A Golfbreaks journey through Utah & Nevada with Bob Does Sports

In November 2025 we took an iconic road trip with some of the golfs biggest YouTube sensations Bob Does Sport through southern Utah, Nevada. The trip showcased the very best of desert golf, from Sand Hollow and Wolf Creek to Cascata and Reflection Bay as we combined iconic courses, standout resorts and memorable off-course moments across the American Southwest.

It is clear to see why a Utah & Nevada tour is a firm customer favorite and one we will definitely be doing again!

• Day 1: Southern Utah - Arrival and check in at The Ledges Resort, dinner at Fish Rock Grille.
• Day 2 Two rounds at The Ledges GC and Copper Rock
• Day 3: Southern Utah - Golf at Sand Hollow Resort and a relaxed evening.
• Day 4: Mesquite - Travel to Mesquite, stay at the Eureka Resort, golf at Coral Canyon.
• Day 5: Mesquite - Play Conestoga Golf Club, Halloween special filming.
• Day 6: Mesquite - Golf at Wolf Creek; private dinner at the sportsbook.
• Day 7: Nevada - Play Coyote Springs en route to Las Vegas.
• Day 8: Las Vegas Area - Golf at Cascata, premium golf experience.
• Day 9: Las Vegas - Golf at Serket, check in at The Westin Las Vegas.
• Day 10: Lake Las Vegas - Play Reflection Bay.
• Day 11: Departure – Travel home.

The trip began with arrival in southern Utah and check-in at the brilliant The Ledges of St. George Vacation Rentals, a resort-style base set against the area’s distinctive red rock surroundings. With time to settle in and take in the setting, it provided an ideal starting point for the journey ahead.

The evening set the tone for the week with dinner at the on-site Fish Rock Grille, offering the first taste of the region’s relaxed resort atmosphere and allowed everyone to ease into the trip before the first full day on the course.

The trip’s first full day began with an early tee time at one of Utah’s most recognizable and highly regarded courses, Sand Hollow Resort. Consistently ranked as Utah’s best public course by Golf Digest, Sand Hollow delivers sweeping desert views, dramatic elevation changes, and a rugged layout that tests every part of your game. It proved to be a challenging but unforgettable way to open the itinerary.

With little time to slow the pace, the afternoon brought a short journey back to The Ledges Golf Club, located on-site at our accommodation, for a second round of the day. Playing against the backdrop of the surrounding red rock scenery, it rounded out a full and rewarding day on the course. Known for its lengthy par-5s it challenged the distance of the group, alongside our precision with some testing short par-3s.

After two demanding rounds, the evening was kept intentionally low-key with a relaxed takeout dinner back at the resort, allowing everyone to unwind and reflect on what had been a brilliant day of golf ticking of two of St. George's best courses.

Day three began with a short drive and a pre-round breakfast at Copper Rock, offering a relaxed start before heading out onto the course. With immaculate conditioning and a scenic desert setting, Copper Rock provided a different challenge to the opening day, mixing risk and reward par-4s with lengthy par-5s

As the round unfolded, the course continued to build on the strong momentum of the trip and we had a tense game of 2v2 match play going, which results in myself and Bobby Fairways taking the win!

Wide fairways allowed for freedom off the tee, while well-protected greens demanded precision on approach shots and around the putting surfaces. Throughout the round, the routing made the most of the surrounding desert environment, creating a sense of space and consistency from hole to hole.

After another high-quality day of golf in southern Utah, the evening offered a welcome opportunity to unwind, reflect on the week so far and prepare for the journey south into Mesquite the following day.

The final Utah round was played at Coral Canyon. Set against a striking desert backdrop, the course offered a contrasting layout that balanced dramatic scenery with a playable, enjoyable design. With elevation changes, expansive views, and a welcoming design, Coral Canyon proved to be an ideal ending to our Utah leg of the tour.

The journey continued south into Mesquite with a 45 minute drive, before the group checked in at the Eureka Resort and settled into the next phase of the trip. The resort blends modern comfort with lively entertainment, making it a top choice for a Nevada golf vacation.

In the evening, we visited the superb on-site Gregory’s, where the menu’s signature southern-style steaks provided the perfect way to round off the day, combining quality dining with a relaxed resort atmosphere. That night we took on the casino and had some fun trying our luck at winning some money.

Day five brought a round at Conestoga Golf Club, one of Mesquite’s most popular layouts and just a short ten minute drive form Eureka Resort. Known for its elevation changes, thoughtful routing, and memorable tee shots. The course offered a demanding, but enjoyable challenge, rewarding good shot-making while keeping the round engaging from start to finish.

The day also featured the filming of a special Bob Does Sport Halloween episode, in which each they played a scramble with forfeits for any holes they didnt make birdie on. The combination of quality golf and entertaining content creation made it one of the most memorable days of the trip, blending on-course action with off-course entertainment.

A true highlight of the trip came with a round at Wolf Creek, famed for its feature in the Tiger Woods PGA Tour video game, it is a course that needs little introduction. Renowned for its dramatic elevation changes and bold design, the layout demands commitment on every shot and offers an experience unlike anywhere else.

From tee to green, the round delivered a genuine bucket-list moment and lived up to its reputation as one of the most recognizable courses in the region. We even got a near albatross hole out on the first hole!

The day concluded with a private dinner at Sportsbook on-site at the resort, providing the ideal setting to watch an NFL game, have some fun wagering on the match and reflect on what had been a superb tour so far!

An early morning breakfast for one final time at Eureka before checking out and taking an hour drive to Coyote Springs.

Golf at Coyote offered a welcome change of pace, with wide fairways, generous landing areas and a more open layout set in a remote desert location between Mesquite and Las Vegas. The course encouraged confident play from the tee while still rewarding smart positioning and course management throughout the round.

With its sense of space and relaxed rhythm, Coyote Springs provided an ideal transition as the trip continued west with another hours long drive toward Las Vegas, allowing the group to enjoy a different style of desert golf while maintaining the momentum of the journey.

One of Las Vegas' premier golfing destinations, Cascata Golf Club delivered a premium golf experience from the moment we arrived. Even before the first tee shot, the journey in sets it apart, entering through the tunnel carved into the mountain creates a real sense of occasion and makes the day feel different from the rest of the trip.

On the course, everything matched that first impression. The conditioning was exceptional, the service was seamless and the layout offered plenty to think about without ever feeling unfair. Every detail, from the practice facilities to the pacing of the round felt polished and purposeful, which is exactly what you hope for at a venue of this calibre.

We woke up to yet another perfect day for golf and headed to Serket Golf Club, continuing the run of quality desert golf on the previously known Rio Secco. With a layout that rewarded solid ball-striking and thoughtful course management, it served as an ideal bridge between the earlier stages of the trip and the La Vegas finale.

Serket proved to be a fitting final course before the trip moved fully into the city. The layout rewarded solid ball-striking and thoughtful course management throughout the round, maintaining the quality of golf while subtly shifting the focus toward the final phase of the trip.

After the round, the group travelled a short 25 minutes into Las Vegas and checked in at The Westin Lake. The change of setting brought a noticeable shift in pace, marking the final stage of the journey and combining world-class golf with the energy, convenience and off-course experiences that come with a Las Vegas stay.

That evening we indulged in the world-class Marssa restaurant. From Steak to Sushi the restaurant served everything one could need and left us fully refueled ahead of our final full day.

The final round of the trip was played at Reflection Bay, set alongside Lake Las Vegas and providing a calm, resort-style setting to close out an action-packed itinerary. The layout offered a thoughtful and enjoyable test, with water featuring throughout the round and several holes requiring careful decision-making from the tee.

As the round progressed, the closing stretch delivered a strong finish, rewarding confident play while maintaining a relaxed pace that suited the final day. With its setting and well-designed finishing holes, Reflection Bay served as an ideal conclusion to a journey defined by standout courses, varied landscapes, and memorable golf moments across the Southwest.

The trip concluded with travel home, bringing to a close an unforgettable Golfbreaks road trip through southern Utah, Mesquite and Las Vegas. After days spent playing some of the region’s most memorable courses and experiencing a variety of resorts and destinations, the journey ended with plenty of highlights to reflect on.

Southern Utah, Mesquite and Las Vegas combine to create one of the most compelling golf destinations in the United States. The variety of courses within a relatively short driving distance is unmatched, offering everything from dramatic elevation changes and bold desert layouts to refined resort-style experiences. Each stop on the journey delivered a distinct style of golf, ensuring no two rounds felt the same.

What truly sets the region apart is how seamlessly world-class golf is paired with quality accommodation, strong dining options, and easy travel between destinations.

Whether it’s bucket-list venues like Wolf Creek and Cascata, or lesser-known gems that impress with design and conditioning, the area consistently delivers on both experience and value. For golfers seeking a road trip that combines standout courses, memorable settings, and off-course enjoyment, this part of the American Southwest is hard to beat.

Plan for early tee times: Desert golf is at its best early in the day, particularly during warmer months. Booking morning tee times helps avoid peak heat and keeps travel days flexible when moving between destinations.

Hire a car and build a road-trip itinerary: The region is ideal for a self-drive trip, with well-connected roads and relatively short distances between courses and resorts. Having a car allows you to experience multiple destinations and play a wider variety of courses in one trip.

Pack for changing conditions: Temperatures can vary significantly between morning and afternoon, and between locations. Lightweight layers, sun protection, and plenty of water are essential to stay comfortable throughout the trip.

Q: When is the best time to play golf in Utah, Mesquite, and Las Vegas? A: The best conditions are typically found in spring (March–May) and fall (September–November), when temperatures are comfortable and courses are in prime condition. Summer golf is possible, particularly in the mornings.

Q: What type of golf courses can you expect in the region? A: The area offers a wide variety of desert golf, from elevated layouts and challenging championship courses to more relaxed resort-style designs. This mix ensures golfers of all abilities can enjoy a diverse and engaging experience.

Q: Is this region suitable for group golf trips? Absolutely, the combination of course variety, resort accommodation, dining options, and entertainment, especially in Las Vegas makes the region particularly well suited to group golf trips, buddy getaways and extended itineraries.