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Mojave Resort Golf Club | Laughlin, NV

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Mojave Resort Golf Club is considered the premier layout in the tri-state area. Our nearly 7,000 yard Championship Course is conveniently located
right next to the Avi Resort & Casino on the picturesque banks of the Colorado River, just minutes from downtown Laughlin, NV. Designed by
experienced golf architects Brian Curly and Lee Schmidt, the lush Mojave layout is routed through the lowlands of the banks of the Colorado River.
A richly green course set against the Desert Mountains, beautiful natural landscaping, wide fairways, and wind-shaped sand dunes. Whether you are
a highly-skilled golfer or the occasional weekend player, Mojave Resort has everything a player is looking for both off and on the course.

Course Details

Total Course Yardage: 6,939
Holes: 18
Tournaments Seven Days A Week: Yes
Tournament Scoring: Available / Optional
Food & Beverage: Yes
Bunkers: Yes
Shuttle Carts: No
Rental Clubs: Yes
Driving Range: Yes
Banquet Space: No
Custom Scorecards Available: Yes
Day Of Facilitator: Yes

Course Highlights

Mojave Resort Golf Club has two challenging and very scenic
finishing holes:

  • Hole #17 is a Par 3 that, although it can be considered
    shorter in length, the tee shot requires an all-carry shot
    to an angulation green on the other side.
  • Hole #18 is a Par 4 that, depending on which set of tee boxes
    a player chooses, will require two shots over water to finish-up
    their round.

9905 Aha Macav Parkway, Laughlin, NV 89029

(702) 535-4653

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JC Bacon
Director Of Sales

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JC has been in the golf business since getting out of college at Eastern New Mexico University
in 1983. After graduating in 1979 from Socorro, NM High School, he went on to play golf at
Eastern New Mexico University on a full golf scholarship. Upon completion of college, he began
his career in the golf business in his hometown of Socorro, NM at New Mexico Tech Golf Course
in the summer of 1983. After two years as the Assistant Golf Professional, an opportunity
became available at the City Of Needles, CA Municipal Course, working for a long-time friend
in the golf business – Jimmy Russell. He became Head Professional upon getting elected to the
PGA as a Class A Member in 1990. He remained in that position until the fall of 2015, when an
opportunity for retirement became available. In 2017, Los Lagos Golf Club in Fort Mohave, AZ
was looking for an experienced Golf Professional to join their staff. JC, a life member of the PGA,
joined Los Lagos and stayed until 2022, when the Events / Tournament Coordinator position
became available for Huukan Golf Club and Mojave Resort Golf Club. Over almost 40 years
in the golf business, JC has met many people, made a lot of friends, and has given many, many
golf lessons to a big variety of golfers.

Fun Facts

  • Number Of Years In The Golf Industry? 39
  • Originally From? Socorro, NM
  • Favorite City In The World? Phoenix, AZ
  • Favorite Famous Saying Or Quote? “Half the battle... many things are half the battle: losing is
    half the battle. Let's concentrate on what is ALL the battle.”
  • Favorite Hobby When I'm Not Working? Following Most Sports & Working In The Yard
  • Favorite Sports Movie Of All Time? Field Of Dreams
  • Number One Thing On My Bucket List? Play Augusta National
  • My favorite part of the tournament planning process is...
    Making sure the event is organized when the players arrive at the facility.
  • The best advice I can give a tournament host is...
    Try to make sure all communication, events, formats, and pairings are done before the event
    arrives at the course.
  • The best thing about working at a golf course is...
    I enjoy seeing players enjoying themselves and having fun during their time off from work.
    I also enjoy seeing people satisfied when I just corrected their hook or slice.
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