Stallion Mountain Golf Club

nothing special design wise, green was Ok. people ahead was really slow, bur=t see no marshall.

Enjoyed course but bunkers (traps for the locals ) need sand to have a chance

The course is not in the best shape but still a decent value for a nice round of golf.

Sand in bunkers nonexistent just hard pan other than that it was fine

We have golfed annually in Las Vegas every year for the last 19 years. At least 10 of those 19 years we have played Stallion Mountain. In the past, Stallion Mountain was a very well kept, reasonably price option. It has declined a lot over the last couple of years. We were very disappointed as we remember what the course use to be...In some areas very difficult to find grass to hit off of even in the middle of the fairways.

The staff were awesome. The course was beautiful given the time of year. Bunker were under repair but other than that it was a perfect way to spend 3.5 hours.

No sand in bunkers (for years now)

Greens are slow and bumpy

Worst part was the foursome in front of us was 2 holes behind and would not let us play through. We began getting notices on the GPS that we were behind and needed to keep up with the group ahead. We called the clubhouse and asked them to send someone out to get the group moving or let us play through. Their response was "GO AROUND THEM". Are you kidding? This is how you manage a golf course?

I don’t want to be harsh but it starts at the driving range, or dirt driving range. Terrible not maintained and every hitting station was more dirt than grass.

The course;

Fairway bunkers are more like hard dirt with weeds or maybe a potting plant for weeds. The fairways are hard and concrete I actually scrapped a new club hitting off the fairway as if I hit out of rocks or the cart path.

Staff;

The staff are amazing friendly and attentive the clubhouse is modern and the pro shop is nice.

In the end I would not golf here again and wouldn’t suggest you do either.

Overall condition of the course seemed like winter, but definite wear from carts in some areas makes me question if it isn't age catching up to the course.

After 4 1/2 hours we left after 15 holes. The beer cart came by once. There were no sandwiches available. The bunkers were unplayable. No water until the turn. The overall condition of the course was questionable

Was the only course of the 4 I played that was dried out and hard pan. Was not worth the money.

I had a 10:15 AM Tee time on a Wednesday. We did not finish our front nine until almost 1PM. The scorecard says pace of play is 4 hours and 20 minutes (OR LESS). Due to how slow it was, I was unable to finish my round as I could not stay for more much more than 4 hours. I was only able to play 15 holes due to how slow the course was playing. Players were searching for balls left and right, taking multiple tee shots, it was the longest 15 holes of golf I have ever played.

On top of that, the course was in really bad shape. several greens had sand on them and were partially unputtable and the sand traps were unplayable/under construction. The rough was all completely dead grass.

Overall, a complete disappointment.

The only thing that made this not the worst round of golf in my life was that the bag drop attendants were extremely kind.

Love the architecture of the course, conditions were in poor shape shape. Bunkers were out of order and greens were tore up.

Sad, they really let this course go. No grass, it’s all mud. Greens are in rough shape. I’m at a shame, this course used to be nice. They’re completely under staffed. Felt bad for the one working there.

The staff was very friendly but the overall course is in terrible condition. The driving range was unusable as the grass was dried up and it felt like you were hitting off sand. The greens were eaten up and slow. You couldn’t putt in some situations. The fairways were burnt up and looked like they hadn’t been watered in a long time. I wouldn’t play at this course again if I was in vegas.