Mesquite Amateur Golf Courses

There isn’t an amateur tournament in the county that can match golfers with a course line-up that includes the greatest names in golf — Cal Olson, Keith Foster, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer. And yet, all of them, taken by the beauty of the Nevada-Utah border, have made Mesquite one of the most unique experiences in the West. Each golfer is guaranteed to play at least of three award-winning courses or more, depending which course is chosen for the practice round and the championship round.

CasaBlanca Golf Club.The CasaBlanca Golf Club features an 18-hole, 7,011-yard championship course designed by Cal Olson. The course winds through the region's natural desert wetlands, offering wonderful views of the surrounding Virgin River Mountains in Mesquite. Thirteen of the 18 holes at the CasaBlanca Golf Club have water challenges.

Falcon Ridge Golf Club. Falcon Ridge features a 6550-yard par 71 desert layout with several elevated tee shots from high plateaus. Known for its spectacular elevation changes, some holes cut into the rolling hills that make up the area.

Palms Golf Club. The Palms in Mesquite is almost like playing two different courses, with  the front nine featuring extended fairways and the back nine challenging players with mountain-style play. The 15th hole has a breathtaking view and a vertical drop of 114 feet.

The Canyons at Oasis Golf Club.The Canyons at Oasis Golf Club is the newest 18-hole, par 72 course in Mesquite. The meticulously-designed Bermuda green course takes advantage of the area’s natural vistas.

The Chase at Coyote Springs. As the area’s Jack Nicklaus Signature course, golfers can expect a challenging par 72, 7,471-yard layout. Eleven lakes come into play and many consider this to be one of Nicklaus' finest desert creations.

The Arnold Palmer designed Oasis Golf Club.The Palmer course is a masterpiece that provides a par 71 experience set against rugged canyon fairways and meticulously contoured greens. It is rated among the "Top 10 You Can Play" by Golf Digest.