Arroyo Golf Club

Great conditions! Very nice clubhouse.

Staff acted like they didn’t want you there.

I got there an hour and 15 minutes early hoping to use the driving range and putting green and they told me the driving range was 3/4 of a mile away and they couldn’t give me a cart this early to drive out there to use the range. For some ridiculous reason, they started us on hole 7 which is a par three. This is what they commonly do on this course. Teed off at 10 o’clock on Saturday morning and finished just before 4 o’clock. Never saw a Marshall even once. Was the slowest moving round of golf I’ve ever played that wasn’t an eight man scramble. The course had no flow and was ridiculous Starting on the seventh hole.

I’d still likely go back, but if the pace was anything like this again, and I’ve heard that it often is, that would be the last time. Literally every single tee we’d get there, and there was either one or two groups on the tee in front of us.

If you are visiting Las Vegas or a local, this is a wonderful Golf Course to enjoy. From the easy check-in and starter instructions, to the challenging but rewarding par three first hole, you get excited to play golf. A little over four hours as a threesome, the course was in great shape, and everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Definitely put this on your list if you’re visiting the area.

It was the first time that we played this course. We found it a little confusing because they started play on the 7th hole.

Poor pace of play. Waited on every hole. Group behind us hit onto the green when we were on it. Never saw a marshall to complain. Course is surrounded by houses so if you’re a long hitter who can get into trouble occasionally, you won’t have a good day.

Fun layout, course in great condition. Greens were still healing from being punched. The only negative is the bunkers because there is no sand, just hard gravel.

Gorgeous golf course. Well maintained course. Paired up with some singles from GolfNow - best group of randoms I've ever played with.

Excellent time at Arroyo at Red Rock . Got paired up with great guys . Course was in pretty good shape.

Like described in the title above. With that said I enjoyed the course but, the starting at hole 7 I found very strange . The travel time from hole to hole was wonky and confusing.

I enjoyed it but have to say better courses out there.

Being from out of town and having to pay non-resident pricing, I expected a bit more from the experience. The disparity between resident and non-resident rates is quite large, which makes the expectations for course conditions and overall organization even higher.

Starting on Hole 7 was very odd and confusing. We were able to make it work, but the scorecard was even set up that way, so it was hard to tell if that is permanent or just temporary.

Course conditions:

• The greens were great—fast and true. I do wish more players would take the time to fix their ball marks.

• The fairways were in good shape with no complaints.

• The tee boxes were pretty beat up on most of the holes.

Overall, this course has incredible potential, but it feels like the investment needed to make it truly great just isn’t there

Rough was lucious but tee boxes where beyond dry and almost all sand on many. No back tee boxes on a short course as well and obysmal pace of play. Confusing layout, spent 30 minutes driving to range and to first tee which are a half mile apart.

Slow play and no carts available upon arrival tee boxes were in horrible condition.

Not worth the money