Every Mesquite Golf Course Compared: Tees, Slopes, Green Fees and Overseed Dates

There are seven 18-hole Mesquite golf courses, all within about 15 minutes of each other: Wolf Creek, Conestoga, Falcon Ridge, CasaBlanca, Oasis Palmer, Oasis Canyons and the Palms, which sits just over the Arizona line in Littlefield. Add two 9-hole courses (Coyote Willows and Beaver Dam Lodge) and Coyote Springs, a Nicklaus design about an hour southwest. Wolf Creek is the famous one; the rest range from canyon target golf to flat, water-heavy resort layouts.

Here's how they compare, then a short take on each.

Mesquite golf courses compared

Yardage, rating and slope are USGA figures for the back tees. Fees are what we saw in October 2026 for dates from late October 2026 into 2027. Rates change, and most 2027 peak prices weren't posted yet. Drive times are from downtown (Mesquite Blvd and Sandhill Blvd). For rankings by difficulty, see the hardest golf courses in Mesquite and the easiest Mesquite courses for high handicappers.

The low end of most ranges is a late twilight, nine-hole or junior rate, so a normal morning round costs more. Most courses use dynamic pricing too, so busy days run higher.

The 18-hole courses in town

Wolf Creek Golf Club

Mesquite's showpiece, and #59 on Golf Digest's 2025-26 list of America's 100 Greatest Public Courses (#5 in Nevada). Dennis Rider's 2000 layout is desert canyon target golf, with tees on ridges and drops of up to about 100 feet. The Challenger tees slope 147 and the Champions 140, so pick honestly. The club says rounds will most likely exceed five hours. Fall 2026 mornings were $360 weekdays and $390 weekends on the live booking engine. Foursomes only, no fivesomes.

More: Wolf Creek in St. George's guide.

Conestoga Golf Club

A Gary Panks design inside Del Webb's Sun City Mesquite, open to the public. It's the longest course in town (7,171 rated yards from the Black tees) and ranked #20 in Nevada by Golf Digest. The front nine has the drama, including #4, "The Fence Hole," where the fairway drops 25 feet off a cliff. Summer is the deal: $80 to $120 from Jun 22 to Aug 30, 2026. Read the full Conestoga Golf Club guide.

Falcon Ridge Golf Club

Plateau tees and big drops at a friendlier length (6,303 rated yards from the Black tees, 135 slope). The back-nine greens were rebuilt in summer 2026. It books up to 90 days out on Chronogolf, and residents get a discount at check-in. The Hampton Inn is across the street. See our Falcon Ridge Golf Club guide.

Oasis Golf Club: Palmer and Canyons

Two courses sharing one 29,000 sq ft clubhouse. The Palmer (Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay, 1995) is short at 6,442 yards but slopes 138, with desert no-entry zones you can't play out of. The Canyons combines a 2005 Dave Druzisky front nine with Palmer's original 1995 nine, and the club rates it the harder of the two. Both charged $190 for fall 2026 mornings and $210 before 2 PM for March-April 2027 dates. Residents of Clark County, Nevada and Washington County, Utah get a resident rate. Read the Oasis Palmer and Canyons guide.

CasaBlanca Golf Club

Cal Olson's flat river-bottom layout next to CasaBlanca Resort, with water on 13 of 18 holes. It hosts the Nevada Open every early November. From the Double Spades it's 6,962 yards and a 141 slope; from the Clubs tees it's a friendly 125. Fall mornings were $160, dropping to $130 from Nov 18, 2026. Guests get 20% off room-and-golf packages. See the CasaBlanca Golf Club guide.

Palms Golf Club (Littlefield, AZ)

Two courses in one: a palm-lined resort front nine, then a desert canyon back nine with big elevation changes. William Hull designed it in 1990, and Mesquite Gaming runs it alongside CasaBlanca. It had the lowest morning rate of the 18-hole courses in town when we checked: $134 before about noon to 1 PM in fall 2026, and $109 from about Nov 19. Remember it's in Arizona. See our Palms Golf Club guide.

The nines

Coyote Willows is a regulation-length neighborhood nine along the Virgin River, par 35 and 2,836 yards from the Blue tees. It was $50 for nine on every date we sampled from Oct 24 to Nov 23, 2026. It books 30 days out online. One listing says it stays open through overseed, so call 702-345-3222 if you're in town in September. The Coyote Willows golf course guide has its tees, fees and booking window.

Beaver Dam Lodge is nine par 3s (about 1,000 yards) under old cottonwoods at a historic lodge in Beaver Dam, Arizona. There's no online booking and no published fee, and the last dated golf review we found was March 2025, so call 928-347-2222 before you drive out.

Coyote Springs: the day trip

Coyote Springs is a Jack Nicklaus Signature course in the desert north of Las Vegas. From Mesquite you take I-15 south and NV-168 west: Google gave 54 minutes and 55.5 miles. It's ranked #11 in Nevada by Golf Digest and plays to 7,471 yards. It runs ryegrass and bentgrass all year, so it's the one course in the Mesquite area that doesn't close for fall overseed. Read our Coyote Springs golf day trip guide.

Overseed closures

Mesquite's 18-hole courses are bermudagrass overseeded with rye each fall, and each one closes for two to five weeks. These are the latest published dates. CasaBlanca and the Palms didn't publish 2026 dates, so their 2025 dates are shown.

Dates change every year. The September overseed guide has more detail.

How to choose

• One bucket-list round: Wolf Creek.
• Best value at a ranked course: Conestoga in summer, or CasaBlanca and the Palms in late fall and winter.
• Mid-handicaps who want scenery without carnage: Falcon Ridge or Oasis Palmer from the middle tees.
• Staying at CasaBlanca: CasaBlanca and the Palms as a package.
• St. George or Clark County locals: Oasis, where Washington County, Utah ID gets the resident rate.
• September: Coyote Springs.

For our ranking, read best golf courses in Mesquite NV. If you're planning around weather, see best time to golf in Mesquite.

Plan it on the map

The Mesquite golf map puts every one of these Mesquite golf courses in 3D, with each tee set, fee range, closure date and drive time from every hotel. Open a course to see its holes and what's nearby.