Wolf at Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort

I got to play both TPC LV and Paiute Wolf Course this past week. Both are great but I would play Paiute Wolf again over TPC LV if given a choice. One notable difference, green side traps were immaculate at Paiute, less so at TPC. Bottom line, both good courses.

If you are in Las Vegas play this course. It is in prefect condition and as challenging as you want to make it. I will be back.

Been coming to Vegas for 35 years. Paiute is one of the top public golf courses in our rotation. Did not disappoint.

Played the Paiute Wolf course last week and really enjoyed it. The course is in fantastic shape and offers a great mix of challenges along with forgiving holes. Staff was great and the range is large and easy to use. Recommend highly!

I have played the wolf before and it is an outstanding layout. My only critique is that they don’t have folks running around trying to accelerate play. The round was slow due to a slow group that needed to be “goosed”. Otherwise a great course and facility

Just book a round and thank me later. We got randomly paired with tournament director and had an incredible round. Staff and course were top notch for a $250 round so at around $100 felt like highway robbery.

Quick 30 min drive from the strip, but you feel like you're much farther away. Awesome mountain desert scenery. I genuinely can't understand why you'd want to play somewhere in the city when this is available. So many good vistas throughout the course. The course is great. Challenging but playable. Some HUGE greens. 5 tees make it good for everyone. Loved almost everything about this course. Would go back in a heartbeat.

Only gripe, and it's small. The service could be better. For a high end course that costs over $200 a round, I expect a bit of service. And I'm ready to tip for it! Outside of our bags being loaded on carts at the beginning, we didn't really get any other attention. When we found our cart and clubs, nobody told us where to go. There's two ranges, but no one asked us which course we were playing and pointed us to the right range. We had to flag someone down to ask where the first tee is. We saw the bev cart only once on the back nine, and it was on the 11th tee box. Hot, no water jugs or access on the course other than at the turn and what was in your cooler to start. And then when we finished, no club cleaning (was ready with my tip! This is still a thing, right?), and I carried my own bag back up the hill to the bag drop. These are not big things - but at a super nice course it really adds to the experience when you feel like the staff is anticipating your needs.

Would still go back over and over, great course.