WildHorse Golf Club

Pretty run down place. This course is cheap for vegas golf and there is reason why

The staff was super friendly and helpful as this was our first time to this course. The carts had screens in them and were loaded with ice for drinks. Range was decently priced and the snack shack was good. Overall the course was pretty fun and had a good layout. The fairways were pretty hard packed and not much to hit off of in the way of a nice grass. The price for 18 and a cart is worth it though if you’re looking for a nice pace of play and friendly staff.

I had a lot of fun at Wildhorse. Fairways and greens were in great shape.

Had a great day..

Pace of play and course was enjoyable.

Just played here. Usually play here a lot. But they have construction on a lot of holes. Hole 12 has tee boxes moved up to 120 yards from flag. It’s usually a 350 par 4. Don’t recommend playing until they are done with construction

Day after Thanksgiving. Never again. We were only able to get 14 holes in. They had golfers stacked up every 5 minutes.

Clubhouse staff were friendly and the Starter was a great guy. Gave us tips and got us going a few minutes early when we knew it would be close to dark when we finished. The problem was there wasn't a marshal on the course. Front 9 the foursome in front of us kept us. After the turn they became a drunk threesome (one guy quit) that started falling behind and never took advantage of opportunities to close the gap. They sat and talked on the tee boxes and continuously took too much time when they got to their ball. We could have finished well before dark had they just kept up with the foursome in front of them.

Al the starter was awesome good conversation before teeing off..course was dry greens were fine very fast..the bathroom shelter out on the front nine was HORRID..💩💩fest as if never been attended the womens were locked must’ve been in worst condition..unacceptable

I haven't played at Wildhorse in 15-20 years because I recall that the fairways weren't in great shape. I'm sorry to say that's still the case. Most of them are browned out grass. I'm keenly aware of the water issues in the Las Vegas Valley but other courses seem to be in much better shape.