Avi Resort & Casino

Greens were in good shape, but can't say much for the rest of the course. Dry grass and mud in places. It looks like they are attempting to improve the course after some neglect it has suffered. It was not crowded at all and we got on earlier than our tee time.

A nice course. Pretty flat, lots of sand and water on several holes. We thought the course was in great shape, but the guys we were paired up with said they have seen it in better shape. We really enjoyed the course. Staff was great, food on the turn was quick and pretty good.

Best course in the area by far. Excellent staff.
The only problem which is common in the area is the coots making a mess of some areas but not as bad as the other area courses.

I called for pricing (senior trying for a discount at slow time of year) and was told it was $95 period. Checked Golf Now and found a tee time for $45. The course is very challenging, I feel too much so for the average golfer. I am a 16 and shot 95. There are many, many sand traps so the round will be slower than normal. The fairways are lumpy and sparse. The clubhouse and snack bar are trailers. It's usually windy and if so it becomes ridiculous. The greens roll OK but are very mounded and tough. The course is not senior or women friendly as the ladies tees are very close to the men's tees and there is a long walk from cart path (some are dirt) to some tees and greens. Also the surrounding vegetation is brown and ugly. Sorry but it's all true.

Very friendly staff, nice carts with good GPS, ice chest and bottled water. That's where the good stops. Practice area; 2 nets, 2 mats. Traps; weed filled dirt and pea gravel pits with 3/4" crusty rake groves. Desert courses usually get overseeded and are in pretty good shape, not even close here.
Be prepaired to hit off dirt if you're off center even modestly. Who sands green in Jan.? They do. This is a $20 may-be course, not $55

Since the Indians aquired the course last spring we have seen definite improvement to the fairways which is great. We are looking forward to more improvement over the next year to the entire course as they promised.

First the positives: Easy to get on. Staff very friendly. Decent putting green and separate area for chipping and short pitches. Electric carts. Played in 3.5 hours. Clubhouse and restaurant looked clean and fairly modern. Cost was very reasonable at $22, including cart.

The negatives: Fairways had many, many bare spots. Lots of rocks in the sand traps and not much sand. Greens were bumpy and slow. Course winds through many houses and crosses streets several times. Driving range consisted of two rubber mats in front of two nets.

Excellent condition. The staff is not over;y friendly, but they have always been like that.

This course was in great shape, and was a great value for the price. The club house isn't anything special but we got a free burger basket with our green fees which was tasty! I would go back! Hopefully I won't end up in the sand as often!

First time playing in the desert and I must say that I was very impressed. Beginning with the staff, the wonderful practice facility, and the challenging course itself, made for a very special day! The course is well guarded with strategically located bunkers, plenty of barranca, and streams and ponds as well. This is truly an oasis in the desert!

We were blessed with a day meant for golf: temperatures in the mid 60's with no wind and clear skies. The staff welcomed us, took our bags and made us feel at home. The administration people recognized our reservation immediately and sent us on our way with a smile. We were able to warm up on the driving range and tee off on time. The course was in top shape with beautiful fairways and tournament like green conditions (just without the speed !). The pace of play was acceptable, given the popularity of the resort. We enjoyed a great round of golf and were even afforded a nice lunch as part of our package. It was a delightful day in Laughlin.

Very nice golf course, but sand traps need better sand. Some were so crusty it was like hitting off of payment.

Well cared for course in the desert. Warm weather and would definitely play here again when in the area.

Great little course, lot's of fun. Course condition improving since handover from Desert Lakes to Huukan. Recently added practice pitching green and practice tee nets. Great staff.

A pretty golf course that is a fair test. The bunkers are rocky and the fairways are missing grass in spots and the greens are bumpy. A huge effort appears to be underway to improve the course.

This course just opened again a month ago, needs tender loving care, will be nice in awhile, but too much money for the shape it is in

challenging and a lot of fun to play, couldn't have been better except for a couple of bunkers.

This course has some potential. It was formerly Desert Lakes and was not taken care of very well. It is now owned by the Indian tribe that owes Mohave resort course. You can see they are starting to improve the course I am looking forward to the results. I think they will improve the course considerably.
PS I played course 2 days in a row 9/22 and 9/23

The course was in the process of changing over for winter play. With that aside we really enjoyed the course. We will definitely play it again if we can get a great price on golf now.

I rated the course MAINTAINED rather than PRISTINE, only because the course was being readied for their annual overseeding.