Mountain at Angel Park Golf Club

We had a morning tee time but there was a group in front of us that were not good golfers and maybe didn’t know golf etiquette so we were behind by 30 min before we even started.

The course itself was in good condition and the mountains in the background were gorgeous. The weather was perfect. I highly recommend the breakfast burrito beforehand. We also rented clubs and they were in great condition and were this years models.

Resort golf. Blue tees were of nice length. Greens were quite pretty coed. Playing with a local was very helpful. Fairly easy course other than the tricky greens. Only the 17th was memorable.

Perfect weather on a beautiful Thursday and a fun golf course. Not overly challenging but a few hidden hazards to be aware of.

I made an ACE on the par 3 11th today! Wowzers!

Upon telling the staff at the golf shop, they said the course does not give any accolades or discounts and one guy actually said, "we see like 3 a day".

In terms of customer service, this was disappointing. So, I bought a pin that said ACE on it as opposed to them giving me a discount or some sort of certificate like other courses do. No biggie but they could've been a bit more accommodating or excited.

They have two 18 hole regulation golf courses and a pretty busy 12 hole par 3 golf course. A hole in one is really important for any golfer and they just demeaned it.

4 stars out of 5 because the courses and playability are great but don't expect any excitement or celebration from the guys at the clubhouse after your hole in one. Thanks for the buzz kill guys.

I play a lot of golf . Play in several states a year .

$185 is way overpriced for a flat back and forth golf course

Bunkers need work , was in 3 and very little sand

Took 2:45 to play the front 9 . Finally jumped ahead of the group on back 9 and played in 1:50

No rangers in sight and played at 8:00 on a Friday

I wouldn’t recommend to a friend because of the price

In the past 7-8 years vegas has really raised green fees to the point that average at best courses want $150-250

I will gladly pay that if the course is challenging

Beautiful course with very well maintained. Greens are super fas. Pace of play was great we finished 45 minutes ahead of schedule.

First time playing this course. It was really nice. Staff was great and pace of play was ok. Would definitely recommend and play here again.

Well maintained course. The layout is nice, difficult but not too challenging. Course is in good shape. The greens are VERY difficult to read which adds to the fun. Starter was vey friendly and gave some good tips about handling the first few holes.

I've played this course a handful of times. Play it every year with my buddies on our trip to Vegas. This year was a shocker. $48 for a six pack of beer on the course. $3.50 for a Snickers bar. Most of the staff act as though they were doing me a favor instead of the other way around. It was really awkward getting our clubs to the cart and then back to the car after our round. I may not be back. If I do I will sneak my own beer onto the course. Overall, there are many courses that are a better value than this one!

My favorite so far among the half dozen budget courses on the west side of town. Tee times are spaced out 10 minutes here, we were done in 4 hours 15 minutes on a late Saturday morning which is a great pace of play for a Saturday in March.

The course has beautiful views west into the mountains and Red Rock Canyon. Great layout with a variety of holes that aren't too difficult. No homes on the course outside of high rise condos on one of the holes, and the Suncoast hotel. Tips were only 6700 yards at a slope of 127. Relatively flat course with large greens, holes have a mixture of trees and canyons on the sides. Not a target practice course.

Tee boxes were flat, cut short. Fairways and greens were a bit under-seeded but fine. Greens were fast and ran very smooth. Rough was cut short but would stop balls. Very good condition for early March. Course had ball washers and coolers to refill water - only course I know of in Vegas that does this. Course had GPS with green slopes and showed distance from all tees.

Decent value with the ARCIS card, hole 9 finishes back at the club house so if you want to play 9 holes at Twlight you can play for cheap. Pro shop check in was super quick. No bag drop and a large parking lot. Range was mats hitting into a dirt valley. No water bottles included.

Starter check in is always poor here; you're told to go check in with the starter at the starter shed, but there's never a starter there flagging you down. Players pile up and carts sit outside with no clue who is paired together and who is going to what course. The starters are not overworked - they socialized with each other while blocking the cart path when I was trying to drive to check-in.

Everything went amazing, slightly packed but no hold ups. Only challenge was the greens felt like pro level. Miss the hole and ball rolls an extra 10'.

The starter completely lost control, and we arrived at the 10th tee to begin our round with 3 foursomes waiting to tee off. Overall pace of play was terrible, and we only completed 12 holes before sunset. The conditions of the course and greens were great for this time of year.