The Links at Las Palomas Resort Golf Club

The staff are friendly and the greens are in great shape. And I get that this is a links style course but the fairways used to be in much better shape. All things considered, it’s still good value for the money though.

The greens are great while the fairways are sandy in almost all area of all holes. They have a sign posted saying drought, for about 15 extra per person and about 20 minutes away I highly recommend going to vidante in puerto Peñasco.

I have loved this course for years. They had a water shortage, then many many more issues. A lot of the fairways don’t even have dead grass. Sand. So it will be many months before this is playable for quality golf.

The greens were in great shape however the fairways were a mess.

Nice course; greens are nice, but fairways are under repair.

Looks like they might have been hit hard by the hurricane that went through there a while ago. Greens were awesome, tee boxes were well maintained but the fairways were in very rough shape. Most of the grass is dead and it was very muddy. Hard to get a good lie anywhere. I think the drainage isn’t very good and they suffered from the rains.

First thing I noticed coming to this course was the brown grass throughout the fairways. Turns out somebody watered with salt water. At least that’s what I was told. That did not ruin the day though, the greens were in pretty good shape, medium speed, and not too bumpy. The layout is interesting and longish, we played from blues, and even with a good tee shot there were some challenging second and third shots. It was my first time here, but I would play it again as it was a reasonable price for golf in Mexico

5 hour round in the heat and no shade to be found. No sign of a course Marshall to speed up drunks that take five practice swings. Fairways were all dead due to no watering yet they still charged same price.

I feel bad about this review but it's an honest one. I. Sure the severe drought is why the fairways are void of almost all the grass. They are doing all they can to keep the greens in good shape. They were pretty good, very slow probably keeping them healthier that way. The course has a great lay out, well priced on Golfnow. Just need cooler weather and water.

It’s in the dunes of the Mexican desert… so you have to be realistic. Published price is $75 a round. I would have been disappointed if I had payed that full price, but finding it on Golf Now for $40 provided good value for the condition of the course. Links layout was nice. A couple of goofy mounded greens with ridiculous pins but overall a nice layout. The conditions of the greens was the real issue. My son and I played Plinko on a couple of them… we did enjoy ourselves and playing on a Monday, the course was empty. I’d come back and play again when in Rocky Point, but the price has to be right to feel good about the conditions you are going to play. Cheers.

I really liked the layout of the course but the fairways were very dry, maybe the time of the year. The greens and tee boxes were awsome.

Good course. Could have been better if the greens keepers knew what they were doing when cutting fairways. Very uneven lies due to way course is mowed. Shame since grass is in great condition. Greens were impeccable.

The course was in great shape. This goes for the fairways and greens. Once you play there you’re gonna be coming back.

The course was in relatively great shape compared to the courses in the Scottsdale area I have been playing lately. The fairways and greens were in great shape.

The course needs more markers as there were challenging times finding the correct whole to play. I had heard that their was a tournament over the weekend and they had removed all the markers to get them updated.

Overall I would definitely play the course again next time I come to Rocky Point.

Need course map on card and tee box markers (red yellow blue