Golf Course Homes for Sale in Brian Head, Utah
Brian Head sits at over 9,600 feet, making it the highest ski town in Utah — and it's also home to Bear Claw, one of the few high-altitude golf courses in the state that operates as a genuine summer counterpart to the resort's winter season. Golf course homes here cluster around the Bear Claw Poa Annua Golf Course off Highway 143, mixing cabin-style A-frames with newer mountain-modern builds on lots that back directly onto fairways. Because the season is short — snow can linger into June and returns by October — these properties function as warm-weather retreats first and ski access second, which shapes both pricing and how owners actually use them.
Buyers drawn to this combination tend to already own or want a four-season mountain property: golf and hiking in summer, skiing and snowmobiling in winter, without switching towns. Fairway-adjacent lots in Brian Head are limited by the terrain itself, so inventory stays thin compared to golf communities in St. George or Cedar City, and lots with unobstructed course views carry a real premium. Expect steep driveways, HOA rules tied to the resort's short-term rental market, and utility setups built for heavy snow load rather than year-round golf carts. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently available on and around the course.
August 2026 · Brian Head market
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About golf course homes in Brian Head.
Is there actually a golf course in Brian Head? ▾
Brian Head itself doesn't have an operating golf course inside town limits — the elevation (around 9,800 feet) and short summer season make it impractical. Most 'golf course homes' marketed in the Brian Head area are either second homes used by golfers who play down the mountain in Cedar City (Cedar Ridge, Iron Springs) and Parowan (Parowan Golf Course), or properties bundled with golf membership access at courses in nearby St. George about 80 miles south.
When is golf season at the elevations near Brian Head? ▾
Courses at Parowan and Cedar City (5,600–6,000 feet) typically play April through October, with the best stretch June through September. If you want November-to-March golf, you're driving to St. George, where courses like Sand Hollow and Coral Canyon run year-round thanks to the warmer Mojave-influenced climate.
What do golf-oriented homes in the Brian Head area cost? ▾
Cabin and chalet pricing in Brian Head runs roughly $400K to $1.2M depending on size, ski-in/ski-out access, and view. There isn't a price premium tied to golf specifically up the mountain, but buyers who pair a Brian Head cabin with a Cedar Valley golf-community home are usually budgeting $700K-plus on the valley side.
Can I play golf and ski in the same trip? ▾
In the shoulder seasons, yes. Spring skiing at Brian Head Resort often overlaps with early-season tee times in Parowan and Cedar City — it's about a 30–40 minute drive down Highway 143. October is the reverse: golf in the morning, first snow on the peaks by afternoon.
Are these homes typically full-time residences or vacation properties? ▾
The strong majority of Brian Head-area homes are second homes or short-term rentals. Full-time residency is limited by winter access, snow load, and the small year-round population (under 100 permanent residents). Buyers focused on golf access usually treat the property as a summer-and-ski retreat rather than a primary home.
How many golf-adjacent listings are active right now? ▾
Inventory shifts week to week and the Brian Head market is small — often fewer than 40 active listings total at any given time. The MLS results below show what's currently available; filter by price and bedroom count to narrow things down, and reach out if you want us to cross-reference Cedar Valley golf communities as well.