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Played here on 5/1/22 as part of the GK Event.

Facility: Large range area, good quality range balls and grass was kept up well. There is a large putting green and a separate, multi-flagged chipping area. Very nice warmup area. Putting green ran true to the green speeds that day.

Course: The course was in excellent condition. The tee boxes were lush, very little divot damage except on some of the par 3's. No sloping issues that I could tell. The fairways were pristine, well kept and pure the entire round. The rough was thin and often there were bare spots, however that comes with desert golf. Greens were hit or miss, some fast and some were slow. This day the greens were really firm, almost impossible to stop your ball even when hitting an approach from the fairway. Was hard to judge the landing area.

Pace of play was pretty slow, however that is to be expected on the weekend.

All and all, would highly recommend you check this course out.
6 Likes.
Played here on 4/9 around 11:30AM.

Range: Weekends the range is grass. Balls are in decent shape, you do scoop your own so you can pick and choose the balls to an extent. Range is small, not too many stalls but it wasnt busy for me. The grass was nice and pretty flat, given the area. Large putting green to practice on that was rolling very close to the speeds on the course.

Pace of Play: We finished just around 4 hours which was pretty darn good for an afternoon, weekend round.

Course: Greens were punched recently, but healing nicely. Some top sand on the greens, but they were rolling fast. The fairways were nice as usual, and the grass around was green. Rough was pretty good too, I didnt find myself out there too often, but the conditions were fine. Tee boxes could use some work, a few of them were sloped strangely and had some divot damage. Overall, in pretty good condition and would recommend playing.

Lots of animals out and about on the course too, so thats always something I enjoy.
10 Likes.
Played here on Saturday, 2/20 as part of the GK Event. Hands down, best course in the area!

Facilities: Grass range available, not many stalls to hit from though so be sure you save yourself enough time to warm up. Snack shop right by the warm out grounds. There is a large practice green and bunkers to work from.

Tee Boxes: Tee boxes were in great condition, no major divots or issues.

Sand: Really fluffy and thick bunkers; lots of sand in there.

Fairway: Absolutely PURE. Loved the fairways here, grass was pristine and felt like hitting off of carpet. Many were sloping left to right, so make sure your miss was left or youll be in the trash.

Greens: Really nice all around, not too firm and had enough give to really let you get some backspin. Smooth roll and medium to fast speed as the day went on.

Pace of play was a little slow. They did have a cart girl who made multiple rounds to the groups. The staff was amazing and took great care of us. Restaurant food was delicious, check out the mac and cheese bites.
7 Likes.
Played here on Saturday, 2/19 as part of the GK Event. Course was great as were the staff.

Facilities: Grass range available with practice balls out there waiting for you. There were plenty of space open and available. Balls were of good quality and not many duds/really scuffed balls.
Practice green and chipping area available as well. Practice greens were similar to on-course.

Tee Boxes: Tee Boxes were nice, no major issues that I came across.

Sand: Some rocks here and there, so be careful.

Fairway: Was nice and pure, just stick to the fairway and youll be good to go. Grass was really nice and full all around the course.

Greens: Really firm, tough to get anything to stick or check for you, but roll was good as was health of greens.

They did have a beverage cart going around the course which was great. Typical snack-shop food at the turn, hotdogs and burgers, beers and sodas.

Pace of play was great as well. I would highly recommend playing here.
7 Likes.
Played here as part of the GK Event on Saturday July 10th with mpisarski01 and his cousin Mike. This course is PURE, simply put and well worth the green fee. Facility: This course has two driving ranges and multiple chipping areas and two putting greens. Range balls were good quality and plenty of space to hit, both ranges are grass. The restaurant was open for dine-in along with the bar. Food was a little above average, but great selection of beers and cocktails. Locker room was clean and well kept. No water on the course, but at the turn you can pickup free water or refill your water jug. The carts are newer, have charging USB plugs and offer GPS. Course: The tee boxes were all above your average course, very rare for them to not be level or have severe divot damage. Some of the par threes were a little more beaten up, but that is understandable. The fairways were perfect, no complaints here. The rough was fantastic as well, just be sure not to go too far left or right, youll end up in the desert wash. The greens were firm and fast, like most desert courses, but they were true throughout the round and no bumps or dead spots. Pace of play was fantastic, we finished just around 4 hours or before it. I would highly recommend you check this course out!
7 Likes.
I played here Sunday, July 11th as part of the GK Event with Fastfish433, mpisarski01 and Mike. Hands down, this is one of my favorite courses to play in Las Vegas, worth the rate would be an understatement.

Facility: Still, my only knock is the lack of a driving range. You can hit into a net, which does the job of warming up but I do like seeing my ball flight. As another GK'er stated, I sure looked good for the first 15 feet of my shot, ha! The bar was open for in-door dining and has a great selection of beers; I did not have any of the breakfast but the sandwich looked good and I was told it was. Putting green is great and the speeds were similar to on-course. There is also a chipping area by the first tee/starter.

Course: The fairways were in excellent condition and there was no bad place to be. The sound was nice and fluffy the few times I was in there, not many rocks which is nice in the desert. The rough was still nice and wasnt too shaggy, or penalizing unless you were way off line. I didnt notice many bare spots out there, but there will be some and that is to be expected in this area. The greens were a little slower this day, but still ran smooth and pure. The tee boxes were all level and no major bare spots or divot damage. Our pace of play was around 4 hours and 15 minutes, partly because of the heat that day.

All and all a fantastic outing with a great group of GK'ers!
12 Likes.
Played here today, 4/19 at 10AM. Pace of play was great, we finished under 4 hours and the weather was perfect.

The course does have a driving range, you can hit off of grass or mats. There is a large putting area as well, that rolled true to the course. The clubhouse is not currently open, they do have the old proshop split into a temporary beverage area, along with the starter window.

The tee boxes were the best I have ever seen at this course, the tee boxes were all lush, not sloped and had no major divot damage. The fairways were also in better shape than expected, very lush with little to no bare spots and grass was good throughout. The rough was as expected, some bare spots, deer, deer poop and bugs. The greens were rolling really nice, very tricky to read but smooth throughout the course.

For the price, this is a good little course and I would say check it out if you've never played here; youll see deer, squirrels, birds, strange bugs and maybe even a bear (youll see a picture of the bear family in the proshop).
9 Likes.
Played here on 4/17 at 11AM, weather was fantastic!

The driving range is fairly large; you hit off of mats. There is a large short game area and putting green. Range balls are average. I do like that the course has the stimp rating posted on the first tee, along with the flag position for the day.

The course was in great shape; they did punch the greens about 3 weeks or so ago, but the greens are almost completely healed. The greens still ran smooth, the local we played with said once they are healed another week or so, they will run much faster, so I guess they were slower than usual when I played. The tee boxes were all great, I was surprised none of them were sloped one way, like most public courses, however some did have divot damage that was not repaired (shame on those golfers). The fairways were nice and pure, no bad lies out there and the rough was thick and punishing.

The restaurant was open for dine-in and outside patio dining. The course does have a beverage girl that goes around, she is super awesome!

I would highly recommend playing here if you get the chance, well worth it.
8 Likes.
Played here on 4/3/2021 around 11AM and finished just around the 4 1/2 hour mark, not bad for a weekend.

Facility: The restaurant is open for indoor and outdoor dining. The range is grass, however, not the largest range so if the course is busy, you might need to wait a bit for a stall to open. Large practice putting area and a second chipping area built near by as well.

Course: The tee boxes, fairways, rough and sand were in great shape. The greens were punched and sanded earlier this week and surprisingly they rolled pretty good. Speed was hard to judge because it seemed like the sand and punches did not really affect it, which was strange. Fairways were really pure this weekend.

Pace of play was fine, the marshals will expect a 4 hour round and if you fall behind, be aware they will keep up with you and make sure you get back on pace. This might bother some folks, so please be sure you are aware of this ahead of time.

Would highly recommend playing here.
8 Likes.
I played here on 3/27/21 at 11:57am on the North/South combo.

Facility:

There is a large grass driving range area, along with a short game section with bunkers available. Very large, open, practice putting green as well. Practice green speeds matched up well with the course. Range balls were above average quality too which was nice.

Course:

Overall, extremely fun course that can be challenging depending on your tees of choice that day. The tee boxes were nice and level on each hole, without much divot damage on the par 3's. On a few of the holes, the markers tricked you into a line that wasn't the best, but that is part of golf. The fairways were all magnificent, very pure with just a few spots of thin grass. not bad at all, considering this is a desert course. The rough, I spent part of my day there, was nice and thick too. A few areas of bare spots, but that is to be expected and some of the "rough" is actually desert landscape. The bunkers were pretty good, the sand for the most part was fluffy and played nicely. Greens were rolling smooth, there were a couple of holes with some bumpy/spotted areas but no big deal. Pin locations werent the most difficult, but a challenge none-the-less.

Restaurant:

Was open for in-door dining and take out as well. Good choice of food for a reasonable price. Not a very large beer selection, only two items on tap and a few bottled options.

Definitely worth playing here once.
6 Likes.
Played here 3/14 in the spectator group of the GK Cup. I had an absolute blast, this course is always pristine and worth the money+drive.

Facility: The bar and restaurant were open for in-door seating as well as outdoor. The range is sold by time only, not by bucket size; however it is included in your round as far as I know. You are hitting off of grass which is nice. There is a large putting and chipping green area.

Course: Simply put, this course was PURE. The fairways were lush and a beautiful green. I spent a lot of time in the rough and it was just as pure; surprisingly for a desert course the rough was nice and lush and not all that bad. Bunkers were full of sand that was inbetween fluff and compacted down; it was great. The greens were probably the only negative, they were extremely firm. I am a high ball hitter and an so used to finding my ball mark and fixing it, however on this day not once did I leave a ball mark which was odd. The greens were super fast and the style of play was definitely more on the defensive side. There was a cart girl who made her rounds and we saw her 3 or 4 times which was great. Water was available on the course near the bathrooms/rest areas.

All and all, I would highly recommend you check this place out.
8 Likes.
Played today with a few fellow GK'ers at 9AM (9:15 because of frost).

Facility: The restaurant is open and was taking in-door seating. You are temperature checked before entering. The inside of the building was extremely clean and the staff were friendly. I didnt stick around for food, but the menu did look good, however items were $$$. The range was above average, you are hitting off of mats and unfortunately the sun rises towards the back of the range so seeing your ball land was almost impossible. Range balls were good quality. The chipping/short game area is where the facility really shines. The grass was well maintained and the bunkers around were pretty good. Nice to see a fully stocked practice area with enough balls for multiple people to practice. Water was provided as were bag tags, divot tools and ball markers. Staff was courteous and all around excellent.

Course: Fairways were dormant, but still played pure. You did catch a few thin lies, but it was still playing nicely. Almost like hitting off of a good mat at the range. The rough was lush and sometimes it was preferred depending on the next shot. Bunkers were good, not too fluffy, however, not compact either. Rakes were available (whether folks were using them is another story). There are some forced carry holes and a couple that are narrow, but if you can keep it in play off the tee you have a good chance of shooting a solid round. The greens were firm for the most part and fast, but rolled smooth. Pace of play was a little slow, however given it was the weekend I wont complain all that much about a 5 hour round.

I highly recommend playing here if you have not yet!
9 Likes.
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