The Legacy Golf Club

It's a residential course, but it's not narrow. There are mountain views on some holes. The layout is good. There are blind shots, doglegs, bunkers spanning the front of the green, downhill holes, lots of small hills to challenge you. Not easy.

It's in a great location. There's a grass range, and a nice bar/grill and patio. They space tee times out 10 minutes. There's plenty of rough on the course. The rates are reasonable. Water bottles were provided, you could order food at the turn. The course seemed like it was getting enough water. The tee boxes were cut short.

At the moment the greens are bad. It's going to close for over-seeding in a week and hopefully they can significantly improve the conditions of the greens, remove the crab grass from the fairway/around the greens, and the dirt patches in the fairways. I didn't hit out of the bunkers - my feet were not leaving any imprints when I walked in them.

There is absolutely potential here for this course to be good. Just not sure how much money Maalouf/Haddad are willing to put into the course, given their intent is to turn it into homes in 13 years.

This course is in need of some serious attention. The greens were pretty marked up and a lot of holes need to be reseeded. Having said that, they have a closure in the works to let the seed take and the course recover. It was crazy cheap and worth the $$$. Will come back for sure this spring. Also the staff was really nice and friendly.

I’ve played this course twice in the last year, always a good experience. A couple months ago the course had a water main break and they couldn’t water the course for about 2 weeks. Terrible shape after, and needs some time to recover.

That explained why I started seeing $30 early AM tee times on GolfNow; I read the reviews to find out why and waited it out until the course could bounce back a little. I finally booked a tee time, $33, 7:50am, and came in with low expectations.

As far as the course goes, glad I waited but it was in really solid shape. The front nine could have fooled me entirely - the rough was healthy, the fairways bright green, greens generally smooth, and as much brown as you’d expect from any Vegas-area course in late August.

The back nine is clearly where the course took the biggest hit, but work was obviously in progress and, more importantly, making progress. Back 9 conditions were nothing worse than tolerable, especially for $33. A few black sand patches on the greens don’t bother me.

But what made the real difference, where $33 felt like a steal despite the bad conditions, was the experience. They take good care of you and clearly know they’ve gotta make up for the course a little bit. They do the simple things well.

• ⁠Rounds starting on time every 10 minutes.

• ⁠Club rags in every cart, and the nice tees for free.

• ⁠Grass range with affordable buckets.

• ⁠Practice areas in tip top shape.

• ⁠Ranger passed us every 2-3 holes and did a great job keeping pace.

• ⁠3 cart girl encounters, and she made a mean Transfusion.

The entire operation front to back is exactly what a public-but-still-a-country-club course should be, and I’m going to be back even when they’re back to full price. This course has had a tough history and seems to be making big progress even with a momentary setback, with room to grow that I’m sure they’ll grow into.

Due to a problem with a broken water line, the course was in tough shape. After the repair the course was starting to recover. The staff was so nice and apologetic for the condition of the course. We will definitely return.

Played this course for the first time on a Saturday morning and was eager to learn why it was so cheap and why such the recent harsh reviews. Upon arriving to the pro shop, the super friendly guy behind the counter explained they had a sudden main water line break during July that left them unable to water the course for two weeks, which is why the course is currently in rough shape. However, since then, you can easily tell they have made progress towards getting this course back to normal. Will definitely be back in August while it’s only $30 and will be back after their planned seeding end of Sept early Oct.

Got a super discount rate for a 7am tee time. I knew the. Course was getting reseeded and knew course wasn't going to be prestige. For the price it was great to get my sticks out and hit the ball.

Legacy is always a fun course to play, but unfortunately, they have had a problem with their irrigation system and many of the holes are under construction, and the greens are nearly unplayable on most holes. They should really consider closing until the course is in better shape.

Not worth even $33 green fees. Holes under construction, workers on the course ,greens while playing,Sprinklers on making some fairways water hazards, greens all under aeration whatever,

I did not wnjoy. Lots of beginners partying taking too much time. The course itself was in such bad condition. Not worth playing even if it was free.

Sadly, this course is terrible at this time. Everything needs attention. The tee boxes were in 1/5 shape, the fairways were maybe a 2/5, and the greens were basically barren wastelands. I’ll pass on playing here again for the near future until they fix this course. They need to close it for a month and get it under control

Legacy may have been one of the elite courses in the Las Vegas valley in years past. Currently, it’s a little rough around the edges. This was my second time playing legacy, several months apart, and I didn’t see any improvement to speak of. Fairways were dry, the greens were more patchy sand than grass and the practice areas were in similar states.

I enjoy the layout of the course and played well considering the added difficulty when it came to putting. For $28 a round, I would recommend Legacy for a casual round.

This course was in the worst condition that I’ve ever seen. It was barely playable. They were doing construction on the course greens were in terrible shape. Fairways were in bad shape. This was not the first time I played there, but it will be the last for a long time. This course needs a lot of work.