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Fiesta Fun's location is great to relieve the BUTT cramps for drifters heading South to Las Vegas. But I don't know that I would make a special trip to play this course unless you're in the
area.
Unfortunately, two cheeseburgers I ate from McDonald's mixed with the heat of the day and caused me issues as I started play. Maybe it's fair to Fiesta Fun and maybe it's not...but here are
the facts.
Besides a couple of hills here and there with some "WHY ARE YOU THERE" obstacles in the way, the course can be played with little to no difficulty. Red Rock landscaping
brought some of the St. George flavor to the course. There is a lot of water surrounding the holes but no danger of your ball getting wet for a two stroke penalty. But rest assure that the (3) teenage
chicks playing behind you will somehow manage to send their ball buzzing past your head and into the drink! It's happened TOO many times!
The green fuzz was new in places but very poor in others.
Overall, great place to take the family or entertain a stupid Singles Ward Activity. Just make sure you take your Gatorade Bottle because remember...you are in the desert!
Dave White, PMGA (September 2002)
A very average course. Not enough obstacles or objects to shoot through. Only rolling greens or fairways. Not very cool. Just lame strait shots with turns in it. Need some help in the
creativity department. A bonus is the location in St. George because of year round use. Also include bumper boats, race cars, batting cages and golf driving range. It's only secret to success is that it
is the only course in St. George.
Other than that, just an average course. NOTHING to plan a trip around.
Shane C. Jacobs, PMGA
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