Lake Powell National Golf Course

Overview: In Page, Arizona, Lake Powell National offers 18 holes against the red-rock country around Lake Powell and Glen Canyon. William Phillips designed the course, which opened in 1995 and is listed at par 72 and 7,030 yards in the available course data. The contrast is the main attraction: irrigated turf provides the playing surface, while cliffs, mesas and the wider canyon landscape define the visual horizon.

History: Lake Powell National was created as a destination course for the Page area and remains closely tied to the region's visitor economy. The official course material places its opening in 1995 and emphasizes the nearby reservoir, Glen Canyon Dam, Vermilion Cliffs, Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. It is therefore more than an isolated municipal round, but it is also not a resort course hidden inside a private development. The setting and road-trip geography are part of its identity.

Did You Know? The course tour lists a closing sequence that ends with a par-five seventeenth and a par-four eighteenth, while published course coverage describes the seventeenth as a very long hole from the back tees. That finish is a useful reminder that Lake Powell National is not only about scenery. The round builds toward a demanding final stretch where distance, wind and the surrounding red rock all become part of the decision-making.