Stallion Mountain Golf Club

The Staff was great. The course is in good shape. Pace of play was pretty awful. My husband and I were paired with another twosome. So we expected about a 4 hour pace of play. We were told when we showed up for our 9:50AM tee time that they were already running 15 minutes behind. That seemed a little early to already be 15 minutes behind…and it just got worse. It took the 4 of us more than 4 1/2 hrs for the round.

I’ve been playing this course going on 2 years. Last year the course was in a bit of a rough shape. Several dry fairways and choppy greens. This year however they have done a lot of work to improve it and it shows. Greens are well maintained and are probably the best part. But they also worked on the fairways and rough. Both in great shape though the rough might be a bit too tall. Sometimes it’s hard to see a ball right in front of you because of how high some roughs are. But overall the improvements are evident and have made this course one of my favorites this year. Plus you can’t beat the value. I’ve paid much more for courses that were not as fun as this one is.

Great Course, Great Staff, Slow Play Staff in the bar/restaurant was so friendly and efficient. Pro shop staff was great. Starter was so friendly and accommodating. Course was in pretty good shape. Pace of play was way too slow. Took us, a foursome, 4 1/2 hours to play. And we were told at our 9:51 tee time that they were already 15 min behind.

It was perfect until a crazy rain storm came in. We tried to wait it out but it wasn't going away. We only finished 9 holes but it was fun.

Staff was great, course has been well maintained. It was very busy so carts were not readily available. The pace of play was very slow…2:15 tee time…was only able to play thru 17 (6:15pm).

I would recommend to friends and advise to get early tee time.

*overcast and rain clouds toward the end of the round.

Stallion Mountain has regained its footing. Much improved over my last round in early spring (when they were recovering from irrigation failures) and probably better today than the last couple of years.

The greens were smooth and rolled true, and the fairways fun and the course completely playable. As a local I have spent the summer playing across the valley, from Bears Best to Reflection Bay…you will probably find Stallion one of value propositions in the Valley.

Thanks to the friendly staff, all your work and improvements are recognized and appreciated.

I had been avoiding Stallion Mountain because of the very negative reviews it continuously receives. Last weekend a friend invited me to play this track because he lives nearby and I figured, what the heck, it’s worth checking out at least once.

I was amazed at just how wrong my expectations were! The course has been under new management for some months now and evidently they must have really turned this course around. The tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in excellent condition. The practice facilities were well laid out and the clubhouse felt like it belonged on a much more expensive country club.

The price isn’t exactly a bargain, considering some of the nearby local courses in Las Vegas, but it was very reasonable for this course. Pace of play was a little slow, but I attribute that to the fact that this course is attracting beginner and intermediate players because of its previous reviews and the location in the valley.

Had a great time at Stallion Mountain and I will definitely be playing the course again. 😎👍🏻

While the course is in decent condition, it was 108 degrees in Las Vegas when we played and there is absolutely NO WATER to drink. We saw the cart person once at the 3rd hole and she simply said we can buy water but was not able to provide any without paying $5 a bottle. Never saw her again. I'll play elsewhere before coming back here.