Sun Mountain at Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort

Playing alone. Staff had me which carts to join the three some. About the 9th hole I realized I did not have my car keys. I called and the staff found them in the cart they switched me from. .. Thank you!!!

short and sweet was treated really well by all at the facility and its a fun and medium to hard layout from the blue tees. great fun

The area suffered a flash flood in Aug/13 which affected some holes. We played Sun course 6 months later and it had all been repaired reflecting the commitment and care given this course.

Course marshal could have done more to help pace of play, but the course is a great value. Enjoyable Round.

Very attractive course. Excellent greens. It was an enjoyable challenge, but be prepared for it to be windy.

Started at 130 slow play started after3. Had to skip 14 and 15 to finish .we had to wait every single shot.
VERY very annoying!!!!!???? But Love the courses.

day started off with 10min delay as the course was backed up. we were told there was a tourney so im not sure what was the cause. fairways were wide and in nice condition. greens were nice tho not as fast as i expected. very windy day so lots to factor into the shots you wanted to play. waited 5mins min every hole and we finished in 5hrs. i would play again and hope that the slow play was an aberration.

Paiute is off the beaten path of Vegas but worth the trip. It is a links style course and I got to play with only a mild breeze, windy days would totally change the course dynamics. Good practice facilities and pace of play. Loved getting away to a course with no housing surrounding it, always a bonus treat. Greens are slick but fair. One of the best courses, especially for the price, I have experienced in Vegas.

I played 3 other courses while in Las Vegas all under $100 and the others were built as part of residential communities. I understand the reasons for it however, doesn't make it a very enjoyable for me. Paiute Golf Resort has no houses and was a real gem. Located about 30 minutes from the Strip in the middle of the desert and nestled in the foothill of the mountains. This setting provided some beautiful scenery and observed some great wildlife including a golden eagle and many road runners. The course was in great shape considering it hadn't rained for over 2 months. What really impressed me was how the staff dealt with our tee time conflict.

We actually teed-off on Wolf #10 because a very large group from Utah had booked 20 foursomes as a shot gun on the front. By the time we got to the 12th hole we were passed by a parade of golf carts and found ourselves in the middle of the shot gun??? Don't know how this happened however the marshals were quick to track us down and apologize. They offered us multiple free drink tickets and our choice to stay on the Wolf course or play one of their other courses. We determined that the pace of play would have to be quicker on another course so we played Sun Mountain. After the round we were given a full refund, more apologies and more free drink tickets!

I would have returned to play this course again as the resort was very impressive. However, based on the way we were treated I decided to take the time to write this review as the staff at Paiute Golf Resort should be recognized for doing a terrific job! Everyone makes mistakes but its how you handle them that can make all the difference. I congratulate Paiute's management for making customer service a top priority.

Gotta love Pete Dye course design! The bunkers are well placed and the use of wood ties is a nice visual effect.

Course was in very good condition and pace of play was excellent. Will go back again next time we are in Las Vegas.

This is the only golf complex for miles. It far enough away from the road that it is out of sight and mind. The view is vast and beautiful. the course condition is fantastic. The marshal was a little delayed when tending to a very slow group.

Do I need to say more? ...Best in Vegas by far!... Always in perfect condition!...its a gem! Highly recommend all three courses with The Wolf being the hardest!

Paiute is a great facility. There are 3 18s. We played Sun Mountain. It was in great shape. Was challenging but not punishing. Couldn't have asked for a nicer day. If the wind isn't coming out of the North, it's always a joy to play Paiute.

On average, I'll visit Las Vegas 8-10 times a year because of work and family, and like clock work, this is one of the courses that I'll visit. Why you ask? Simply put, the condition of the course(s), the pace of play, and professionalism of the staff. On top of that, from time to time you can get a good deal on Golfnow. As far as the difficulty of the course, I would say the 3 course's are "fair" to say the least. In the afternoon, the wind can pick up and the courses can become a bit more challenging because of it. As far as the pace of play, I've never had a round last more than 4 hours. More often than not, I'll finish early and practice a bit more after the round. Though it's far from the strip, it feels like I'm at a country club. Never had a bad experience at Paiute and hopefully it stays that way. A must play while in LV for sure.

It was a cold day but i enjoyed the round non the less. The course is in excellent condition. There's plenty of chance to encounter wild life. Course layout is not particularly difficult but the desert wind definitely makes challenging.

We played at Sun Mountain Course on Dec. 5 . It was very cold day. But snow cap mountain and beautiful scenery made us cheerful. The course was well-maintained. Green was fast.
We enjoyed our round...

Played on Dec 1st. Perfect condition. One of the best I have played regarding perfect fairways and greens. Very fast greens make this course challenging. Had a great experience overall.

Was very impressed with the condition of the Sun course after the floods. It really is in fantastic condition!

Golf Course is great. Too bad the staff acts like a bunch of guys who don't like their job.

I drove to the course but was unable to play it. However, I learned three things that you may want to consider.

1. There was a major flood in the summer that severely damaged the three courses. Each was closed for repair & restoration. Wolf remains closed to rebuild the island green.

2. This is a remote desert location. There is NOTHING here but golf courses & clubhouse. In discussion with staff & members on site, I learned weather can be significantly different here as contrasted with the Strip. Temp is probably 10+ degrees cooler. Wind blows more often & with greater intensity (20-30 mph). Suggestion: call the course b/f you book your tee time to discuss wind conditions. For example, yesterday, golfers were clothed in ski caps & multiple layers to fight off wind chill from combined effect of reduced temperature & significant wind. In contrast, tourists were walking comfortably without coats on the Strip.

3. These appear to be superior golf courses. Due to isolated location, there is nothing taller than 5 feet (abundant cacti) surrounding the course.