Las Vegas National Golf Course

Alot of history at this course. The fairways and greens were in good shape- some of the green were a bit lumpy due to over seading but not bad. The thing I enjoyed was the pace of play- four of us finished in just under four hours.

The par 3's are long which will challenge you if you have a hook or slice. Most of the water danger is on the right so right handed hitters who slice will need to be aware of the danger.

the course was great played with two great guys very fine day great price pace was very slow over all nice course

Everything about his course is great

Course has a lot of great history and monster par 3’s

Just about the greatest round of golf in Las Vegas for the price

Recently opened after over-seeding. Course was in great shape, greens a teeny bit fuzzy but understandable considering. Interesting reading about local history throughout the course.

This historic course was getting ready to close the next day for overseeding, etc.

Hence the conditions were less than adequate.

I'd give it another chance though, if I were return under different circumstances.

Great fun course. Greens and fareways in great shape. Lots of history. Pace of play good. Very friendly accommodating staff. Excellent golf course. I will be back

Used to play this club years ago when it was on a sports card. This was the first time in about 10 years. Still an incredible course. Historical! The GM has put up signs on many of the tee boxes, explaining celebrities former homes along the course. That is an excellent touch. Vivien, our on-course beverage lady, was exceptional, as was Donna in the bar after the round. The course was in magnificent shape.

Hot deals are great for price. Greens slow but smooth. Rough is fair. Pace is good! Will play here again!

I was expecting a well groomed golf course worthy of a Golf Club and it is Las Vegas after all. To my disappointment it was not what I thought, Many parts of fairway are bald and the greens are slow and although your putts may roll the breaks are unpredictable. Some bunkers are more like dry cement but inconsistent. But for $25 Hot Deal I can't really complain but it is not something to brag about either. It is enough to say "I played the Las Vegas National Golf Club" and give them a shrug of the shoulder when anyone asks "how was it?' That way you preserve the Las Vegas mystique.

I thought the groups of fives they let out was going to make things slow, but it was a foursome that the Marshall would not do anything about, at the end a full 2 holes behind five some.

Customer service Awesome, beautiful course with lots of history. Pace of play was awesome. Tee time spacing did not make me feel they are just jamming people on the course, thus allowing a true 4 hour pace of play.

WAS PAIRED WITH A COUPLE OF OLDER MEN AND PACE WAS GOOD, GOOD GREENS AND COURSE OVER ALL.

The course is fairly long from white tees. Course was decent shape for August. Greens slow from aeration and sand laid, But that happens. What was disappointing is the course layout is fairly straight and simple. Water really doesn't come into play much. For a course that PGA has used I thought it would have more interesting holes. The signs about houses around the course were unclear which they talked about. The houses were either nice or junk. It is an OK curse but probably won't be back till I see others in town. It was 105 and this course has no water on the course. They give you 2 water bottle per cart. Well that isn't enough. I never saw a bathroom stop on first 9. One on back nine is all. Also I prefer a course with GPS on the carts. 150 is only marker in fairways. Some painted lines on cart paths. For $34 it was OK but will not pay full price for it.

Right in the heart of town sits a jewel of a course ! The staff is always polite and friendly, ready to answer questions or give course info. The course itself is always well maintained.Once a Championship layout and now a gem for locals and visitors alike to enjoy. I"d recommend this course to all players of any skill level.

Playing golf where greats like Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and the Rat Pack played was certainly the highlight of this round. The course posted its history at every tee box reminding us of the greatness that was once Las Vegas National.

The lay out was tricky with a since of ease from the tees coupled with target greens surrounded by sand bunkers. Placement is key to shooting low at Las Vegas National.

If you find yourself in Las Vegas with some time to shoot a round of quality golf at a decent rate, check out Las Vegas National. If your a golfer with a bucket list of courses then, this course should definitely be on it. It's history and pro shop museum make for a fun and educational round of golf.