WildHorse Golf Club

The course was very dry and grass was pretty hard. It definitely does not look as advertised from the pics. Pretty disappointed.

I have played here almost every time I come to Vegas in the past, but until they turn the water back on it will be my last time. The condition was the worst I have seen outside of my own province in Canada and we have snow for 5-6 months a year. The fairways had little to no living grass, greens weren't much better. The final insult was charging 60.00 for it. I won't be back until I hear that it is back to normal

Played here a year ago and it was quite decent. Just the other day , I could not believe just terrible of a condition the course was in. It was truly awful. Plus they allow disc golfers put during regular golf. I had to wait for 5+ minutes on several holes so the 4 carts of disc golfers would clear out of my fairway. Won't be coming back here. Really really bad 👎

I always link up with good people that make the round more enjoyable. Don't hesitate to go solo

It’s a classic Vegas/Henderson course with a great layout. Having played during this time of year all over the Vegas Valley, seeing how each course comes out of dormant winter conditions is different.

Wildhorse is looking good coming into spring golf season. The greens are soft and rolling great. A Muni this busy and with such good deals on food/beverages it compares to much pricier courses near by with much more playability for all handicaps. Grass and trees Championship layout that will both challenge you and give you birdie chances.

Lots of geese popping all over the course. It makes it smell very bad. Some of the fairways could use some work.

Was informed, after paying, that 2 junior golf tournaments were going on. I'm all for getting kids playing, just would like some prior knowledge of larger slow groups playing ahead.

The front nine restroom is BAD. men's side locked & women's doesn't have water stunk very badly

Many greens aprons and fairways were vertical cut-there was no mention of course conditions. Definitely not worth the price. Would not play again or recommend this course.

I love this course and look forward to playing it but the lack of water is obvious, because it looked live an over used goatpath. Talk about tight lies, it's going to be a long time before I come back and it will only be after checking with friends on the condition

I have been playing golf now for over 40 years and never have I walked off of a course after 9 holes due to course conditions. This place shouldn't even be opened. The driving range has not one patch of green grass to hit off of. That should have been my first clue to run away from this place. Fairways are absolutely terrible! Not a green spot to hit off of. Greens are trash and weeds everywhere. Pace of play, simply put, slow! Voiced my concerns to the pro shop and the answer I received was " Yeah, it's unfortunate but there are juniors practicing for a tournament here this weekend." Who on earth would want to play a tournament here! Worst golf experience ever! Run, don't walk away from this disaster!

We went down in March to golf, the weather wasn't great but the course was in good condition. The fairways were a bit rough but we managed. We stopped into the club house for breakfast and Jo was amazing. We stopped in for dinner after and again Jo made the experience amazing, she is great!! The pro shop, was great and well stocked, the guys made sure the check in process was quick and efficient. We will be back for sure, thanks to all the staff especially Jo!!

Great layout - used to be a stop on PGA tour in the 60-70’s, but they don’t take care of the course anymore. The fairways and greens were totally dry - amazing considering how much rain Vegas area has had lately. It was like playing on concrete the whole time. Not recommended.

The course is in decent shape for this early in the season. Definitely some hard pan out there and the greens are not as smooth as they should be. I only played the front nine. The snack bar and restaurant close early which makes it difficult to hang around and have a beer or meet people.

"I am expressing disappointment with Wilde Horse golf course I recently played on, stating that I have not seen a course like it in the past 20 years of playing golf. I mention that I cannot understand why golfers would be welcomed to a course in such poor condition. Despite having traveled a long distance to play, I was unable to finish the game due to the state of the course. Finally, based on my own experience, I conclude that the Wild Horse Course is the worst golf course in Nevada"

Ask any local golfer and they will tell you, the staff has the worst customer service anywhere. It all starts when you check in and you are greeted by the grumpy blonde lady. Can someone please stop making her mad so she doesn't take it out on the rest of us. Then you can speak to the cart guy who won't let you out of his sight with cart until you tee off, finally the lovely cart "kids". I say "kids" because they sit on their phones, and when they don't get tipped fast enough, they get an attitude.

As far as the course? Great track, however, theyve struggled with issues, much like anyone else. The greens are patchy and you can't get a decent roll some of the time. The tee boxes are in poor shape.

If you can't find another tee time, Wildhorse is for you. And by the way, the aforementioned experience wasn't a rare event. This happens all the time.

This was a fun course to play & it was in good shape. The pin placements were challenging, but not unreasonable. The food was generous and service was good. The bathrooms need a good cleaning though as they smelled.