D Magazine ran a golf travel feature Thursday, June 19, on Black Desert Resort — the course development carved into the red-rock terrain of Greater Zion in southwestern Utah — pitching it as a worthy road trip for out-of-state golfers.
The piece, part of D Magazine’s “Well Traveled” series, focuses on the resort as a golf getaway. Beyond that framing, the Dallas-based publication didn’t release the full text through news wires, so the specific holes, rates, or amenities highlighted in the feature weren’t available at press time.
Black Desert Resort sits in the Greater Zion region, a stretch of Washington County anchored by St. George that has drawn resort and real estate investment over the past several years. The area’s dry climate allows year-round play, which courses in the region have used to compete with better-known golf destinations in Arizona and Nevada.
D Magazine did not publish a room rate, green fee, or any other pricing detail in the information made available through syndication.
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