Mission Hills - Gary Player Course

I love this course. First, it’s beautiful. It’s challenging but fair with enough tee choices and combos to fit every golfer’s game. The driving is forgiving with banks on both sides prone to kick a warrant shot back toward the fairways. Both times I’ve played here, the pace of play was great and the warmup areas are well kept and match actual corse conditions. A great desert course to share with out-of-state friends.

Greens were only ok. Fairways were mostly good. Bunkers a little thin for my liking. Played much nicer courses for less money.

Enjoyed layout and green conditions. Would play here again.

Overall the course layout is one of the best in the valley and use to be a great option to get out and play, but the conditions of the course is just disappointing, I know it’s summer but the fairways were unkept and dry spots everywhere. Lots of sore spots for homeowners to look at on each hole. Looks like they cut back any watering of the course. It use to be so much more lush and green.

After playing a tough course the day before ( pete dye Paga West), this course was more our style. Only problem was no cart girl on site. Aside from that, a good solid course, grest pace of play and friendly staff.

The fairways and greens were awesome. I thought this was a very nice course and hope to play it again in the future.

Course was in very rough condition lots of dirt, sand traps hard, greens bumpy. The layout was frequently by the freeway and the holes all blended together. The only wildlife I saw was some crows eating a dead rabbit. Quit after just 7 holes due to slow play. Although to be fair this was on a Saturday and I’m told it’s much less crowded all other days. I would not play here again even at the cheap rates.

The course was great! Admittedly, I went at the beginning of summer and it was 92 degrees so there weren't a lot of people there. I was able to get out before my actual TT and finished in around 2 hrs. They closed the pro shop at 1pm, so the only person still working was the cart guy and he was great to talk to.