Royal Links Golf Club

played the tips and it was still gettable.i am used to faster greens but they were very true(typical for resort golf course).some very fun holes.a must play in Vegas.i played for 75.00 and was very satisfied.

I'm a serious golfer and I played here the other day and thoroughly enjoyed my round. Out of season at the moment but other than things being quite on the dry side they've certainly not let the greens or areas around the green turn at all dry and the course keeps its play ability.

This course is definitely one of the best courses to golf if you are in Vegas. Imagine golfing in the UK but with sun, no wind and warm temperatures. That's what Royal Links is like. The staff were outstanding including Chuck at the front and Ignacio (Nacho) in the restaurant. I have golfed most of the courses in the Vegas area, but this one is now on the top of my list. The course was in pristine condition, greens were great, speed of the course was excellent and layout (no homes) was extremely enjoyable. Will definitely be back.

Challenging course from the back tees. Greens are imaculate and many are tricky to read. Had fun. Will play again some day. Pace of play was not good.

The Greens on this course are in perfect shape. Smooth and True Roll of the ball with every putt weather on the practice green or on the course. The Bunkers were in great shape and very challenging to manage. The Course Overall was exactly what I would expect from a Pete Dye Course. I played Whistling Straits Two Months Prior to this course and My expectations of this course were exceeded. I am proud that I selected this course to play. There is a similar course in the Dallas Area called "The Tribute". "Royal Links" is in far better shape.

Everything about Royal Links met or exceeded the high expectations I had after reading the web site and other reviews. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The course was in great shape. Being a golf fan I looked forward to playing the British Open replica holes. I have never played in Britain but based on what I have seen on TV, the rolling terrain and many pot bunkers on Royal Links seemed to match what I have seen. The free yardage book and information plaques at each hole really add to the experience and provide a brief glimpse of some of the Brirish Open history. The only negative comment is that the sand in the bunkers was very hard; more like compacted dirt than sand (maybe that is the way it is suppose to be, i don't know). But overall a great golfing experience. I actually went back and played it a 2nd time 2 days later.