I’ve played Mesquite for years and the greens have been some of the best around. Consistency is key to a good golf course. The affordable green fees make it appealing and are a unrivaled value in DFW golf. It’s a great walker’s course. Some courses have gotten bad about frowning upon walking, which is shameful. The Greens usually run around 9-10 if I had to guess and always seem to be in decent shape when other courses greens aren’t. The course is not too difficult but still challenging for every level. Like every course, there’s a handful of uninspiring holes. In my opinion that would be the stretch from 3-5. The rest is solid. For my personal taste, the back is the jewel of the course. The back includes what I consider the signatures holes. The Par 3 -15th and 17th. 15 is flanked by water down the left from about 50 yards off the tee, down the entire depth of the green. From the tee you’re hitting from an elevated tee box. It’s a picturesque tee shot. 17 is a monster that requires an accurate 190 yard shot from an elevated tee box over a small ravine, with a tall cottonwood towering left and a row of trees down the right, dividing it from the 11th hole. It looks tighter than it really is. The green is guarded by a bunker on the left. The hole sets up for a draw. It’s menacing. The course has some character to it. There’s lots of gentle rolling hills you wouldn’t expect. You must play some old school angle golf. It’s not much inside of a neighborhood, lots of trees and the water coolers are always full. There’s not a ton of sand on the course, and I don’t believe there are any fairway bunkers at all. If I had to guess I’d say, there are probably about 12 bunkers on the course total. Just single bunkers on either side of most of the greens. They’ve got a great driving range, with lots of targets, the downfall is that you’re hitting off mats and the wind is usually helping, as the range is sitting atop a small hill. Don’t let the distance on the range fool you on the course. Their practice green is fine, but the short game area is lacking. It’s still a bonus to have a short game area for chipping/pitching. Most other courses don’t have that. They don’t run beverage carts, and the pro shop is bare. The clubhouse staff however is always friendly, welcoming and try to be accommodating. Sometimes the marshals are pushy, which has side effects and benefits. Otherwise. Mesquite would be a 5- Star course, if they’d run a weekend beverage cart, had a better chipping area and some merch to browse in the pro-shop. It is a solid place to play though given its overall value and generally good condition. It is generally always busy.

Fun layout, great staff, great prices. But the conditions are fifty fifty.If you're gonna get a good course or not.But that's to be expected by a city, ran course. The only issue I have is the trash from the homeless people, on some of the holes and a couple of them wandering around the course.Every once in a while

The staff is very friendly, polite and attentive. The course is fantastic. Its very green. The layout is really cool and unique. The course is a little challenging and the greens are fast and break hard. The price on a Monday morning was low for 18. We had a great time and hope to come back soon.

Great staff. Fairways snd greens in great condition. Nice driving range.

Always enjoyable playing the course. The greens are fast and treacherous and the course has its unique ‘character’. In other words you have to think through how you want to navigate each hole from tee to green. Great value too. The rates are very affordable.