Posting Date: 05/17/2013

Well, summer is back in Mesquite. With temperatures soaring over 100 the early MMGA players left their tee boxes while it was still cool and before the winds came up.  [Read more]

Posting Date: 05/16/2013

11th ANNUAL MESQUITE AM TEES OFF MAY 27 – 31, 2013

Presented by Mesquite Gaming and sponsored by the Mesquite Resort Association, the City of Mesquite and Southern Wine & Spirits, the 11th Annual Mesquite Amateur returns to the picturesque Virgin River Valley May 27-31.

This esteemed event is one of the nation’s largest handicapped amateur tournaments and is expected to draw over 600 competitors from all over the globe.  [Read more]

Posting Date: 05/16/2013

The Oasis Men’s Golf Club members played a simple individual low net game on the Palmer course on Monday, May 12. [Read more]

Posting Date: 05/15/2013

The Octogenarians won the Mesquite Challenge for the second time with a net score of 62.08. Doug Lund "the Great Dane" and Jim "JB " Buttler teamed up and put their combined years (165) to good use at Falcon Ridge Golf Course this past Monday proving that the short game is very important in golf especially since they have no long game these days. [Read more]

Posting Date: 05/10/2013

Will these winds ever go away. It seems that the start of 2013 has had more windy days on Tuesday and Thursdays than the rest of the week. Last Thursday the winds blew hard for the MMGA and it was back again today at Falcon Ridge. Three players seemed to have gotten used to it or have always been good wind players as they won low gross and first and second low net.  [Read more]

Posting Date: 04/26/2013

Tuesday should be the last day for quite awhile that the MMGA players have to tee it up in jackets and wind breakers. The scores went up as well with the temperatures.  [Read more]

Posting Date: 04/19/2013

Another unusual Mesquite spring day with rain showers, wind and low temps in the 60’s. But 16 “brave” MMGA players teed it up at Falcon Ridge on Tuesday. It turned out to be a very good day for Bill Irace, Manny Lira and John Neidermaier for different reasons.  [Read more]