The Cal Olsen-designed CasaBlanca Golf Club lies etched into the wetlands of the Mesquite Valley. This beautiful course winds in and out of the Virgin River basin offering a new experience on every tee. Five sets of tees allow golfers of all skill levels a fair chance on this championship golf course, which annually hosts the Nevada Open Par 72. Golf packages are available with the CasaBlanca Resort. Improve your game at the Casablanca Golf Academy.

Tucked between two picturesque mountain ranges in the high desert 50 miles north of Vegas, Coyote Springs offers a breathtaking setting accented by native grasses, cacti, sage and other indigenous plants, sweeping views of the mountains and clear sapphire blue skies. This course is a par-72 Jack Nicklaus Signature design that measures 7,471 yards for the Black or Championship tees (75.8 rating, 141 slope). Eleven lakes come into play on the golf course and challenge players of all levels. Limited beverage service available and no food service.

One of the newest additions to the Mesquite golf scene, Falcon Ridge winds through the hills and canyons of Northwest Mesquite. This 6,546 yard par 71 desert layout boasts some beautiful landscapes. Spectacular elevation changes, numerous water features and high mesa views along with a track that is playable for all classes.

The Oasis Golf Club features two 18-hole courses, The Palmer course and The Canyons course. The Arnold Palmer-designed Palmer course was rated among the top 10 public courses by Golf Digest. The Palmer course features home to five sets of tees set among scenic desert panoramas. Rugged canyon fairways and contoured greens make this one of Palmer's most distinctive designs. The Canyons, designed by Palmer's team, features the same canyon fairways and spectacular desert scenery. Palmer is a 6,633 yard,(par 71, rating 71.7, slope 133) course. Canyons is 6,408 yard, (par 71, rating 71.3, slope 129) course. Lessons available.

A challenge for all levels of players, the Palms championship course in Mesquite features lakes, sand traps and more than 200 palm trees, the 7,008 yard, par 71 is a challenge for golfers of all levels. The front nine offers extended fairways and plenty of water features, while the mountainous back nine has dramatic elevation changes and emphasizes shot placement. The 15th hole has a breathtaking view and vertical drop of 114 feet from the tee to the fairway.

It's been called one of the most remarkable and most visually spectacular courses in the world. And from the very first glance, every thoroughly pampered visitor to Wolf Creek Golf Club understands why.

An easy one hour drive northeast of Las Vegas in Mesquite, Nevada, this amazing facility was called the "Most Spectacular New Course in America" by Affluent Golfer magazine when it opened for play in 2000. It's also ranked 22nd on Golf Digest's list of the country's top 100 public facilities. The course winds up, down and through dramatic red rock canyons, and from the back tees requires generous quantities of both power and precision. One of those back tees stands as tall as an 11-story building! Yet even the novice player can have a round chock full of smiles by selecting the front set of tees where forced carries are few and far between. Perhaps the ultimate challenge for any and all players is focusing on each and every shot while constantly surrounded by breathtaking vistas that are a photo op waiting to happen.

Those vistas are equally mesmerizing from the Terrace at Wolf Creek, the club's new restaurant and banquet facility that was designed to accommodate the foursome as well as all varieties of formal and casual events.