[sblenden]

Going on a trip here in a couple of weeks. Any recommendations?

[Golfinnova]

You have to play Wolf Creek. One of the top courses in the country. All the other courses in Mesquite are flatlands compared to Wolf Creek. Make sure that you're in shape as you'll walk a lot of steps (especially the 2nd tee), it's a minimum 5-hour round because of the elevation changes.

You can play the Oasis courses or Falcon Ridge which are OK, but don't leave without playing Wolf Creek. You won't regret it!

[SanDiegoSam]

Wolf Creek is one of the most visually stunning couses in the US and one of the most difficult. The other courses including Casablanca, Oasis, Falcon Ridge are decent. If you have a car, then travel 30 minutes up I-15 and play Entrada or Coral Canyon in St. George, Utah. They would be my 2nd & 3rd choice after Wolf Creek.

[Zigdawg]

Wolf Creek, Wolf Creek and Wolf Creek. I spent four days up there in April and was blown away. By far, the most spectacular golf course I've been on (and I've played 8 of the Golf Digest Top 100).

I've heard great things about Coral Canyon as well. Just haven't been up there.

[kenfuji]

Paiute was a beautiful course, a pete dye design. also windy
Wolf creek is very long and windy, so don't think about playing from the tips unless your a low Hcp Bomber

[rlheiman]

Wolf Creek in Mesquite.

Entrada in St. George

Coral Canyon in St. George.


Enjoy the trip

[sblenden]

Thanks for the input! I leave next Tuesday and will let you know how it goes.