Primm Valley Golf Club - Desert Course

Pace of play and rate were outstanding! The staff were all friendly and helpful. The greens were in good shape and rolled true. The only thing that could have been improved was the condition of the fairways...they were not in good condition.

I would like to return to play the lakes course next time.

Course and surroundings are in pretty rough shape. Lots of deferred maintenance. Fairways are burnt w lots of bare areas and weeds. Burro crap is everywhere. Greens have lots of ball marks and bare patches. Some of the pins don't even have flags! It looks like mgt. is letting the place go before closing the course. It really is too bad as the Desert Course if really fun to play. Check out my photos to see what I am talking about.

The course could be really nice if just a little time was put into the upkeep of simple things. Lots of dead trees, no flags on some hole(just poles) cups are all damaged and messed up. Really simple fixes could make it a nice course again. Then again it is in the middle of nowhere.

The Primm Valley Golf Course is not following Covid Guidelines for social distancing. Their website has no information on how they are keeping people safe during Covid, like most courses in the area and the pro-shop said nothing about riding together when we made the reservation or when we paid. They are forcing people to ride two people to a cart when none of the players are part of the same house hold. The guys who clean your clubs at the end, came right up close to us without wearing masks. Rakes are in bunkers for anyone to touch. I was on the first tee with my ball tee'd up, and an employee drove up and rudely told us we would have to pair up on a cart, interrupting my pre-shot routine. I have played over 30 rounds around Vegas during Covid at public and private facilities, and never been asked to share a cart (even with those ridiculous plastic dividers that don't fully protect you when you are sitting a foot away). They said the only way I could ride solo was to pay an additional $25.

The course was in very poor shape with many bare dirt spots on the greens, fairways and tee boxes. Plus there were lots of large piles of horse/donkey crap around the greens, in the fairways, and on the cart paths, with no effort to clean them up. IN SUMMARY this course is: Ignoring Covid Guidelines, is in poor condition not worth the $59 local greens fees. I will not play at Primm again with so many much better option closer to Vegas.

The Primm Valley Golf Course is not following Covid Guidelines for social distancing. Their website has no information on how they are keeping people safe during Covid, like most courses in the area and the pro-shop said nothing about riding together when we made the reservation or when we paid. They are forcing people to ride two people to a cart when none of the players are part of the same house hold. The guys who clean your clubs at the end, came right up close to us without wearing masks. Rakes are in bunkers for anyone to touch. I was on the first tee with my ball tee'd up, and an employee drove up and rudely told us we would have to pair up on a cart, interrupting my pre-shot routine. I have played over 30 rounds around Vegas during Covid at public and private facilities, and never been asked to share a cart (even with those ridiculous plastic dividers that don't fully protect you when you are sitting a foot away). They said the only way I could ride solo was to pay an additional $25.

The course was in very poor shape with many bare dirt spots on the greens, fairways and tee boxes. Plus there were lots of large piles of horse/donkey crap around the greens, in the fairways, and on the cart paths, with no effort to clean them up. IN SUMMARY this course is: Ignoring Covid Guidelines, is in poor condition not worth the $59 local greens fees. I will not play at Primm again with so many much better option closer to Vegas.

Course had very few players this day and we had a great time.Lots of sprinklers this day which slowed us somewhat but all was good,

Sounds like a fun combo, but not for a golf course. There were patches on the fairways and on the greens where there was no grass. Just patches of dirt or mud. My beautiful white balls kept getting chunks of mud stuck to them. The ground was really wet near the green. As you walked to the ball, you could hear the water squish and the ground felt really soft. On one approach to the green, the ball actually went into the green. Half of the ball was in the ground. Parts of the course were really nice but others looked like crap. I got the impression that at one point this was a really nice course but now it's kinda run down.

Great course, greens need some work, but has everything you need for a course. A good test for golf skills

Sand traps awful. Course is in descent condition overall. I would play again.

Great place to play. The golf course just fit my eye. Staff was great, I will definitely go back

Course was pretty good condition , pace of play was horrendous for the heat & Covid times but that would be more of an issue with the groups in front of us.. Over 5 hrs to complete. Kitchen closes at 1:30 , but the Desert course does not pass the clubhouse except for 1 & 18 . Why is the Lawnmower running on a sunday mid day ? dude would not get out of the way , tight fairway

I like Lake course better than desert course but due to overseeding, only have to play at Desert.

Front nine is easier than back nine but less interesting. green and it's side needed repair.

They said Lake would open from Oct.1st.

For laye summer the course looked good. at before playing for a great price. Pace was quick and fairways looked good.