Rhodes Ranch Country Club

Everything was great except for the bathroom at the 7th hole

They don’t give us a code for the bathroom.

That was the only disappointment

Everything else was great

Will come back soon

After a very disappointing round earlier in the week at Stallion this was a welcome change.....greens in good shape for early season.....tough to get a sopt on the range

Rhodes is in the best shape of all Vegas courses right now. Its green. Everywhere else in town is brown.

Rhodes Ranch and it's sister course Chimera (in Henderson) are two of the prettiest, fun courses in the Las Vegas area and they're always in great shape, too.

I was only in the sand on two fairways and hit good shots out of them, so I can't rate the greenside bunkers, but every other facet about the course itself was excellent as far as play goes. Rough was lush, but not penal, fairways nice, greens have little undulation and are medium/slow, good for amateurs. The recent housing additions have taken some of the teeth out of Rhodes, however. The former signature par-3 (#3) has been seriously shorted, a wonderful par-5 (#5) is now a boring, short par-4 and the following long par-4 after it (#6) is now a driveable one, so it's become a pretty soft track, challenge-wise.

Sadly, they've also increased the rates and charge for warmup balls on the range now, so you'll pay $10-20 more to play a shorter course, but the aesthetics and prime conditions still make for an enjoyable round.

Recommended!