I enjoyed Conestoga a very visually pretty golf course in nice shape. It is more of a standard desert layout with a few quirky holes mixed in but I guess what course doesn't have a few holes that require local knowledge. Premium price point minus the accolades of some of the other courses in the area for the same price. It is a nice golf course and definitely adds a quality option to a Mesquite golf vacation.

I played Wolf Creek the day before so thats always a tough course to follow. I enjoyed Sand Hollow. The greens were a little slower than the day before and a little bumpier but by no means were they bad. Sand traps are unique and is an acquired taste. Nothing wrong with them just have to play the shot a little differently. Nothing real spectacular till you get the the back 9. They have some pretty cool holes back there. If your in the area I would recommend playing Coyote Springs or Sand Hollow with Wolf Creek.

Finally made it out to Vegas again. I always like to get a few rounds of golf in. It was difficult to get a tee time at Wolf Creek they were full on a couple days but eventually I was able to secure a tee time on a Thursday. The other courses were easier to get times on. Wolf Creek is one of my top 5 courses of all time. Not so much for the difficulty but the views never get old and are incredible. I read a few reviews about conditioning since no overseed this year and had some concern. After talking to the golf shop and getting their take and standing on the first tee I have no idea what the other reviewers are talking about. obviously they are bitter about something other than the golf. The superintendent has done a fantastic job with the course and the views are just as stunning as I remember. Greens are smooth and if I hit a good putt I made it. I travel alot and have had a chance to play the who's who of golf courses and I would put Wolf Creek at the top. Its so unique and unforgettable. I see why the video games want to use Wolf Creek. Its a blast!!

It seems like the course is out in the middle of nowhere. Then you look up and see what looks like an oasis with a bunch of green and palm trees. Very nice entrance with gate, waterfall in the clubhouse and personalized locker, small but attractive golf shop. Now for the golf which was a wonderful experience. The tees, fairways and greens were very good. The beverage cart girls were timely. The caddie we had was very good at reading the greens. Could not believe some greens looked uphill and they were actually downhill. Very steep price tag but still had a great time. Some other better values out there but definitely a must play.

Always try to make it out to my favorite golf course. This year its been hard to travel anywhere. We had a morning tee time to beat the heat. With all the safety protocols they did not handle our golf bags like they usually did. New norm right? Golf shop was amazing as usual - an abundance of top quality items. A little pricey but nothing out of the norm for a top rated course or the best logo in golf. Staff made sure we had enough water and set the tone for the day. The golf course was in amazing shape. Even the small details like the edging of bunkers, paths, and yardage plates were all done. Tees fairways and greens were all in excellent shape. Only minor issue I had was a couple areas on the collars were a little thin. Other than my nitpicking the course as usual was an absolute joy to play. Nowhere in the world does a golfer get these types of views. Its 105 degrees outside and I cant think of another place I would rather be. Great course, attentive staff and excellent food and the end of our round. Love this place.

This is the first time I played Wolf Creek in the Spring. It was definitely more expensive but in the end well worth it not playing in 110 degree temps in the summer. Golf course as usual was in great shape and the staff is down home welcoming. We teed off in the morning and paid a $45 re-round rate for more holes in the afternoon. I am always floored by the uniqueness of the course always an awesome time.

I had a chance to play this gem on a spring trip to Mesquite. We had a great time it is a wonderful course in very good condition. Not as jaw dropping as the main course in Mesquite but loads of fun.

I have been coming to Mesquite with buddies for a few years in the summer. I thought I would give it a try in the Spring when its a little cooler. It is peak season so it is a little more expensive but worth it. The courses are in great shape. It had some Wolf Creek qualities but not the same as the Flagship in the area. It was in good shape we were treated well and most certainly be back. Always something about small town hospitality.

We played Oasis Palmer as part of our Mesquite golf trip. We have been coming for three years now and really enjoy the variety of affordable golf in this small town. Oasis is a more traditional layout with some homes surrounding the club. It also has its fair share of holes with no homes and some really neat views.

The course itself is fun to play and in good shape. I would say the greens are a little inconsistent with what I am guessing different types of grass on the greens. The fairways, greens and Tees are a nice green color with good turf coverage. I did shoot my best score of the trip here.

It was a very busy day on the day we played so didnt really get the personalized attention but service was fine. Pace of play for the day was good at around 5 hours which for how busy the course was I didnt have any issues.

Have not played the canyons course yet perhaps next year we put that one in the rotation with Wolf Creek again.

Always a good time with friends and some excellent golf venues in Mesquite.

I come with a group of guys to Mesquite this time of year because of the great and unique golf. This year did not disappoint. I will spare all the details about the service as we arrived it was excellent as usual.

We did get to the first tee and it didnt look as lush as it has in the past. Reason being is that the fairways were just aerified a couple of weeks prior. I asked the golf shop at the end of 9 holes why some of the fairways were not 100 % green as in past years. I was told that with the warmer weather they were transitioning to Bermuda grass for the summer. It made sense to me and by no means were the fairways bad just different from last time I played.

The greens were also different in that they were smooth and fast. On the multiple tiered greens that made it fun and in many cases way to challenging. The bunkers and tee boxes were in excellent shape with the exception of a couple that they were in the process of re- sodding. I am guessing that is part of normal maintenance going into summer.

I play a lot of golf and this remains my favorite golf course in the country. The views off the tee boxes are amazing with the exception of number 3 which is straight uphill. If you are a golfer and cant enjoy yourself here you wont enjoy any golf course. See you next year.

Played here this summer and the conditions were nice. The greens were very good as I would expect for the fees. I was disappointed in the driving range which really didn't offer much. Service was attentive when I arrived and again when I left. I guess the high fees all year is because of its convenient location to the strip which is nice but I feel there are better courses out there for the money. I am pleased I played there but will try some other courses before going back there again.

We had a chance to play our warm up round before heading to Mesquite to play Wolf Creek.
Rhodes Ranch was a great time. It was busy but management got us around in a reasonable time frame. Course was in good shape and a lot of fun to play. We also liked how easy it was to get to from the strip. Some of the high traffic areas are a little burned out but with the amount of traffic and it being 110 plus degrees I am guessing in the summer it is to be expected. We experience wonderful hospitality while in Nevada.