Bloomington Country Club
St. George's original golf community — homes wrapped around a member-owned course that opened in 1969, with mature green fairways in a city that has been desert-gold ever since.
About Bloomington Country Club
Bloomington Country Club is where St. George golf started. The course opened in 1969, designed by Bill Neff, and the neighborhood grew up around it over the following decades — which is why this corner of Bloomington feels different from everything built since: deep green fairways, mature shade trees, and homes that have been lived in and loved for generations.
The club is private and member-owned, and it functions as the neighborhood's social center — golf, the clubhouse, the pool, and a calendar of member events. But living here and joining the club are two separate decisions; the streets are a regular St. George neighborhood wrapped around a private course.
The Homes
Homes span the decades of the community's growth — ranch-style houses from the course's early years through later builds, many of them remodeled more than once. Fairway-fronting lots are the prized product: a back patio that opens onto green grass in the middle of the desert. Interior streets offer the same mature-neighborhood character at a quieter remove from the course.
Because the stock is older, condition and remodel quality are the value story. A well-updated fairway home here offers something no new subdivision in the county can copy.
Life in Bloomington Country Club
The Course
An 18-hole, Bill Neff–designed course open since 1969 — the oldest golf in St. George, kept green year-round and woven through the neighborhood streets.
Member-Owned, Published Dues
The club is owned by its members, with published dues running from about $85/month for social membership up to $525/month at the executive level, plus initiation — rare transparency in private-club golf.
Mature Bloomington
Shade trees, established yards, and the Virgin River corridor nearby — the greenest-feeling residential setting in the city.
Location
Bloomington Country Club sits in Bloomington, in south St. George just west of I-15. South-side shopping, medical, and the freeway are all minutes away, and downtown St. George is a short drive north. It is central-south St. George with an old soul — an easy base for anywhere in the county.
Bloomington Country Club — Questions, Answered
Do I have to join the club to live in Bloomington Country Club?
No. The neighborhood and the club are separate. Many residents are members and many are not — membership is a choice, with published tiers from social (about $85/month) up to executive (about $525/month), plus an initiation fee.
How old is the golf course?
The course opened in 1969, designed by Bill Neff, making it the oldest golf course community in St. George. It is private and member-owned.
Are the homes new?
No — this is a built-out, pure resale neighborhood. Homes date from the community's growth decades, and many have been substantially remodeled. What you are buying is setting and maturity that new construction cannot offer.
What should a seller here know?
Fairway frontage and remodel quality are the two numbers that matter — and 'oldest golf community in St. George' is a story worth telling well. Price from true Bloomington Country Club comparables, and present the club lifestyle honestly: membership optional, dues published.