JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa

Great staff and great layout. It today the bunkers were very inconsistent and the greens were very slow with way to many pitch marks for a mornings play. Overall it is still a great course but not worth the $319 it cost to play.

Great golf course if you like target golf. Many carries over canyons. Great conditions and a friendly staff.

I’ve played TPC a dozen times. It never disappoints.

It’s a truly beautiful and well-maintained course, kept in top condition. The staff are friendly, and above all, the practice facilities (including the driving range and short game area) are excellent. Tee times are set at 9-minute intervals, and I’ve never experienced any pace-of-play issues.

Each hole offers a variety of challenges, making every round engaging and enjoyable. (If your tee shot misses the fairway and ends up in the waste area, it becomes very difficult to save your score — so accuracy and strategy off the tee are crucial.)

This is a course I always visit whenever I’m in Las Vegas, and I highly recommend it. Late mornings and afternoons can get quite hot under the strong sun, so be sure to bring sunscreen and stay hydrated.

Played under 'cart path only' restriction so we got our steps in. The greens were also punched (micro blades) so they didn't roll true. But the lushness of the greens really brightened the course. We played from the mid tees which made the round more enjoyable (glad we didn't play from the back tees on #3 as the tee shot requires a long carry over the junk). There were few mystery holes so we could've benefitted from playing with someone who is familiar with the layout. Overall a fun track and worth a re-visit. The staff from the proshop, starter, bartender... all professionals. Extremely helpful and friendly. Great experience.

I enjoy the course. There are beautiful mountain views, shots over canyons, target practice holes, long holes, doglegs, great variety. It is a good challenge with elevated greens, false fronts, difficult pin locations, and front greenside bunkers. The course is in a residential community and borders the expressway but doesn't feel like you're playing in others backyards.

The course was in outstanding condition post-overseed. Fairways and tee boxes were cut short. Rough was good length (1.0-1.5 inches). Sand was in bunkers, although not tour-quality and not plentiful. Greens were smooth even though you could tell they were punched a few weeks ago. The back 9 is the better 9, particularly holes 13-14 where canyons give you great challenges.

Every staff member was pleasant this time. There was someone present at bag drop, we checked in easily, and enjoyed the pro shop. (2) water bottles were provided, but there were stations with large cups before the first hole, as well as after hole 4 and hole 14. There is a snack shed with made-to-order sandwiches and $10 hot dogs at the turn.

The course was ~3 weeks post overseed but was still cart path only which was disappointing. The range was also mats only, and the mats were not in the best condition.

TPC seems to be marketing to the $300/round tourist crowd and doesn't want the local boomer hacks. They offer no memberships, no loyalty program. They restrict singles from playing unless another twosome or threesome plays. They do not price themselves competitively - they are nearly double what nearby public courses are priced, and 50% more than other resort-style courses in the area. TPC also runs on 9-minute tee time intervals now. The tee sheet was surprisingly empty for a Sunday afternoon.

After reading a few bad reviews I didn't know what to expect. I found TPC to be a exciting layout in fantastic shape! We will gladly add this to our must plays next time in the area

Staff is great. Course is solid. Play was a little slow, but not too bad

All staff members were friendly and professional. I really enjoyed the practice facilities. The course was not burned up (currently in a heat wave) and was well maintained. My only issue was with the speeds of the greens being as slow as they were. For a $200 greens fee I was expecting better performance on the greens for a TPC course.

I know Vegas is expensive but for $200 I’d come back in a heartbeat. Course was in phenomenal condition, just be prepared to lay up a bunch off the tee due to hazards and length of fairways (depending on what tees you play from, which I played the whites). It’s challenging and difficult in the right ways but not so much to where you’ll lose a dozen balls in the front 9 if you’re a mid handicapper like I am. Just go for it, you won’t regret it!

My problem was ... we were not notified in advance that aeration had taken place on Wednesday. we received at $30 discount at the counter.

I manage a golf course in Hawaii and i would be barbequed if i did aeration and didnt notify our clientel in advance. And we also give a 20 % discount

We enjoyed the course but gave a average rating because of the aeration

1st class golf course and staff. Fair pricing and excellent conditions.