Stallion Mountain Golf Club

Great course to play and it’s maintained really good. This course can be very challenging to beginners, so practice before playing.

Course in good shape and greens were good. Nice layout with enough challenge. Only problem we had was GPS didn't work

From the very beginning the staff was wonderful. The course was in very good shape and the greens well cared for. The cart girl was so nice and funny, a true asset to the club.

Been going to Stallion for over a year. Fairways and greens in great conditions. Love the course layout. Some fun par 5's and par 4's. Lots of birdie and eagle opportunities.

Course was in very bad shape! No sand in any of sand traps! Lots of brown spots in fairway’s! Would not play again!

I have never played a course in which they said all the bunkers are under repair. The course is definitely in a state of "don't care, anymore". It's a shame because it can be a nice course when taken care of however it's not. It's not even worth paying over $25 in this state. Just trying to be honest but the tee boxes are the most taken care of part of this course. No cart lady either. Don't bother wasting your money here. You don't get whatever you paid for. Horrible

No sand in the traps, newly planted off limits in the middle of some fairways.

We have played this course many times and have always hoped that it would return to its former condition. Sorry to say it never got done

Had a discounted rate for an early tee time, what could be better? The course conditions for sure. Tee boxes were ok, but that was pretty much all. Greens had been punched some time ago, but probably had not been maintenaced since. They were fairly long, slow and bumpy. Fairways were filled with roped off areas and other areas that should have been roped off as there were multiple patches of bare ground. The traps are listed as ground under repair because they are not maintained at all, so much so that it is a local rule that is printed on the scorecard. Course was probably a good course to play when maintained, but it is a long way from being in that kind of condition.

With temps over 100 degrees, there was no beverage cart seen until the 16th hole.

Pro shop staff was very lack luster and standoff-ish.

No one mentioned that the greens were "punched" Our cart died on the 15th hole.

Just an overall very poor experience.

Have played Stallion many times while in Vegas, close to the strip with a reasonable price (for Vegas visitors). Course conditions this trip were very rough, sand traps are unplayable, large areas of ground under repair on almost every hole. ( which I guess is a good thing that they are working on it). On the plus side, still

A very friendly staff, very nice clubhouse, and a very nice layout. Overall, a good value if you want to sneak in a quick round during your visit.

A really nice clubhouse and shop and the course layout was really interesting and enjoyable…but…the greens were terrible (they had just been spiked and I understand that necessity) they were bobbling, diseased, some bare spots and even a gopher hill! Fairways were ok in places but very poor/bare in others do we had to pick and place. There are loads of great bunkers on the course…ALL of them are GUR and not to be played from. I saw the cat girl once on a day with temperatures in the 90s.

Real shame, it could be so good. Get what you pay for I suppose.

The course was dryer than it should be, greens were fleshly punched, but still played very true. Fairways are in good condition considering Vegas has not had significant rain in a year and staff was everywhere keeping what they had as good as it could be, only major problem was traps were rough and marked GUR. I would still play it tomorrow if I didn't have to leave town