Siena Golf Course

Great course, layout, #1 starter team in vegas, Extremely professional, friendly. Private courses, great to access from golf now. Also, #2, #10 holes were renovated, no worries to the long drivers now.

For sure to be back.

Course in good shape. Several challenging holes but fair,

fairways and greens in great shape, Tee boxes below average

Course staff were all friendly and welcoming. The course was in great shape and the layout presents a challenge without being to difficult. Greens and fairways are in Great shape.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. Course was in good shape.

They’ve changed the second and tenth holes, eliminating the desert crossings, but their Cart GPS doesn’t show it, no signs, and the least you could expect is either the starter or the guys in the clubhouse let you know about it! Not one person said a thing, kind of disappointed about that too! Don’t know when I’ll be back after that goat rodeo! Very disappointed, ESPECIALLY for a place you’re paying 90 bucks a round as a local! You would think they might treat you better, but…

The course is in great condition. There is a good mix of straight forward holes and more challenging holes. A good mix of sand, desert, and water obstacles. It's a challenging course, but not extremely difficult. The staff is super friendly. Great views on several holes. Lots of drinking water at various holes in regular appearances by beverage cart. I highly recommend this course.

This was my first time golfing Siena. The course was in very good condition. The grass was soft, and fairways we're very true. A little slow for my liking, but no dead spots. I wouldn't say the course is difficult, but its not municipal course easy. It would be a fun challenge for a beginner, and a fun leisure for a more experienced golfer. The pace of play was just so/so. It was moving very well, then slowed down a lot after a par 3. The saving grace here was the thunder storm that came in. Wind went from 0 to 30+ with rain for about 2 holes. I think some people called it quits especially since we already on hole 14 when it started. After 2 holes of bad weather, the wind died a lot and there was no more waiting.

For my rating on the course layout, its a very fun layout. Its not a grab a driver on all par 4s kind of course. They have some you need to lay up on because of desert hazards, and some shorter holes guarded by bunkers. The only issue I have on this is the GPS aren't updated to some of the new grass. On one of the holes, the GPS showed about 225 yards from the tee box to a desert hazard, about 60 yards of desert, then the green. After laying up the ball with a 4 iron, I got to my ball only to discover that they had removed the desert hazard and put in grass. A couple holes later, the GPS showed another desert hazard breaking up the fairway. I wasn't sure if the hazard was there or not. I ended up in the desert hazard (but to be fair, my intention was to lay-up). So the course isn't too difficult, but does take some planning and thinking on each hole.

Overall, I enjoyed my time at Siena. If I didn't have a goal to play and review every public course in Vegas, I would go play again soon.

I snuck away from my conference a few hours early to get in 18 holes. This is one of the lesser expensive courses in the area, but it was still quite nice. The gentlemen in the clubhouse were extremely helpful and made me feel welcome. The starter was very nice and saw that I was patiently ready to go so he bumped up my tee time. I was paired up with a twosome and they were fun to golf with.

There were some areas on the course that I couldn't tell if they were just under construction or if they were intentionally placed waste areas. Other than that, most of the course was in very good condition. The greens rolled true.

My only complaint is that it was 90 degrees out and two of the water jugs around the course were bone dry. We only saw the drink cart twice during the 4 hour round, and she was out of water bottles. I let her know the water jugs were empty but nothing was done about it.

Overall I enjoyed the round and I would play there again if/when I'm in Vegas again.

Do you enjoy a 5 hour round of golf? Who does! But this is what I got when I played. I would have said something to a ranger but their were none. Beautiful course in good condition but pace of play will prevent me from playing there again.

Nice course. Got a hot deal for $150 and it was worth it. Pace of play was good overall after a slow start. Friendly staff. Nice layout. Not too challenging which makes it fun for the average golfer. Would play again.

5+ hour round, after 3 hours for 9 holes called Pro Shop and advised a 5 some was really holding up play (we had 4 groups waiting)… Pro shop said they don’t allow 5 somes, i said well you have one. He said thanks. NOTHING done, our round took 5 hours 15 minutes. Loved the course, but this was unacceptable. I would change Pace of Play to NO stars… never saw a Marshall on a busy Sunday.

The course was in very good condition, and very well-maintained. The design is challenging with a wide variety of distance. Would have appreciated a cart with refreshments..

When we arrived for our 1:44 pm tee time we were instructed that the coarse had no carts. They said they would take our bags to the practice area and once a cart became available they would bring it to us. At 2:05 pm we finally received our carts and were instructed to check with the staff after 9 holes to see if our cart would make it. All the greens were in poor condition with sand on them and the t boxes needed work. Disappointed especially with the price they are advertising