Mesquite, Nevada’s little corner of the Southwest is a major golf destination for golfers of all ages and skill levels. From the Palmer Course at Oasis Golf Club, one of Arnold Palmer’s favorite designs, to the Jack Nicklaus Signature design at Coyote Springs, the uniqueness of our courses have helped Mesquite find its place in … Read more
By Cody Law, Executive Director of Golf Mesquite Nevada
Mesquite, Nevada’s little corner of the Southwest is a major golf destination for golfers of all ages and skill levels. Golfers come from every corner of the country, Canada and even from across the pond. From the Palmer Course at Oasis Golf Club, one of Arnold Palmer’s favorite designs, to the Jack Nicklaus Signature design at Coyote Springs, the uniqueness of our courses have helped Mesquite find its place in the golf travel world.
Northbound from Las Vegas, Nevada, is a golfer’s oasis that offers plenty of diversity and an escape from reality. Golf Mesquite Nevada is waiting with a welcoming website, expert reservationists and a menu of affordable green fees, luxurious accommodations and a variety of challenging and scenic golf courses designed by some of the game’s best architects.
Tucked between the mountains in the Virgin River Valley, you’ll find the city’s top resort destination, the CasaBlanca Resort & Casino. Featuring 500 newly remodeled and well-appointed hotel rooms, CasaBlanca Resort & Casino offers a wide variety of amenities, including more than 800 slot machines, table games, two pristine golf courses, a world-class spa, a lagoon-style pool and much more.
If there is any upside to this winter’s veritable no-show of snow, it’s that Colorado’s nearby Desert Southwest neighbors are basking in glorious temperatures, the kind that reward and restore recreationalists of every sort and persuasion.
That’s especially true in Mesquite, Nevada, where blissful climate is a cherry topped enticement for a mid-winter escape. In fact, Mesquite’s February forecasts are calling for bluebird SPF-30 days ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s — temps that just scream for sleeveless shirts and knee-high Bermudas.
