The Canyons, at 6,400 yards from the tips and with three sets of tee boxes, really is short but sweet; it's player-friendly too, and good scores can be made by golfers of all levels of skill; the scenery is stunning, the course is in amazing condition, and the folks are friendly and helpful. Play the Canyons at The Oasis along with the famed Palmer course at The Oasis, and you have 36 holes of golf unlike any others. Would you like to know more? Check out my full review of the Canyons at The Oasis.

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It really is no wonder that, in 2001, the Coral Canyon golf course was ranked by Golf Magazine among the Top 10 You Can Play in the U.S., and it has consistently ranked in the top five courses in Utah by Golf Digest. Coral Canyon is one of nature's, and man's,  finest; a desert golf course where the stunning views are hazards in themselves. To stand of the tee of say, the 8th (see the photo), and look out over such a majestic vista must be one of the great joys in any golfer's experience. If you're planning a visit to Las Vegas, or Utah, you can play this amazing golf course. To learn all about it, please check out my review of the Coral Canyon Golf Course.

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As you know, I've been working on reviews of the golf courses and resorts in Mesquite, Nevada. True, Mesquite is not one of the best known golf destinations in the world, or even in the United States, but I can see that changing, and soon. I have for a very long time been one of desert golf's greatest fans. Golf in Mesquite offers plenty of that, for sure. There are at least nine amazing golf courses set in some of the most stunning desert scenery you're ever likely to encounter. Better yet, there are four world-class resorts for you to stay at. Would you like to know more? While it's still in the growth stage, you can check out my new listings to get a feel for the Golf Courses and Resorts in Mesquite, Nevada.

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Dorado Beach Resort and Club, a 72-hole premier destination resort in Puerto Rico, has recently announced the re-opening of the famed East Course after undergoing a complete 18-month renovation of all 18 holes. The restoration was led by Robert Trent Jones II Golf Course Architects, the Caribbean Property Group and KemperSports, to bring the course back to the original design and character of the original  Robert Trent Jones, Sr. layout, while providing immaculate playing conditions and greater flexibility for a wider range of players, and to enhanced the resort's great natural beauty. For full details, please read my review.

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