Pretty easy municipal course, fairwais in good condition, maybe a little too high the grass, greens are average some are very bumpy. Very few trees and only 1 water hazard.. the bunkers are good and well placed.

The Las Vegas Golf Club was a pleasant surprise. Well maintained with a relaxed pace of play made for a perfect Friday afternoon after a long week at work. It’s a bit off the beaten path if you’re in town as a visitor and doesn’t have the exotic course features of many of the Las Vegas golf courses. That being said, if you’re looking to play a round where you won’t pay an arm and a leg on top of losing a couple of sleeves of golf balls, this place is worth consideration. Decent range and putting/chipping areas and friendly staff at the clubhouse were strong points in favor as well. I will definitely be back.

I recently played at this golf club in Las Vegas and had a great time. It’s not one of those perfectly green, over-manicured courses, but it has a lot of character and charm. The atmosphere was relaxed, the staff were super friendly, and the players I met were easygoing and welcoming. The course layout was fun and challenging without being frustrating. Overall, an awesome experience — perfect if you’re looking for a nice, laid-back round without the usual Vegas “flash.” Definitely worth checking out!

Played yesterday there as my wife and I are from out of town and needed rental clubs and didn’t want to spend a fortune just to suck at golf. Yeah the course was kind of in rough shape but literally everyone from the clubhouse to the staff were extremely nice and pleasant. We got paired with two members of the club and they couldn’t have been more kind and pleasant to us. The course is very forgiving for a high handicapper like me and I would play here again.

Welcoming club, with great practice facilities and a half decent course. Playing partners were great as was the tee starter. Reason for the low score as an out of town player I was charged $120 plus $35 booking fee. That's around £125 and the course was realistically worth $40/$50 max. I left feeling like I'd been robbed..