Ashwood Golf Club - Mesquite/Sycamore Course

I play Ashwood a lot because it’s a fairly challenging course and the staff is really friendly. It’s not the longest course with par 4’s and 3’s with no par 5’s, but the water, the narrow fairways and the bunkers make it challenging. Most of the bunkers need help but they are fixing some of them, other could use a raking to remove the rocks and pebbles.

I stopped off here on the way from L.A. to Vegas.

1st - the breakfast burrito is awesome! Service in the restaurant was fantastic and I headed out on to the course feeling very happy with full belly!

The staff at the proshop are super helpful and nice - I was early for my tee-time and with no-one ahead of me, they sent me straight out, which was very considerate and really appreciated. The golf cart was in fine fettle and worked nicely all round.

The course is set up as 3 x 9 holes - I played "Sycamore" & "Mesquite" - there are no par 5's and the par 4's are quite short, but this is still a challenging course - lots of water on the front 9 (which I found a lot) and the fairways are quite tight.

Greens were rolling fast and true, fairways were in good condition, the only detractor was the bunkers, which are hard and stony (if these had been full of soft sand, this review would have been 5 out of 5).

I came back the following day (on my way home) and played the other 9 holes "Birch" - it was very similar to the other 9's.

I will definitely be back to play this course again.

This golf course was a reminder of golf before Covid where you could get a hot deal and get out there and have a great round the course was great and it played great 18 holes in 3 and a half hours

The course is pretty nice, fees were very fair and the staff were nice. However, the golf club rentals for 9 holes was ridiculous- $60! And, the driver I rented, was so loose, I couldn’t use it. The sprinklers were on at one hole which was a nuisance, and got me all wet while playing a ball. Also, the maintenance workers were mowing the course fairways on three different holes, while we were golfing and that was super distracting. One worker acted as we were on his way, and continued as we did not exist. I was golfing with my son, who I had not seen in almost one year, due to his military deployment, and he desperately wanted to golf during his visit. I raved to him about this course, but we were both a bit disappointed with today’s experience.

The bunkers were very inconsistent. I was just about in one per hole😂. Most were hard and rocky(pebbles) some were muddy and only one that I noticed was actual sand.

I reall Like Ashwood. The staff and the fact that there are 3, 9 hole courses to play. The courses themselves are on the shorter side with only par 3’s and 4’s, but they are challenging with narrow fairways, lots of bunkers and water hazards. The course seems to be improving all the time. Most of the bunkers need help and most need to be racked of the rocks that are in them. There does seem to get a lot of players that have no idea or etiquette, with groups of 5 or more players, most have no business being on any golf course, much less a mini- gilf golf course. I saw a few groups that where driving over the greens and tee boxes.

Another nice feature is the driving range where you actually hit off of grass.

The staff is always friendly and helpful. I will always play Ashwood and recommend this course.