Played here on 8/22/08. Was told by the pro shop that the greens were in great shape despite being aerated early August, and that the overall condition of the course was in good shape. The greens were mediocre at best. One of the greens was completely unputtable...looked like it was totally dried up and diseased and dirt patches every where (might've been hole 4 or 5). Also, the fairways were very dry and thin and there was no such thing as rough. Tee boxes were ok. The sand traps were nice (what do you expect though the course is in a desert). The layout of the course was very standard and straightforward. Nothing memorable at all. Just your standard desert type golf course. Anyway, for being so far away from the Vegas strip, it should be priced much lower. I think $50 on the weekends would be a fair price (keeping in mind that it's a $50-$60 cab ride there from the Vegas strip).

Played on 12/28/07. All in all, a great course...great par 3's and a lot of tee shots and second shots that make you really think before you hit. Dog legs left and rights and strategically placed hazards will determine how you play the hole. Greens, fairways and tee boxes were all in really good shape. Very demanding 18th hole...I'm sure a lot of money has been won/lost on that hole! Didn't like to pay holiday rates for a Friday round though, but still had a lot of fun!

This is a top-notch corse! I played it a week after the 2nd stage of Q-school, and it was one of the most difficult conditions I've every played. The rough was overseeded and extremely thick (not necessarily tall) and the greens were an easy 12 on the stimpmeter. It was lightening fast. Overall, it's a very demanding course and always well-maintained.