Golf Summerlin - Eagle Crest Course

Encountered a hawk eating a rabbit on the ninth tee. Unique experience.

the greens are rolling and demanding. the service is great

The course was in nice condition. All greens were well maintained.

this course is great challenge for your short game. All par 3 and 4's with a total of 60. Several of the par 3's were right at or just above 200 yds while some of the shorter holes had challenging pin placement. Being from Texas they should have a sign that reads 'Greens are incredibly fast'. The ball would just roll and roll, took a few holes to adjust but once I did it was great.

The views were astonishing and beautiful. Great place for a relaxing round.

This is a very nice executive course, maybe the best I've ever played. Gives you a great opportunity to practice par 3s, with 6 par 4's mixed in where you can use driver. Carts are clean, updated, and have water and ice. A nice touch. My only issues were seasonal ones. This course seemingly uses manure to fertilize, and it was in full effect. So the smell was nasty throughout the entire round. Manure brings flies, so they were in abundance as well. Greens were very pristine, but painfully slow. They had evidently not been rolled. For $50, I would have liked not to have to deal with the above annoyances, but I would certainly play this course again, especially in prime season.

Very nice course, would play here again. The only issue was pace of play.... The scorecard says it should take 3 hours, but it took 4. We waited in just about every shot. There was a course marshal running around, but didn't seem to help. Greens were very slow

During our week in Las Vegas, our threesome played Boulder City, Siena, Silverstone and Eagle Crest. By far, Eagle Crest had the best fairways and greens, although the greens were slow. It also had the best price through GolfNow. Even though Eagle Crest is an executive-style course (just a half-dozen par 4s mixed in with some nice par 3s) it is the one we would have re-played if we had time. Other courses had serious fairway problems. I would rate Boulder City next best. Siena charged us $20 for a handicapped rider (can't grip a club much less swing one) unlike any of the other courses, which happily accommodated her, and we were offended.

The course is well maintained. You don't feel rushed while playing. Love playing at eagle crest!

We usually play an executive course back home, so it was nice to play one in Vegas, particularly where we could pull out the big stick on quite a few holes. This course was in great shape the afternoon we played, with carts included it was a quick, (very) cheap round, and there is enough variation to the holes to keep it interesting. We also played Durango Hills on this trip (another executive course), and Eagle Crest was much, much better.

nice little 18 hole course.Usually pay $5.00 through Golf Now which is a great deal.Play there all the time.

I played with my 5 year old son. We played best ball on the par 4/5's and from the front on all the tees and had a great time. Even with my son playing, we got through in 3 hours. The course was in great shape for the middle of the summer and the staff was really friendly. The cold water bottles on the cart and the cooler filled with ice were nice touches. I'll definitely go back the next time I'm in Vegas.

It is a fun course to play and the price is right. Only 6 par 4's and the rest are par 3's. However, it is still interesting and it doesn't require 4 or 5 hours to finish. (This particular day the greens were punched and impossible to roll the putts.)

This course is much more than your average "Executive Course". Par 4's can be challanging and the longer par 3's require good tee shots if your going to hit the greens.

You must keep your head in the game or this course will quickly get the best of you.

Great views of the valley below can easily be distracting but well worth it.

great lay-out of the course that made it very challenging.

played 18 with my 14 year old who was playing for the first time. Length was enough to test him but not to overwhelm him. Fairways were in excellent conditin. Greens good but bare in some spots with some ground under repair on three greens. It was a fun round

Nice Executive course with good Golfnow rate. Was not crowded and played in less than 3 hours. Course was in good condition.

Rained out after 6 holes. Not a great experience. :(

I use Golf Now from time to time.... and, thought i'd give this place a try (when up popped) a killer rate for afternoon play. The place is somewhat far from where i live, but... i like to play new courses and spread my wings.

From the moment i arrived, i felt like part of the family. The staff members (most pretty young) were very nice & professional. I felt welcomed & rec'd instructions / playing conditions "the first tee is over there", etc, etc, etc. In minutes my buddy and i were playing.

The condition of the tee boxes / fairways / greens are REALLY GOOD here!!! For an executive course, you're biggest challenge may be the greens -- they've got their share of twists and turns, along with speed!

I will be going back!!!!

This course is very nice and relaxing. The holes aren't too hard but not easy either. This is a great place for a family to go golf and you cannot beat the prices.

had a good time playing this course. the carts had 2 complimentary water bottles in them due to high heat, which was nice, and extra water bottles where only 1 dollar. They wernt trying to get rich on the food and drink like other courses.