The Club at Sunrise

A waste of time and money, find somewhere else to play, you will be disappointed

Smells like a sewer, homeless people walking all over the course, extremely narrow course, amenities are terrible. Honestly this course should be bull dozed looks nothing like the photos.

The greens we not in good shape at all. Too many times had to putt over previous hole locations and the grass was dead around where the hole was. Several dead spots on most greens as well. Fairways had some dead spots as well.

Course was in fair shape. Some tee boxes need work. Little dry on many fairways. Challenging course with very slim fairways and all 18 holes slant to the right. Employees were friendly and helpful. Enjoyed playing here. Took me a little over 4 hours to play 18.

There was no grass in the fairway and the greens were bumpy. Some of the tee boxes was dirt. There is a waste water creek the runs through the course. You need to stay left or your ball rolls down the hill into the waterway.

Would not ever play here again.

Worst course I've ever played.

never played a course where you have to hit every shot left for 18 holes.

The chipping and pitching range were okay. The putting green was excellent in my new to golf opinion. The course was very challenging for the slicer I can be. Driving to the right proveda very bad thing more times than not. Basically the starter's advice to avoid going right was validated. That aside I had a very challenging yet enjoyable time. It helped being paired with Aaron who knew the course.

Course was not bad for what we paid.......pace of play was slow.............I believe it was hole #9 that I got a good drive but when I got to my ball I had no idea where the green was..........so I picked up my ball and was looking for the next hole when someone drove up and told me it was on the other side of a creek which was a short iron shot........a simple sign would be nice.......course burn't off and all the balls role right downhill to a gully/water,,,,

My wife and I were looking to spend a reasonable priced day golfing in the near perfect weather, and this course did exactly that. We had a great time. Just make sure that you keep your ball left of the fairway, or it’ll roll down into the drainage and be swept away.

Watering restriction do seam to be taking their toll on the rough

If you’re a big slicer stay away from this course lol. There is a big gorge that cuts through pretty much the whole course on the right side. If your ball rolls down the hill or flys into the water, it’s gone. It’ll get washed away by the stream running through the course. Other than that, fun course. Cheap. Bloody Mary’s in the club house are great and I believe the starters name was Mike when we played Sunday, great guy. Would definitely play here again but keeping The driver in the bag next time

Probably the poorest condition course I have ever played.

Really poor layout, everything drains straight into a concrete wash that they call "Wetlands". Fairways were half dirt and tees were mostly sand.

Not worth the money, definitely the worst course I've played in Vegas yet.

I never leave negative course reviews, but I just can’t help it. I’ve got to do it.

Played this course yesterday. It was an exceptionally annoying round.

First off, the pace of play was abysmal. It took over five hours.

Waiting for 5-10 minutes at every hole. No rangers in sight. Nobody doing a thing to move it along.

Just a steady stream of automated messages telling us we were behind the pace. Yeah, we know.

Then, we have the course itself. It must have been designed by someone who wanted to create long, frustrating rounds of golf.

Why do I say that? A culvert runs throughout the course, a small concrete channel that constantly flows with a stream of water, Virtually every hole is set up so that the right side of the fairway slopes aggressively downhill towards, you guessed it, the culvert. So any tee shots you land on the right side of the fairway are going to roll downhill and end up in the drink.

This isn’t on one or two holes but on pretty much all of them.

A common sight when we reached a tee box was to see all four of the players in front of us, down in the culvert.

Again and again and again,

Is there rough to stop balls from rolling downhill? Nope, not really.

Is there rough to stop balls from rolling into the culvert, ie, the agua. Again, nope.

Just a weird, awful concept for a course. I would never play there again.