Considered one of the best golf courses in the tri-state area, Mojave Resort Golf Club features a 6,939-yard championship track brought to life by the renowned architect team of Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley, who have teamed to design more than 150 courses worldwide. A short drive from the hustle and bustle of the busy Colorado River in Laughlin, Nev., its players consider the layout a hidden gem. Routed along the lowlands on the banks of the river, Mojave Resort features wide fairways, rolling terrain, dunes shaped by the desert wind, natural wetlands and gorgeous native landscaping.
The layout is a seamless combination of desert golf and classic links with fairways that are nearly as wide as they are long. The player-friendly fairways can boost the confidence of any player but that doesn't mean the golf course is easy. The greens have subtle but tricky breaks and they're framed by cleverly fingered bunkers. There are plenty of risk-reward opportunities, with enough challenges to create a rewarding playing experience for all skill levels. The golf course's scenic setting adds to its appeal, with its lush greens a stark and beautiful contrast to the desert mountains that surround the course.
Contact Mojave Resort Golf Club at 702-535-4653 for more information and details on holding a golf outing at the course.
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Mojave Resort is conveniently located next door to the recently-renovated Avi Resort and Casino, and great Stay & Play packages are always available.
Golfing Country video shot at Mojave Resort Golf Club, a Schmidt-Curley Golf Design, championship golf course layout and condition. Randall Mudge, General Manager, has won awards for merchandising; the golf shop has apparel and equipment to buy and clubs to rent. Stay at the Avi Hotel right beside t...
In this week’s edition of the Mojave Resort Golf Club #MondayMulliganSeries, PGA General Manager Mike Magnera continues to walk us through different bunker shots - this time focusing on how to get your bunker shot to stop quickly. As opposed to hitting two inches behind the ball, try hitting about a...
An Insightful Interview With Mike Magnera, General Manager
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