The Legacy Golf Club

The golf course was in very good condition. It was very interesting how the fairways were different levels throughout the course. Nice employees and good pace of play.

I am new to golf and I found this course to be very challenging due to the hills and some awesome elevation changes.

Awful condition, no grass on the course. Fairways dry green dirt. Staff is awesome, the course is in awful condition.

Nkt sure were the pictures were taken but not this course.

Should have brought the artificial turf square I use when hitting balls on the dried out plains of the Midwest prairies. The doesn’t need lawn mowers, there is very little growth to mow.

Challenging course. Perfect landscaping and city views. Loved this place. Very clean.

Fairways and Greens are mostly dirt. Hardly any grass on the course. Won't be back

First time at course. Neds water and LOTS of it. I believe I heard the course was closed a few years but I enjoyed the design. Hope it gets back in shape.

I always play in my father’s bday in remembrance..had a good round paired up with a good humored golfer like myself..greens a little fast but I know it’ll be in excellent condition by mid spring..great day!

This could be a good course. Good layout. However they don’t take care of fairways and greens. SeverAl bare spots in the fairway....way too many. Greens were bare in spots too. Maybe it’s just this time of year? Early spring.

It's March in Vegas and many courses are struggling with dead or dormant grass in the rough or second cut fringe areas around the green. Legacy is an accelerated example of that. If you haven't played here before and are expecting a course in the condition you see in photos or in a condition that is enjoyable and playable, you will be drastically disappointed. The fairways are barely alive and nearly every green is elevated on a platform with a drop off on all sides...when the sides of the green are dead/dormant grass the ball will run for days if you miss the green and end up on dirt or mud or rocks. In fact, the dirt is starting to overtake most parts of the areas around the green. Even the greens are dying. The management did their best to avoid putting pin placements near the dead green areas but overall the condition of the greens were barely playable.

If you are looking for an middle to upper class resort and round of golf like their current price structure presents at $65-120 per round...look elsewhere. This course is not worth the money and does not make for an enjoyable round unless you are a sub 7 handicap. There is no foregiveness to slightly off line shots.