The PGA National Resort and Spa has been considered as a golf mecca that is home to five award-winning courses designed by golf legends. These tournament-ready golf layouts provide golfers of all ability levels with golfing at its finest. Famed golf course architects and designers like Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, George Fazio, Tom Fazio, and Karl Litten took advantage of Florida’s vast natural landscape in order to come up with their own golf gems. The Champion, The Palmer, The Squire, The Haig, and The Estates are the emerald green layouts in the resort that has been home to an array of golf championships.

The Champion Course, originally designed by the renowned Tom and George Fazio, was created for major tournament plays. The layout features the accepting and spacious tif-eagle greens, generous landing areas, and the five sets of tees. To add up to the challenges, Nicklaus added “The Bear Trap” which spans through 3 demanding holes. This trap was cited by USA Today as “one of the toughest stretches in golf”.

The 2^nd layout featured in the resort is The Palmer Course. This layout was named after the famed Arnold Palmer who also designed this challenging layout. The Palmer has been considered as the resort’s most forgiving as well as a risk reward course. It features the considerable amount of undulations, open fairways, and the accommodating “Champion Bermuda” greens with its 18^th hole as the resort’s most scenic par-5’s.

The 3^rd layout is The Squire Course. This Tom and George Fazio masterpiece has been hailed as the most exacting and shortest among the PGA National courses. Serving as the ultimate test for precision and accuracy, The Squire is ringed by natural environmental areas with the rich native vegetation that has been attracting an abundance of wildlife. It was named after the golf sensation Gene Sarazen.

The 4^th featured layout is The Haig which was designed by the dynamic Fazio duo. This layout was named after the golf legend Walter Hagen and the resort’s first golf facility that opened for play. Being the PGA National’s third-longest course, The Haig features the 6,806 yards of play that was rated with the highest difficulty from the standard tees. Golfers are no longer required to have the forced carries since the layout is free from the crossing water hazards.

And the 5^th layout is The Estates Course which was designed by Karl Litten. This golf gem features the enjoyable combination of docile and stimulating holes. Golfers are often tested through the arduous positions of water hazards and fairway bunkers. The stray tee shots can be easily coped with the presence of large inviting greens as well as the generous fairways.

Considered as Mesquite’s lone 36-hole golf facility, the Oasis Golf Club is set amidst the splendor and beauty of Nevada. Home to the Palmer Course and Canyons Course, the Oasis has been attracting all sorts of golfers from across the nation. These two amazing golf layouts were perfectly carved on a unique desert canyon setting and have been receiving commendations from various reputable publications since then.

The Palmer Course, which was designed by the famous Arnold Palmer, is considered as one of the Mesquite’s most challenging golf layouts. This par-71 course features the dramatically elevated tees, the staggering natural hazards, the five sets of tees, four unique signature holes, rugged canyon fairways, and the magnificent desert panoramas. Originally built in 1994, the layout served as a unique solid test of golf that has been rated by Golf Digest for over the years as “Top 10 You Can Play”. The Canyons Course on the other hand was designed by David Druzisky, a famed golf course architect based in Phoenix. This layout is a combination of the old holes and the new set of nines that meanders through the Mesquite’s craggy desert canyons. The combination has paved the way for a challenging, fun, and scenic golf layout that would require wildly different shots.

Aside from the award-winning courses, the Oasis Golf Club also boasts of its practice facilities comprised of 2 short game areas, a targeted grass range, as well as the generous putting green. A top-notch center for learning is also available for golfers who still need to work out with their swings. They also have the complete equipment and swing analysis package conducted by some experienced PGA professionals.