Palms Golf Club

playing real fuzzy greens. Course has gone down hill. I played opening day many years ago at the Palms

There are other golf courses in the area that are much better... We would never go out of our play to play this course again.. The front 9 is like playing in a cow pasture...

The Palms Course is challenging, with some interesting picturesque holes especially on the back nine. Lots of elevated tees. It was crowded and slow. Heat is a factor, but towels and ice are provided for some relief. Cold water is available in numerous locations. Recommend going with someone who has played there before. I would go back again. Greens were in generally good condition, but slow.

This course is so much fun. The front and back are like two different courses. The front is park style and the back has elevation changes and canyons. One of my favorites.

My wife and I had a great time. Greens are great, friendly staff and we will definitely be golfing here again.

This course is in excellent condition. Plays long due to lower elevation. Front nine flat with plenty of water and sand traps to make it challenging. Back nine has many elevated tee boxes with breath taking views. Consistent green speeds is an added bonus.

This was a great course to play with a variety of holes. The course it self was in ok conditions. It was a little dated and landscaping around course was not kept pristine. We would go back at a great rate.

Changed my Tee=Time without asking, staff might as well be bricks. Inexpensive, so lots of hackers who slow play to a crawl.

40 mph sustained winds,but still deal@$35.Would have liked to see more deals considering conditions.Want to play under less windy terms,greens great shape!

I'm a relatively new golfer (2 years). The front 9 was fairly easy to moderate, but the back 9 was definitely more of a challenge. For the price, the weather and my excitement to keep playing to keep getting better, this course is great. I'll look forward to playing it again.

They could improve on their customers service when you arrive at course. Also our cart ran out of power had to push it back to clubhouse up some steep grades. Clubhouse closed by 5:30 pm on a Saturday go figure.

First time at this course and was very happy with the course and condition of the place.
I will return.

Old course, old carts, front 9 greens not in good shape back 9 is fun with greens in much better condition

We played this course twice. The first game, we were a duo and waited on every hole behind a threesome. However, we were able to finish as it was Superbowl Sunday and people departed early to catch the game. The second time we played, it was obvious too many tee times were being booked per hour. We were paired up with another duo and we waited on every shot, not just on the tee box. When we were playing the 15th hole, we heard a horn but didn't know what it meant. Then, coming up the 16th hole with at least 45 minutes of light left, the cart manager was yelling from the hill, "the course is closed". He kept yelling at the players on 16, 17 and 18. Then, one cart quit on the 16th hold which kind of sealed our fate not to play the rest of the holes. We were quite disappointed as had seen a sign in the clubhouse the course was open until 5:30.pm. HOWEVER, that obviously doesn't mean players can stay and play until 5:30pm. The course is quitet messy with goose dung but the greens are in pretty good shape. Green fees were pricy compared to Las Vegas and Palm Springs where the courses were also in better shape. Clubhouse staff was very friendly and service-oriented. The cart manager was short-tempered.

When planning a golf trip to Mesquite, you should include the Palms. I would consider this the "4th" course you add to a five-round week. There are others which finish higher, but the staff (always friendly) and the relative ease of getting on the Palms is worth the inclusion. Greens were well conditioned given the first week of January. It is an older facility so dont expect a high end clubhouse or dining options. But, for basic golf it is worth the time.

Hard to find way around. Not well marked for yardage. That said, we were golfing in January, so basically we were happy to be there. Thanks

The course needs a little more maintenance. The rough was mostly hardpan with some yellow dead grass. The cart paths were in pretty bad shape.

As for the design, the front 9 had no special design features and was very flat with many geese with their usual droppings.

The back 9 was through many hills and canyons with almost no geese, just some rabbits here and there. The design was great on these back holes with many scenic views and interesting holes.

We played on January 2, 2014. We have played here multiple times in the past. This time was AWESOME. We have never seen the conditions of the course in such good a shape over the last 10 years. The greens are in fabulous condition compared to the other 5 courses in the area. The staff was wonderful and the burgers in the deli were superb. We had beverage service on the course. It is nice to see the ORIGINAL golf course of the mesquite area coming back to the shape we remember it in long ago. The value of green fees and course conditions combined, make this the best value within 40 miles. A definite must play if your going to be in the mesquite area.

Course was good. But, it turned twenty degrees colder and started to rain on the 9th hole. They would not give a rain check for the back nine because we had purchased the round "through an outside agency". Our foursome was the only one out on the course while we played the back 9 in the rain. Others got rain checks. A hot shower and hot chocolate when we got home restored some of our vitals. The .8 mile entrance road into the clubhouse is horrible...if you swerve to miss one pothole you'ii hit three others. Staff personnel are nice.

The variety in the front and back nine is like playing two different courses.