TPC Las Vegas

This course has very nice facilities. Nice locker rooms, restaurant, attendants, etc. It is a top tier golf experience. The course id in excellent condition considering I played in the heart of the summer. I look forward to making this a regular round for me.

This is a great course, the staff was very friendly.

TPC Vegas is not for the faint of heart. It’s a tough, tight course. The layout is difficult yet scoring is possible if you use proper management. The greens are fast and depending on the flailed location, difficult to attack. The greens were fast but readable. I am a 5hcp and I struggled on particular holes. By far a great challenge. Had a great time. The design is beautiful. The views are amazing. The staff was top notch. If you go, check out the course layout first and have a plan. Good luck!

green was so slow
and many divot on the fairway
but nice rayout

This was my first time playing TPC Vegas. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Course was in amazing shape and we had a great day! I look forward to the next time.

Pretty disappointed. This was our first time playing a TPC course and found it a bit of a let down. At $200 a person, we expected the greens to be in better shape and there to be sand in the bunkers. This is a $70 course. Save your $$$.

We play of 8 early morning. Green is perfect but no one told us the fairway were punched

Very expensive compared to others in the area. Good value if found on a hot deal.

1st time playing a TPC course and was not at all disappointed. From the driving range to the well kept course. Great time and good pace of play. I will play again next time I am in Vegas

worst value i’ve ever played. should be $60 round. greens are in terrible shape, rough is basically rock. 2 really pretty holes that’s about it. they use the TPC name to charge outrageous amounts. BTW, the practice area isn’t all it’s cracked up to be either.

Speedy, but expected. I thought charging $50 for a ride along not playing at all was very expensive.

Wow, not what we expected from a TPC course.

Where to start?

They moved our time out by 10 minutes to accommodate a bachelor party and then tried to convince us they didn't. I had the Golf Now proof so that was a short conversation. Regardless, we were right behind 4-5 groups and it was painfully slow.

Marshals didn't seem interested in keeping the pace up, and one of them didn't know if a par 3 had a drop area.

Course conditions were ratty at best. Lots of brown grass and the greens were recently aerated/sanded. Even so, greens were hard and wouldn't hold a shot. That's fine if there is a run-up area, but that is not the design of this course. Made approach shots very difficult.

Before you remind me that it is early season golf, we played Paiute the next day and it was green and lush for this time of year. It's not our first time golfing in Vegas in March.

The layout is great, fine track there. Very challenging and has some holes that are visually intimidating. A good test of golf for sure.

We weren't expecting perfection, but this was a very underwhelming experience all the way around. Won't be returning.

Part of the idea of playing a TPC is to play a kind of PGA Tour sanctioned course. But the day we played the Tips or what they call TPC Tees were closed, some of them with chains. For me, a 7 handicapper, play the blues is just fine. However, my 17 years old son, who is a +3.2, used to the Floridian wet fairways, have to play from 6700 yards in dry and hard pan Nevada was like playing an executive course. Per si, it should not be bad, if we had not paid over $200 for such executive course they call TPX Las Vegas We were said that tees were closed to avoid amateurs to play from the tips and slow the pace of the course. By the way, the pace of play was dreadful, no marshal around. Had to wait on every shot. Close a tee box to improve the pace of play is the tail wagging the dog. At least, play there was good he ego.

The course lay-out is quite simple, no big challenges, not to say, boring. They indicated the green speed was 11.5. I don't know what stimpmeter they used. The greens were way slower than all other course we played in the area, although they were true. In the same week, we played Paiute, Chimera, Cascata and TPC. By far, TPC had the worst condition with bare spots in several landing and chipping areas. The "cherry on top" was the beverage cart girl driving 30 ft away from the tee box, requesting us to move the cart, so she could pass, while I was swinging my driver.

I would have reviewed completely different if this was a $50 muni course. This course does not deserve the TPC in front of its name. Also, you can find much better cost-benefit options in Henderson, NV.

This was an expensive waste of time. Waste time in the sense of waiting ten minutes for every shot, having six people pairings.
Expensive rip off for a single digit golfer