The Legacy Golf Club

Being from Colorado, we were hoping to get some warm golf in. Unfortunately, it was cold and windy today. Few golfers, so we blew through to course in about 3 hours. We enjoyed the course, especially the front nine. Would definitely come back and play, hopefully in better weather.

The staff was very friendly and Jim the starter was helpful on tips for playing the course. Considering it is winter, the greens and fairways were in nice condition. Some of the fairway bunkers could use more sand, but the green side bunkers were good. No issues with the goose droppings as noted in other reviews. I would definitely play here again.

Legacy used to be one of the best courses around, It fell off completely but now seems to be on its way back to its former glory.

The only bad thing front 9 closed for the day but they made up for it.

Sad that I was not told that the front 9 would be closed, if I had wanted to play a 9 hole course I would have booked one.

Course is rather long and difficult, even from the front white tees. Greens were fantastic.

Legacy used to be one of the better course in the Las Vegas area now its only one the better courses in Henderson and thats not saying much. It was nice to see that its well on its way back to its former self.

Green are.medium speed. Fairways in good shape. All par threes had some bite to them and a couple of risk/reward par 4s.

If you want a good round of Golf that is challenging this is the course for many players.

Not an easy course to play unless you have knowledge of the fairways and know how to manage your ball well. A lot of hills and dales to contend with and some fairways that look level but actually will run your ball off into trouble. Greens were good to play on. They would hold a good approach shot most of the time.

No GPS on the carts so a hand tool is recommended to get the proper distance to the flag.

An interesting course to improve your game with.

If you are travelling to Las Vegas check out the Legacy golf Club in Henderson. I went in October 2019 and most of the Vegas courses were over seeding at this time but The Legacy holds off for a couple of weeks later which is nice. The course sy=taff and food were all excellent and we received the resident's rate of $50 instead on the non-resident rate of $80. They were very accommodating and the fact that they go above and beyond for their customer's put's this course above all others that we played in Vegas. I definitely reccommend that you add Legacy to youtr Vegas golf trip

First time here. The staff was great. I thought it was challenging and friendly course too. I will return soon.

The course had a good variety of different types of holes. Greens well protected and in good condition.

Former home course revisited. Amazing layout and winter conditions. The greens were a touch slow until I figured out the pin setter was probably mad or intoxicated?? Pins were on slopes and corners which posed. “Wee bit” of a challenge! The staff throughout the course was extremely helpful and kind. I ate breakfast, lunch and adult beverages without disappointment. I give this course a 10 out of 10 for cost, service and design. Must play in the valley for sure. I am a resident of 20-years

I played the Legacy course about six years ago and it was great, so I decided to go back when I was in Las Vegas last week. I had an 8:30 am Tee Time and arrived a little early. The young lady at the desk asked if I would like to tee off early and I said sure why not. I was standing on the first tee box when a guy came riding up and asked if I would wait because a man in the parking lot was going to play with me if I did not mind. I said sure why not. After waiting a few minutes the same guy came back and said to go ahead and tee off because the person who was going to play with me decided he was going to the driving range before playing. I started playing and everything was fine until after I finished the ninth hole. When I got to the tenth hole I did not know it was a par 3 hole and thought if it was a par 4 hole there was a small landing area about 190 yards out. I teed off and proceeded down the cart path to find my ball. I walked across the grass and did not see anything so I decided to walk back to the cart. Just then a couple of guys came driving up and asked what was I doing on the back nine because it was closed. I must admit there was sights posted when I drove back but they were pretty small and I was not looking for signs. I played the front nine holes again with the group that had been in front of me on the front nine holes. The complaint is at no time did the young lady at the time of checking in tell me that the back nine holes were closed. If had known this I would not have played this course and I would not have paid $111.99 to play the same 9 holes twice.

The course can be extremely challenging to golfers who hit over 76 per round. That is because the course is in good condition but the approaches are hindered by difficult approaches and in times the grass slows the ball down so there is not the expected roll from it. An enjoyable course to play by some course management and it may take a few rounds to learn enough to get a good score that you expect.

The course is hilly and hinders long low drives and low fairway strikes. So you need to learn to adjust your hits to the terrain.

Everything was great but the threesome in front of us were extremely slow.

They just over-seeded so I thought I'd give this course another try. Very disappointed. The fairways are in good condition, the where ok for the most part, however 4 greens had so much goose poop on them we could not hit our puts. We picked up our ball and moved onto the next hole.

The rough was dormy and no sand in the bunkers. The cart paths are in terrible shape so cart was bouncing all over the place, It was better to just drive on the fairways when possible. There are many other courses in Las Vegas in better shape and half the price of this course.

Extremely slow play. No course Marshall to keep things moving. Pour condition. Not worth the drive or the mkbey