on tight holes

Intermediate Recommended

Intermediate golfers will appreciate the strategic layout and risk/reward opportunities that test shot-making skills. The course rewards careful course management with multiple pin positions and varied hole lengths.

Holes 3, 11, and 16 offer excellent birdie chances from the fairway
Watch for elevation changes affecting approach shots
The clubhouse overlooks the 18th for a memorable finish

Advanced Recommended

Advanced players will find championship-level challenges with strategic complexity, demanding tee shot placement, and deceptive green complexes. The course provides tournament-quality conditions and testing of all aspects of the short game.