Mojave Resort Golf Club

One of the slowest rounds ever played (5+hrs). Starter put way too many twosomes out on the course after an event earlier in the morning.. Carts do not have GPS and hole mapping. Cart paths often were confusing and difficult to find from the fairways. Never saw a course marshall monitoring pace of play.

Generally the fairways and greens were in good condition, Back nine greens were mixture of turf and rolled slower than front nine greens. Had lots of bunker shots and found bunker conditions were inconsistent (soft sand to hard pan). Tee boxes were sometimes worn and punched. No ball washers anywhere. No permanent bathroom facilities on the course, just the occasional porta-potty. No drinking fountains or water refill stations on the course, but drinks cart came by once on each nine.

For the $99 green fee, the course beauty and challenge delivered value, but the slow pace of play really tarnished the experience.

Course was in very nice shape Fairways were green not all dried up. Greens were in great shape

Fairways were green and greens were challenging. Bunkers were soft sand. Overall good conditions and amenities. We played the back nine first and finished in under 2 hours. We got the front nine and were 3-4 to groups deep waiting at each hole. It took about 3 hours to finish. It did not leave us with a positive outlook on managing pace of play or tee times. The staff was all very friendly.

Pro shop was great. Was a single but starter put me in behind the locals . Gave up after 6 holes even playing two balls. Pace of play was normal for a local course use to catering for all the retired boys use to 5+ hour rounds.

Would have been more enjoyable if starter could have put me in with a deuce or another single. Course looks like it's been neglected since the same time last year. All about the $ I guess.

Our round took 6 hours. We were backed up at least 2 groups at most holes. Ranger came by at the 2nd hole and told us that a tournament was ending and it should speed up.

It never did. Most courses would have rangers move slow groups along or have them leave. I have never played such a slow round. Nothing like a big audience at every tee box.