JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa

The course is difficult for first timer. Green is in good condition but hard to read. Pace is great probably due to weather.

Great course! Lots of shorter, but challenging par 4’s. TPC typically offers challenging courses with meticulously kept tee boxes, fairways and greens. Staff, especially the starter, were helpful and friendly. The course used to be called The Canyons because the back nine, in particular, has several difficult holes featuring shots over deep gullies. The challenge combined with beautiful mountain view’s makes for a great course. You’ll pay a little more for the TPC brand but it comes with a great experience at TPC Las Vegas.

I can’t say enough about this course, it was absolutely amazing and so was their staff! A + Experience! Thank you.

Expecting a tough challenge for a TPC. Too many shorter par 4s for my liking but still had fun.

I love that the greens roll true, fair, and FAST! A 12

Played the course about three weeks ago and it was in bad shape, the traps had no sand and the greens were beat up and played inconsistently.

This round the course was in great shape. fairways were good, traps had sand in them. The greens were much better, players aren’t fixing ball marks. Course should consider giving players a free ball Mark repair tools greens

Frank is a great starter!! He was dealing with a frost delay today and handled it awesome. Very patient and kind to everyone he speaks too. Such a cool guy.

The greens were not in very good shape, lots of ball marks, inconsistent conditions / speeds from green to green. Rented a set of clubs, the woods were great, irons were very short and they had the shortest cheapest putter Odyssey makes... TPC Las Vegas markets itself as one of the premier courses in Las Vegas, you would think they would have at least one or two sets of irons with extended length shafts (+1”) for taller golfers. For the money paid I could have played other clubs in town for much less and had similar or better experience.

The people working the Pro Shop were very nice.

January 2, 2021

I thought the course condition did not justify the Green fee charged, especially the greens . The course should really push the players to repair their ball marks on the greens. They should provide golfers a free ball repair tool which would encourage repairs. The round cost me ~$190.00, which included rental set of clubs for $53.00.

TPC Las Vegas markets its club as a top rated course and they d9 carry multiple brands of rental clubs (good thing). However, they should have one or two sets of extend shaft clubs to rent for should carry one or two sets of extended length irons (i.e. 1 inch over) for taller players.. The putter they provided was horrible, not only was it the shortest putter, it was the cheapest putter Odyssey makes. The Driver and Fairway Woods were solid.

Pro Shop people were nice, but I could have had an equal or better overall playing experience for lesser cost at several other courses in the area.

TPC Vegas is a beautiful course. Challenging and picturesque. It is like all TPC courses I have played, professionally run and in great condition.