Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa

We love Mission Hills, Gary player North course. Every year we come down here we make it a point to play the course, it’s fairly open and very generous with the fairways and the men’s tea boxes make it very playable. The staff is always friendly and I’m definitely gonna recommend you and we’ll play it again every year I’m here. Thanks again for a great day!

I played only 15 hole because of the rain and windy condition but all the course is really great and challenging greens are in really good shape ..

This course is exactly what it is now, a former shell of itself. Layout is great & the fact you still get free range balls before your round is a plus.

But the staff is just there to be there, they don’t care about pace of play or “extra” maintenance around the course. Tee boxes, fairways & greens are all good. But visually in other areas around the course need some attention. The Cart Staff/Starter was not very friendly & did not even remember my name when I told him 3x. Apparently they are short on carts, however have no issue allowing groups of 5 to play. But it’s a cheaper priced course in the Desert so it is exactly where is it currently.

If you are looking for a less expensive course in the Desert, here it is.

Played in 3 1/2 hours.Unfortunately, the quality of this course has gone down over the years. Maintenance is not as good as it has been in the past. Fairways are still good and greens are still very good but just off the fairways grass is sporadic, unkept and with many bare spots with sand and dirt.

The property is beautiful and well maintained. The golf course has a really good lay-out and was in great shape…fairways and greens were well maintained, the rough was green (not burned out like it’s former sister property the Mission Hills North Gary Player course). Finished with a foursome in 3.5 hours, so loved that.

Always a fun round here and the course is terrific shape. Play it before it gets too hot.

Course in good condition Greens excellent

Mention to David' director of instruction who brings me my buggy and give me the opportunity to tee off from 10th tee to have a better pace of play

Pete Dye design allways challenging

Resort course quality with a public course price. Well maintained. Good selection of tee options to match a golfers ability. The only thing that needs improvement is the Bunkers. While not terrible, they definitely need more sand. If you land in a Trap use a low bounce wedge instead of your Sand wedge and you will do fine.

It's definitely on the mellow side of all the Pete Dye courses I've played. Unfortunately, it's the worst maintained Troon managed course I've played.

The fairways and greens are good, the rough and bunkers are awful. Standing water in a bunker, rough is dry, dead grass in too many spots. The Pete Dye signature railroad ties lining the lakes are disintegrating into many of the lakes.

This place needs an infusion to get it back into shape. As is, I would not return.

To cap it off, the starter was very rude when we didn't accept his offer to move up our tee time and forego lunch and warm-up. Overall bad experience at what could be a very fun course.

Shout out to Justin for being one of the friendliest staff we've met playing golf in the area. The course is in very good shape. It's changed management a bunch, but remains consistently in great shape. More challenging than many others in the area, but also very beautiful. Highly recommend. The club house is bare bones and not really welcoming for a 19th hold situation. But I'm here to play golf. What happens after isn't really in consideration.

Hadn't played this one in years, but it's always a fun challenge with water, bunkers and enough undulation to give any level of golfer an interesting round.

Fairways and greens are in good condition. Rough and off fairways are in rather rough shape.