Arroyo Golf Club

There was no marshaling of the course. People were super slow. It took over 5 hours to play the course.

It took 3 hours to finish first 9 holes and it was still more expensive compared to other courses in town

Course in great shape. Pace of play as advertised. Golf carts a bit outdated

Played here for the 1st time and the last. Sand traps should be called rock traps. I hit a shot from the sand that damaged my club once I realized a 2lb rock was buried under my ball. The traps here are a complete joke. Fairways are nothing better. Greens are quick and roll true but don’t hold either. There must of been a special on grass paint because the tee boxes have been over painted big time. I’ll take my 72$ to Paiute anytime over here.

Arroyo is a fun golf course as its not very demanding off the tee but still offers plenty of challenges.

The course was in great condition and the staff was pleasant but I have nothing good to say about the layout...

Uninteresting not worth the money many more vegas courses with better routines hole 18 was probably the only real golf hole on the course

Course was in very good condition and well maintained. We enjoyed playing here.

I’m a Vegas local and this is the first time I played here. My experience was excellent, course was in great shape and greens were fast. Thick rough makes it a priority to hit fairways. Plenty of tee selections for all types of golfers.

The course winds thru the red rock community, so you need to take a cart!

I have played the course lots of times, & this is the BEST it has ever been!

Rough is up, fairways are cut nice, & the greens were lightning fast !

Played the course using my GOLF PASS membership, which is also something I highly recommend!

Arroyo's fast, hard greens and thick, "sticky" rough means fairways and greens are a must, because unless you're an accomplished, low-hdcp golfer, hitting full shots out of the rough will be dicey and chips are... simply bewildering. I've played here for years and I still haven't learned how to chip here (someone do a YouTube video, please!). That's not a knock on Red Rock- the greens putt pretty smooth and true if you avoid the pitch marks that are left from lazy idiots who don't fix them and sunflower seed droppings that brainless, inconsiderate buffoons leave. The fairways are good and wide enough and there's a nice mix of some difficult, some easy and a lot of moderate holes to make for a fun day. When you're in the rough (like me!), hey- you hit it there, deal with it. Hope for a good lie!

The sand was fine- but with a couple of problems: One, drain filter cloth sticks out here and there making some bunker shots worrisome and quite a lot of the traps are littered with a lot of rocks. Luckily the new rules let you remove them.

On the whole, Red Rock is a good, and truly a fair course. Maybe nothing real "special", there's no water to speak of except on one par-3, but it's still a little above the normal mid-range course here in town. Yes, challenging rough, but well-struck shots are certainly rewarded, too. There are 3 reachable par-5s (from the blue tees) and 4 very different par-3s keeping your interest, as well as a few demanding tee shots on some par-4s. Conditions are usually above average for Las Vegas, too- except of course during overseeding (usually September and May, if I recall).

Solid course- good shots are rewarded, bad ones are often punished and except for an absolutely diabolical green on #5, it's just a plain, fun track.

Had a great time playing Arroyo for the first time. The guys I played with knew the course which kept me out of trouble most of the time. Thanks to Jose and Brandon for a fun day.

great course conditions but horrible course management resulted in an almost six hour round. Didn’t see a marshal until 16 who really didn’t care after asking about the round. I understand the course needs to make money but stacking rounds on top of tournaments makes for a very poor experience. Second, yardage is poorly marked on the course. Sprinkler heads are far and few between - most without yardage - some with incorrect yardage. All add up to slower play. Note to players: play the tee box that matches your skill not your ego! Played behind a group hitting from the blacks that couldn’t hit a fairway to save their life...long frustrating day.