Stallion Mountain Golf Club

Everything about this course and club is terrible. Hair in the food, 5.5hr round. Greens are a fuzzy, patchy, nasty joke.

Only good thing was the nice lady bartender.

The greens are horrible! If they only charged $50 bucks I’d think that was a fair price for what we had to play on. The cart person was no where to be found. Bartender said she starts on the 18? Why is that. You’re done golfing by then. We finally saw her on 11, but made the turn so no point. Again greens are horrible.

New management and great folks working here. It is getting better!

Course in terrible shape. Fungus on every green. Need range finder to find grass on fairways. Over 100.00 and it was not a pleasure at all.

This course could be so much more, but it is in terrible disrepair. The greens are torn up and paint it over. Your ball is more likely to look like you’re playing a game of plinco than roll smoothly. The fairways are mostly dirt, and good luck if your ball goes in a bunker. At most, they should charge 20 bucks.

Easy course burnt out and worse than an average Municipal course . Played 2 other courses in Vegas on this trip which were in very good condition. Played another course

The course has a nice layout but is in pathetic shape. Service is ok. I arrived 35 minutes before and was asked to get on the tee box right away.

The fairways and greens are in horrible share.

The pictures are not what the current condition is of the course.9

I would never recommend to drive and play there.

This course was the worst one I’ve played in a long time. Fairways were rock hard with very little grass. The greens were terrible, bumpy with patches and sprayed green. We decided to take an automatic two putt because there was no way to putt well.

This course has been getting some poor reviews, some fair, some unfair.

There are some condition issues with patchy lumpy greens and next to bare sections of fairways. It’s said they are recovering from prior irrigation failures and if true it shows.

It’s a fun layout, great staff, and represents a very solid value proposition in the Las Vegas area. Go play, have fun, make your own decisions. I will be back.

Stallion Mountain has taken a nose dive and crashed. The absolute worst conditions you could imagine, a real disaster. Greens comparable to a shag rug, quilt patchwork with huge areas of bare ground and ruts bigger than the Grand Canyon, fairways and tees virtually no grass, playing on the moon would be better, obviously no maintenance, they must be saving water for the tourists to take casino showers and splash in the swimming pools! A perfect dust bowl, giddy up cowboys and cowgirls and ride elsewhere.

The course layout is good, staff was friendly, but the condition of the greens Are almost unplayable. lots of areas you have to move your ball to even put at the pin and it looks like they tried to patch the dead spots with some form of Astroturf. The overall condition of the course can be overlooked, but the greens need a lot of help.

The manager said they've been w/o water for over a month. Horrible course conditions & def not worth over $100/player. And we didn't have a cart girl until the 17th hole. Definitely pick a different course.

Tee boxes, fairways and greens all in bad shape. Middle of fairways dirt in some areas. Greens appear half dead. Asked clubhouse attendant about conditions and he blamed it on unseasonably cool temps. Overall not good.

April conditions for greens, a little rough, but overall good course.

The course has seen better days. I got it pretty cheap, so I want expecting much. I have played here many times in the past. It could be an excellent course, if given the proper care. The fairways were hardpan in many places. The greens were hard to get a fair roll. If you want a cheap round👌

Very disappointed with the conditions of the greens. Bumpy and in bare in some areas. The fairways also need a lot of work. But I see improvement in maintaining the fairways.