I see alot of bad reviews here lately and I'd just like to say I was very impressed with the staff at the entire facility. The course layout is a bit challenging for newer golfers like my wife and myself but it was still a great experience. Yes there are areas that could use some attention on the greens and fareways but overall it's still a nice facility. I guess if you want a 5 star facility then this would not meet your expectations.

For a course price of $175 on a weekend we expected more. 9 minutes from Fremont St (excellent) the course layout was challenging & the greens perfect madness !! Sand bunkers were rock solid & the fairways mostly dirt. Water hazards had a bunch of trash all over & looked hangared for the price. Staff were super friendly & helpful. This is more of a $75 course (local rate) then raping the of tourist hard money. Still fun & close

We liked this course a lot. It offered a fun but challenging round. This course is a short course, did not take driver off the tee on any hole, but the fairways are narrow with bunkers and undulation. Are round was during winter, so a lot of the grass was dormant. Tee boxes: We found the tee boxes to be pretty nice. Not full of divots with sand. Most of the are level, but the ones that are not did not affect our game. Fairways: The fairways are narrow and the holes are a lot shorter than we are used to. There are a good number of fairway bunkers, probably to make up for the shorter distances. You may want to look ahead to avoid the bunkers and the fairways do get tighter the closer you get to the greens. Also some of the fairways are split, which may force some to layup off the tee. I did not need driver off the tee the whole round. There is also a good amount of undulation, so there may be some weird bounces in the fairway. Rough: Most of the grass was dormant, so not much to write about. Greens: The greens were in good condition, the grass was not dormant or dried out. We were able to get a good amount of spin on our approaches and chips. Putts rolled nice and smooth. There is some undulation, but not an insane amount. If you can read greens you should be fine, unfortunately I can't. There are a lot of greenside bunkers, and added defense for this shorter course. Most of them have sand, and few were a little dried out and hard. Amenities: -Driving range: there is a driving range on property that you can use to warm up. Purchase balls from the Pro Shop. -Chipping green: they have a small Chipping area right outside the Pro Shop. -Putting green: there is a nice putting green to practice on, which felt like similar speeds to the course. -Restaurant: this course also has a restaurant and cart girl to purchase food and drink. -Golf carts: the golf carts were nice and comfortable. No GPS on them, but it is a short course and a Garmin or range finder should be good. We had a good time during our round. The staff were friendly and answered questions we had since we have not played here. We would love to come back on our next trip.

Had a great time golfing. Place needs maintenance done on the golf course. The lady at the bar was great and offered great service when we were done golfing

We played here last President’s Day and had a memorable round at Desert Pines. It’s a unique change from the typical Las Vegas desert layout, with tight, pine-lined fairways that give it more of a Carolina-style feel. The layout is challenging but fair, with water in play on several holes and greens that reward accuracy. With the course set to close in June 2026, you can tell the upcoming closure has affected some of the equipment and overall conditions. It’s still very playable and enjoyable, but there are signs of reduced upkeep in spots. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere remained relaxed despite the holiday crowd. Overall: A distinctive Vegas course with character and strategy, definitely worth playing before it closes.