Mesquite Golf Trip August 2020

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Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!

All Trips Include:

– 54 holes of golf over 3 days (and an opportunity to re-round every day after the morning round if you choose)
– 3 or 4 nights at the Eureka Casino Resort
– All courses include range balls and access to practice facilities
– All taxes and fees for hotel and golf courses

Hotel

Eureka Casino Resort (eurekamesquite.com) in Mesquite, Nevada. Nice rooms, a great pool for the afternoons / evenings, a casino with low minimums and free drinks while gambling. Day drinking and drinking at the pool is encouraged while on property. The place is nice and the casino is right across the parking lot. $5 minimums at craps, blackjack, pai gow, and roulette. They also have a poker room, penny slots, sports book, BINGO, dance club (kind of), buffet, restaurants, etc.

Golf

Day 1: 18 holes @ Conestoga on Thursday, August 13
conestogagolf.com
“It’s like playing golf on the moon, but with full gravity” – Sports Illustrated. Ranked the #6 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.

Day 2: 18 holes @ Sand Hollow – Championship Course on Friday, August 14
sandhollowresorts.com
Sand Hollow Resort’s Championship Course has consistently been ranked as one of Golfweek’s top 100 resort courses. Ranked the #1 best course you can play in Utah by Golfweek.

Day 3: 18 holes @ Wolf Creek on Saturday, August 15
golfwolfcreek.com
Golf Digest Reader’s Choice #1 course in America in 2011. Recently voted top 10 places to play in the world by the Wall Street Journal. Ranked the #3 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.

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Casino Gambling

The casino is right across the parking lot from the hotel. The best part about the casino is the low table minimums. $5 is the minimum for blackjack / craps / etc which should encourage everyone to have some fun in the casino. Some of the games are a little janky (e.g. free bet blackjack) but for $3 minimums you can’t beat it. Drinks are free as long as you are gambling. The bingo room is super fun – especially if you’re working a nice buzz and don’t mind being judged by old people. It’s cheap too and drinks are free as long as you are gambling. At a minimum you should register for a “Gold Club” card. It’s free and you get a free gift. Anytime you gamble at a slot machine or table game (Poker / Blackjack / Roulette / Craps / Pai Gow / etc) you get points and that translates to free food / other free stuff.

King’s Cup

Named after the King of Golf – Arnold Palmer (RIP). ​The King’s Cup is a friendly competition within the Mesquite Golf Trip for those that choose to opt in.​ It is 100% optional. It’s a 3 day Ryder Cup style competition.

Simply put, we’ll split golfers in The Cup into two teams. The daily foursomes will be made with priority given to golfers you want to play with. After that, we will make the foursomes based on reported skill and format you want to play (again – designed to be fun)!

Nothing is officially wagered (although we encourage you to wager on your own accord). It’s all about personal pride and the ability to drink luke-warm booze out of the trophy during the pool party on Saturday!

Formats are flexible and we can accommodate your playing preference: Scrambling (2-man scrambles, 4-man scrambles) or Playing Your Own Ball (Stroke, Match Play, Team Best Ball, etc).

Temperature

It’s hot. You look at the weather report and it says it will be 111 degrees… but you won’t fully appreciate the heat until you are in it. That’s why we tee off @ 7:00 AM every day.

It’s worth considering methods to keep you cool. In the past people have brought spray bottles and fans, and there are things you can buy that have beads in them you can put in the freezer overnight then wrap it around your neck. The courses provide towels and ice on the carts.

Re-Rounding

Re-rounding is a possibility every day. It will cost you between $25-$40 depending on the course to go out again and play more golf.

While it’s a good deal for golf, it’s even hotter in the afternoon. If you are a fan of golf it’s worth considering re-rounding as the courses are fun and unique. Keep the temperature in mind and make sure you are able.

The decision to re-round does NOT have to be done in advance. It can be made the day of at each individual course so there is no need to make reservations.

Dining Options

This isn’t Las Vegas.  There aren’t big time chefs and restaurants but there are a handful of places to find good food to eat. Options:

In the Casino
  • Mason Street Courtyard. Good American food and they are open until 11:00 PM.  You can get breakfast all day and they serve a variety of food including Asian food.  They also won’t look down on you if you are super stoned trying to figure out what you want.​

  • Gregory’s Grill. Open til 8 or 9 PM it’s a nice place to grab a steak / pork chop / chicken / Italian food / wine. Spendy but a nice place if you are looking for a good meal.

  • Town Square Buffet. 4:00 – 8:00 PM All you can eat you fatass.

  • Side Street. 11:00 PM – 6:00 AM.  For the late night creep when you get hot at the dice table and need some food.  Sandwiches / Breakfast / etc.

Around Town
  • Samurai 21. Believe it or not there is good sushi in Mesquite.  Fairly priced and tasty.  Turns into a hibachi restaurant at night.

  • Katherine’s Steakhouse. Located inside the Casablanca casino (about 10 minutes from the hotel). Quality steaks and chops. On the expensive side but worth it.
  • Los Lupes. Really good Mexican food on the south side of town. Worth the trip if you’re craving Mexican.

  • Jack in the box. Big Steve’s favorite for breakfast tacos.

  • Panda Garden Chinese. Supposed to have good Chinese food.

  • Golf Courses. Typically the best solution for lunch.  All of the courses we play have nice restaurants where you can grab a sandwich / salad / fries / meat / drinks / etc.  It’s convenient and fairly priced – all of them are quality.

Nightlife

Again – this isn’t Vegas.  There is only 1 “club” and that’s Seasons Ultra Lounge inside the casino (8:30 PM- 3:00 AM).  You can dance and get bottle service and cocktails.

That’s literally the only thing along those lines if you are looking for nightlife in Mesquite.  Vegas Hookers won’t make the drive and nobody has yet to find any working in Mesquite.  Just FYI.

Water and Hydration

They provide plastic water bottles at the course but it’s worth it to bring your own. Fill up your water bottle and drink it between every water cooler.

It may sound excessive but you lose a lot of water out there and if you’re drinking booze this is needed to stay functional.

Bloody Mary’s and whiskey drinks go down well especially early on to get you right on the course before it starts getting too hot.

Booze + Booze on the Course

Get your booze + beer @ Lee’s Discount Liquor.  It’s right down the road on Pioneer Blvd and is super cheap. Great selection as well.

It has always been easy to bring booze onto the course. It’s cheaper than buying on the course and the best value as long as you can be a little discreet about it.  As long as you aren’t blatantly loading up on beers in the parking lot of the golf course you should be fine.

Golf Balls

Bring more golf balls than you think you need. The courses eat up balls and you cannot do a lot of hunting for balls in the desert (please respect the signs.  If they say don’t go in there don’t go in there).

Even the best golfers will lose balls and having extras is advised. If you need extras the Walmart on Pioneer Blvd sells bags of 30 rocks for $20.  They aren’t proV1’s but they’re good enough for you.

Behavior Expectations on the Courses

These are really nice golf courses and we need to dress and behave to their standards.  Please show up early and be ready to tee off at least 10 minutes before your tee time.  If we tee off @ 7:00 it doesn’t mean you show up at 6:55 and are trying to figure it out.  I would recommend arriving at least ½ hour before your tee time.  Range balls are included in the price at every course.

The courses also require collared shirts and golf attire.  No jean shorts and no tank tops you hillbilly.

Please also respect the signage on the course.  If the area is closed because it is protected desert or there are rattlesnakes or it is under construction please respect that.  They are serious about protecting their course and it would be a shame to see anybody thrown off for being an idiot.

Grocery

Your best two options are Smiths and Walmart. Smiths is right across the highway from the hotel and Walmart is towards Conestoga on Pioneer Blvd.

Pool

The pool is awesome and where the party happens most days after golf.  The water is the perfect way to stay cool and there are two hot tubs for your old bones.  They also have a handful of cabanas around the pool that are shaded and nice with couches and tables.

Drinking is ENCOURAGED in the pool area.  After all they want you making bad gambling decisions.  So bring your whiskey and beer (and a cooler!) and have a great time.  People usually bring speakers as well to play music.  No glass containers. The pool is open until 11:00 PM every night.

Drugs

Weed is now legal in Nevada! Check out Deep Roots Harvest Dispensary, 195 Willis Carrier Canyon, Mesquite, NV 89034.  About 8 minutes from the hotel.

Please don’t be a numbnuts.  Smoking in your hotel room with smoke billowing out into the hallway isn’t the brightest move and we don’t need issues with the hotel.  Open a window and keep a low profile.

Use all other drugs at your own risk.

Contact Info + Addresses

Steve Lepper (trip organizer)
720.470.3649

Eureka Casino Resort
Address: 275 Mesa Blvd, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-4600

Falcon Ridge
Address: 1024 Normandy Ln, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-6363

Wolf Creek Golf Club
Address: 403 Paradise Pkwy, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-1670

Sand Hollow Resort
Address: 5662 West Clubhouse Drive, Hurricane, UT 84737
Phone: (435) 656-4653

Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!

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Wednesday, August 12 – Arrive in Mesquite and check-in @ Eureka Casino Resort
Thursday, August 13 18 holes @ Conestoga. 7:00 AM Shotgun start.
Friday August 14 – 18 holes @ Sand Hollow. 9:00 AM MST (8:00 AM Mesquite time) shotgun start.
Saturday, August 15 –  18 holes @ Wolf Creek. 7:00 AM Shotgun start.
Golf Courses
Conestoga

conestogagolf.com
“It’s like playing golf on the moon, but with full gravity” – Sports Illustrated. Ranked the #6 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.

Address: 1499 Falcon Ridge Pkwy, Mesquite, NV 89034
Phone: (702) 346-4292

Sand Hollow Resort – Championship Course

sandhollowresorts.com
Sand Hollow Resort’s Championship Course has consistently been ranked as one of Golfweek’s top 100 resort courses. Ranked the #1 best course you can play in Utah by Golfweek.

Address: 5662 West Clubhouse Drive, Hurricane, UT 84737
Phone: (435) 656-4653

Wolf Creek Golf Club

golfwolfcreek.com
Golf Digest Reader’s Choice #1 course in America in 2011. Recently voted top 10 places to play in the world by the Wall Street Journal. Ranked the #3 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.

Address: 403 Paradise Pkwy, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-1670

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Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!

All Trips Include:
– 54 holes of golf over 3 days (and an opportunity to re-round every day after the morning round if you choose)
– 3 or 4 nights at the Eureka Casino Resort
– All courses include range balls and access to practice facilities
– All taxes and fees for hotel and golf courses

Hotel
Eureka Casino Resort (eurekamesquite.com) in Mesquite, Nevada. Nice rooms, a great pool for the afternoons / evenings, a casino with low minimums and free drinks while gambling. Day drinking and drinking at the pool is encouraged while on property. The place is nice and the casino is right across the parking lot. $5 minimums at craps, blackjack, pai gow, and roulette. They also have a poker room, penny slots, sports book, BINGO, dance club (kind of), buffet, restaurants, etc.

Golf
Day 1: 18 holes @ Conestoga on Thursday, August 13
conestogagolf.com
“It’s like playing golf on the moon, but with full gravity” – Sports Illustrated. Ranked the #6 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.
Day 2: 18 holes @ Sand Hollow – Championship Course on Friday, August 14
sandhollowresorts.com
Sand Hollow Resort’s Championship Course has consistently been ranked as one of Golfweek’s top 100 resort courses. Ranked the #1 best course you can play in Utah by Golfweek.
Day 3: 18 holes @ Wolf Creek on Saturday, August 15
golfwolfcreek.com
Golf Digest Reader’s Choice #1 course in America in 2011. Recently voted top 10 places to play in the world by the Wall Street Journal. Ranked the #3 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.

Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!
Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!

Casino Gambling
The casino is right across the parking lot from the hotel. The best part about the casino is the low table minimums. $5 is the minimum for blackjack / craps / etc which should encourage everyone to have some fun in the casino. Some of the games are a little janky (e.g. free bet blackjack) but for $3 minimums you can’t beat it. Drinks are free as long as you are gambling. The bingo room is super fun – especially if you’re working a nice buzz and don’t mind being judged by old people. It’s cheap too and drinks are free as long as you are gambling. At a minimum you should register for a “Gold Club” card. It’s free and you get a free gift. Anytime you gamble at a slot machine or table game (Poker / Blackjack / Roulette / Craps / Pai Gow / etc) you get points and that translates to free food / other free stuff.

King’s Cup
Named after the King of Golf – Arnold Palmer (RIP). ​The King’s Cup is a friendly competition within the Mesquite Golf Trip for those that choose to opt in.​ It is 100% optional. It’s a 3 day Ryder Cup style competition.
Simply put, we’ll split golfers in The Cup into two teams. The daily foursomes will be made with priority given to golfers you want to play with. After that, we will make the foursomes based on reported skill and format you want to play (again – designed to be fun)!
Nothing is officially wagered (although we encourage you to wager on your own accord). It’s all about personal pride and the ability to drink luke-warm booze out of the trophy during the pool party on Saturday!
Formats are flexible and we can accommodate your playing preference: Scrambling (2-man scrambles, 4-man scrambles) or Playing Your Own Ball (Stroke, Match Play, Team Best Ball, etc).

Temperature
It’s hot. You look at the weather report and it says it will be 111 degrees… but you won’t fully appreciate the heat until you are in it. That’s why we tee off @ 7:00 AM every day.
It’s worth considering methods to keep you cool. In the past people have brought spray bottles and fans, and there are things you can buy that have beads in them you can put in the freezer overnight then wrap it around your neck. The courses provide towels and ice on the carts.

Re-Rounding
Re-rounding is a possibility every day. It will cost you between $25-$40 depending on the course to go out again and play more golf.
While it’s a good deal for golf, it’s even hotter in the afternoon. If you are a fan of golf it’s worth considering re-rounding as the courses are fun and unique. Keep the temperature in mind and make sure you are able.
The decision to re-round does NOT have to be done in advance. It can be made the day of at each individual course so there is no need to make reservations.

Dining Options
This isn’t Las Vegas.  There aren’t big time chefs and restaurants but there are a handful of places to find good food to eat. Options:

In the Casino

Mason Street Courtyard. Good American food and they are open until 11:00 PM.  You can get breakfast all day and they serve a variety of food including Asian food.  They also won’t look down on you if you are super stoned trying to figure out what you want.​

Gregory’s Grill. Open til 8 or 9 PM it’s a nice place to grab a steak / pork chop / chicken / Italian food / wine. Spendy but a nice place if you are looking for a good meal.

Town Square Buffet. 4:00 – 8:00 PM All you can eat you fatass.

Side Street. 11:00 PM – 6:00 AM.  For the late night creep when you get hot at the dice table and need some food.  Sandwiches / Breakfast / etc.

Around Town

Samurai 21. Believe it or not there is good sushi in Mesquite.  Fairly priced and tasty.  Turns into a hibachi restaurant at night.

Katherine’s Steakhouse. Located inside the Casablanca casino (about 10 minutes from the hotel). Quality steaks and chops. On the expensive side but worth it.

Los Lupes. Really good Mexican food on the south side of town. Worth the trip if you’re craving Mexican.

Jack in the box. Big Steve’s favorite for breakfast tacos.

Panda Garden Chinese. Supposed to have good Chinese food.

Golf Courses. Typically the best solution for lunch.  All of the courses we play have nice restaurants where you can grab a sandwich / salad / fries / meat / drinks / etc.  It’s convenient and fairly priced – all of them are quality.

Nightlife
Again – this isn’t Vegas.  There is only 1 “club” and that’s Seasons Ultra Lounge inside the casino (8:30 PM- 3:00 AM).  You can dance and get bottle service and cocktails.
That’s literally the only thing along those lines if you are looking for nightlife in Mesquite.  Vegas Hookers won’t make the drive and nobody has yet to find any working in Mesquite.  Just FYI.

Water and Hydration
They provide plastic water bottles at the course but it’s worth it to bring your own. Fill up your water bottle and drink it between every water cooler.
It may sound excessive but you lose a lot of water out there and if you’re drinking booze this is needed to stay functional.
Bloody Mary’s and whiskey drinks go down well especially early on to get you right on the course before it starts getting too hot.

Booze + Booze on the Course
Get your booze + beer @ Lee’s Discount Liquor.  It’s right down the road on Pioneer Blvd and is super cheap. Great selection as well.
It has always been easy to bring booze onto the course. It’s cheaper than buying on the course and the best value as long as you can be a little discreet about it.  As long as you aren’t blatantly loading up on beers in the parking lot of the golf course you should be fine.

Golf Balls
Bring more golf balls than you think you need. The courses eat up balls and you cannot do a lot of hunting for balls in the desert (please respect the signs.  If they say don’t go in there don’t go in there).
Even the best golfers will lose balls and having extras is advised. If you need extras the Walmart on Pioneer Blvd sells bags of 30 rocks for $20.  They aren’t proV1’s but they’re good enough for you.

Behavior Expectations on the Courses
These are really nice golf courses and we need to dress and behave to their standards.  Please show up early and be ready to tee off at least 10 minutes before your tee time.  If we tee off @ 7:00 it doesn’t mean you show up at 6:55 and are trying to figure it out.  I would recommend arriving at least ½ hour before your tee time.  Range balls are included in the price at every course.
The courses also require collared shirts and golf attire.  No jean shorts and no tank tops you hillbilly.
Please also respect the signage on the course.  If the area is closed because it is protected desert or there are rattlesnakes or it is under construction please respect that.  They are serious about protecting their course and it would be a shame to see anybody thrown off for being an idiot.

Grocery
Your best two options are Smiths and Walmart. Smiths is right across the highway from the hotel and Walmart is towards Conestoga on Pioneer Blvd.

Pool
The pool is awesome and where the party happens most days after golf.  The water is the perfect way to stay cool and there are two hot tubs for your old bones.  They also have a handful of cabanas around the pool that are shaded and nice with couches and tables.
Drinking is ENCOURAGED in the pool area.  After all they want you making bad gambling decisions.  So bring your whiskey and beer (and a cooler!) and have a great time.  People usually bring speakers as well to play music.  No glass containers. The pool is open until 11:00 PM every night.

Drugs
Weed is now legal in Nevada! Check out Deep Roots Harvest Dispensary, 195 Willis Carrier Canyon, Mesquite, NV 89034.  About 8 minutes from the hotel.
Please don’t be a numbnuts.  Smoking in your hotel room with smoke billowing out into the hallway isn’t the brightest move and we don’t need issues with the hotel.  Open a window and keep a low profile.
Use all other drugs at your own risk.

Contact Info + Addresses
Steve Lepper (trip organizer)
720.470.3649
Eureka Casino Resort
Address: 275 Mesa Blvd, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-4600
Falcon Ridge
Address: 1024 Normandy Ln, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-6363
Wolf Creek Golf Club
Address: 403 Paradise Pkwy, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-1670
Sand Hollow Resort
Address: 5662 West Clubhouse Drive, Hurricane, UT 84737
Phone: (435) 656-4653
Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!

Book Your Mesquite Golf Trip!

Itinerary

Wednesday, August 12 – Arrive in Mesquite and check-in @ Eureka Casino Resort
Thursday, August 13 18 holes @ Conestoga. 7:00 AM Shotgun start.
Friday August 14 – 18 holes @ Sand Hollow. 9:00 AM MST (8:00 AM Mesquite time) shotgun start.
Saturday, August 15 –  18 holes @ Wolf Creek. 7:00 AM Shotgun start.

Golf Courses
Conestoga
conestogagolf.com
“It’s like playing golf on the moon, but with full gravity” – Sports Illustrated. Ranked the #6 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.
Address: 1499 Falcon Ridge Pkwy, Mesquite, NV 89034
Phone: (702) 346-4292

Sand Hollow Resort – Championship Course
sandhollowresorts.com
Sand Hollow Resort’s Championship Course has consistently been ranked as one of Golfweek’s top 100 resort courses. Ranked the #1 best course you can play in Utah by Golfweek.
Address: 5662 West Clubhouse Drive, Hurricane, UT 84737
Phone: (435) 656-4653

Wolf Creek Golf Club
golfwolfcreek.com
Golf Digest Reader’s Choice #1 course in America in 2011. Recently voted top 10 places to play in the world by the Wall Street Journal. Ranked the #3 best course you can play in Nevada by Golfweek.
Address: 403 Paradise Pkwy, Mesquite, NV 89027
Phone: (702) 346-1670

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