Aliante Golf Course

GPS in carts are a life saver long layout of course between certain holes. Great views just almost all houses have no backyard fence causing any error shots hitting homes.

The fairways were in rough shape. All brown, dry grass. It seemed like either they were letting groups jump on or they were just jumping on without their knowledge because the pace was slow to begin with but definitely got worse as we went. The

Weekend trip and me and my buddy wanted to go out and play one of the Vegas courses. Neither one of us have played Aliante, so we chose this course. Fairways were dormant, but still in good condition. Greens were a good pace, I would say playing at about an 11. Pace of play was a little slow, but we were a twosome playing on Sunday so it was expected. Staff was very friendly and very helpful (we both shipped our clubs) and they had them there in the pro shop waiting on us when we arrived and helped us back them us. Overall I will definitely play this course again, and would recommend it to anyone playing in Vegas.

I would have given it a higher rating but on the back 9 we got stuck behind a group of 6 and the pro shop did nothing to address it. So it resulted in a 5+ hour round and we barely finished before it got dark because of it.

Really easy course to get onto. I’d give the staff a C+ on Friendliness, the starter was fairly nice this time around. Their usual starter is a bit rough around the edges and isn’t too friendly. I’d give course conditions around a D; it’s a shame their fairways are “dormant” 10 out of 12 months of the year. Greens were green but fairly patchy with dead spots from moving the pin, tee boxes were a bit beat up, and all of them were off some sort of slope. Value for this course is a D as well. Painted Desert, down the road, is usually cheaper and course conditions are usually much better. It’s hard to justify paying $75 for this course when I can go to Paiute for $90 as a local. This isn’t a bad option if you’re booking last second, but I feel like this course takes advantage of that and charges high rates to just fill out their tee time sheet. Tee times are spread out about 8 minutes apart; typical round will take 4:30-5 hours out there. Starters don’t keep golfers accountable with their pace. I won’t say to stay away, but there are plenty of better options for this price point.

Feel like I got ripped off ...fairways are yellow.. not a go to course rt now

1st time playing in Feb , dry dormant fairways , course played slow ( did not play 18 ) 4.5+ hours at the time. Greens were soft and rolled well .

A beautiful day and a course that is snoozing for the winter months. The fairways are dry but fast and every lie is a tight lie. The greens are in great shape although they don't look like it. Most putts roll true, and a pitch mark was pretty easy to make when you hit the greens. Definitely one of the best winter courses in Las Vegas.

Rock and roll AC/DC and every other annoying blasting from speakers at a golf course. Backed up play. Course dry, hard and needs water. Not recommending, for 70 dollar hot deal. 30 mins from strip 70 taxie, 50 uber return. I did like the views from the tips. Played tough rolled forever.

Had a great experience at a nice layout course. Some of the holes have blind tee shots and can be confusing to find the "next hole" - Also has a good place to eat after the round, and nice and friendly staff. We will be back!

The course was in good shape considering they are going to be overseeding in a week. The fairways were nice with very few bad spots. With the exception of one green, they were in great shape and rolled quickly. So, the course conditions were quite playable. The staff in the pro shop, bag drop, and on-course were all friendly and seemed like they were happy you were playing there. Pace of play was not so nice. We were a twosome playing behind a foursome of lady members. There was absolutely no one ahead of them, but they never offered to let us play through. It would have made their day nicer and ours, too, since we would have played in about 2.5 hours. Instead, we waited on every shot, and it took 4 hours or a little more behind them. Maybe a little more etiquette on their part is needed. Also, on one of the holes, my playing partner hit a tee shot that was well short of one of the ladies, but she felt it necessary to drive her cart back about 50 yards to pick up his ball. Really rude and unfriendly. It would have been one thing if we had hit into them several times, but we never came close to them all day. So, based on that I would not recommend this course, nor would I choose to play it again. It is quite apparent that the course has a lot of very poor golfers playing it. Almost all the houses had been pelleted by balls. We've never seen so many houses all along the fairways with so many ball marks. There really is no excuse for the number of houses damaged by errant balls on this course. I feel for the owners.

Friendly fairways and greens. Not a difficult course but challenging enough for an intermediate golfer. Given the time of year (Mid August), the course was in very good shape. A few areas that needed some TLC but overall nice. Would have been nice to have a cart person for beverage options since it was 105 degrees but we managed without one. The service and food at the restaurant were also good.

Was a nice course on a hot day. Was my second of 5 golf days that week at 4 different courses. I will rank it 2nd behind Mountain Falls in Pahrump for the week.