My wife and I played this course for the first time (and only time) back on 30 Oct 2020 and because I didn't remember the course all that much, I wanted to return for another round. I do, however, remember that we loved this course when we played the first round, but as you're aware, there are so many golf courses in Las Vegas (LV) that sometimes things run into each other in your head, and why not just return for another round to refresh your memory? Well, that's what we did on 19 Apr 2025 when we played at Highland Falls Golf Club for our second venture on this course. I made a tee time for 2:30 and the folks here were able to get us out slightly before our scheduled tee time, which was appreciative because we arrived extremely early and had plans later that evening. The guy working the pro shop was outstanding (wish I got his name), but truly professional, friendly, personable, and highly efficient at his job. The rates for LV residents were reasonable - so no complaints there. The golf carts appeared to be brand new because they were in an immaculate condition. However, I did wish the carts had GPS or a range finder installed to help with yardage - but that wasn't a show stopper either. The beverage cart stopped a little earlier than desired, but since it wasn't a hot day, I wasn't too bummed about it. The course had a great layout with fairways wide enough to accommodate golfers of all levels. Although the course isn't that long, it's designed to make a lot of shots challenging to the average golfer. I'm not certain which hole is their signature hole but holes number 14 and 18 have the best views, in my opinion - hole 14 has a wonderful picture opportunity of yourself (or group) with the LV Strip in the background. So if the course is busy, this is a perfect opportunity to snap a photo while the group in front of you finishes (it's a par 3). The greens were in decent conditions, but some of them weren't in the best shape it could be. The bunkers were adequate; it's unfortunate I had to experience hitting out of a few of them during my round. I do wish people would rake the bunkers during their round because I saw so many footprints in the sand (no, not like the Garth Brooks song - see The Beaches of Cheyenne), which is so displeasing to see so many lazy golfers out there. If you're one of those that enjoy wildlife, this course is certainly for you - there were so many rabbits, geese, ducks/mallards, and other species of birds throughout the course. At certain moments it felt like I was at a zoo and not a golf course. Regardless, it's entertaining and the wildlife doesn't bother you - just aggravating at times when you're trying to tee off and a goose hisses at you because you're in their territory. Overall, I loved this course and what it has to offer. Is it the best course in LV? No. But between the staff, course conditions, scenery, driving range, carts, cost, course layout, bathroom accessibility, and cleanliness, it is sure to please any local or visitor that plays here for the first time. This is easily a low 5-star rating, but a 5-star regardless (since we're not rating things in decimal points). I will gladly return for another round in the future, but only after I try out their sister courses (Palm Valley and Eagle Crest) within the same area. I highly recommend Highland Falls to everyone!

Played - Early August Time: 9:00 (had a 10:30 tee time) Cost: $60 w/cart (Golf Pass Hot Deal) Condition: Great for mid-summer Staff: Friendly and helpful Pace: 2hr 30min Best Part - The Views! Worst Part - Not much room to miss, slow greens Range, Short Game Area, and Putting Green A beautiful, but challenging course. Stunning views of the mountains and of the city. I was not expecting much for the price I was able to pay, and it really knocked my socks off. The condition was really good. The worst part were the greens - super slow and bumpy. I’m assuming this is normal for this time of the year. I appreciate them getting me out the back upon arrival. It was nice to get done earlier and not feel pressure to play a certain pace. Overall if you are looking for a more reasonable deal to sone of the other courses in the area, this place will certainly check the boxes.

Nice course. Restaurant closed temporarily due to remodeling. The guy who checked me in was great, very funny, I think his name was Chris. It is located in a retirement community, where the residents are older and cranky. They receive preferred tee times, so getting in early is unlikely, and they resist being paired with non residents. Starter accommodates them first, but you have to know your audience. It's kind of pricey for the quality, of course, but it's a good place to play if you are in the area

Wow. This place is incredible. We came from Dallas and arrived very early. They were happy to accommodate and earlier tee time. The course has been plugged on the greens but we were amazed by the beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Great course. The sides are sloped toward the fairway. I hit 5 fairways that I would’ve normally been in the rough. We had so much fun. The starter, Marshall, beverage girl on the course, restaurant staff, and pro shop were all 100% customer service friendly.