JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa

My second time playing at the TPC LV. The course condition was decent except too many ball marks on the greens. Also, the young man checking us in must had a bad day. Not even a smile during the entire time. The worst part of this trip was that I left my Bushnell Tour V5 Rangefinder on the golf cart, and when I called back they said nothing was returned. So disappointed!

I was not sure since the price was high for us. But we booked it and it was amazing. The staff super nice and the cart lady even went ans bought a sleeve of balls when my boyfriend was on his last hole.

Friendly players we will be back!!

My expectations were high since I was paying twice as much to play this course than other course I play. I was NOT disappointed. The course was in great shape! Super challenging, but fun! The staff was VERY helpful and friendly. I will definitely play here again! Worth every pennny.

Played Saturday at 3:00 pm. The course was fun to play and was mostly in good condition. The afternoon tee sheet was pretty empty due to 100°+ temps, so the course was pretty wide open and our pace of play was excellent. But overall this course is overpriced, especially for locals who have plenty of other great options.

Here was the feedback I have to TPC in their survey about how they can do better:

1. Actually staff the bag drop stand. I pulled in and had three golf bags to unload. There was no one at the stand. I waited a minute or so and eventually just unloaded the bags and parked the car. Came back to the bags and no one had come up, so I carried all three bags back the the pro shop entrance area. Once we got keys to carts, we loaded the bags ourselves. Paiute costs half as much to play (as a resident), and they have multiple people working the bag drop, load clubs on carts and drive the carts to the staging area. Big miss for TPC!

2. Maybe have the halfway house open when you have golfers in the course so we don’t have to waste time driving all the way back to the clubhouse to spend our money on beverages? Or if you’re not going to keep it open during play, notify players so we have a chance to stock up before we start the round.

3. Pay attention to when golfers are coming into the clubhouse (in our case, it was at the turn). We walked in for drinks, served ourselves from the fridge, and stood around waiting for someone to come to the bar and ring us up. Then a guy came from somewhere in back, looked at us, and just stood at the other end of the restaurant talking to another staff member. I had to start walking towards him before he walked over to ring us up.

Side note: my guess is that each one of these pieces of feedback would be met with an attempted explanation that’s tied to the time of day we played (3:00 pm on a Saturday). I get that there weren’t a lot of players on the tee sheet. But if you’re going to be open for business and take our $175 pp (where’s the real love for locals, btw?), then I believe the level of service provided should be commensurate with the premium rates you charge. The lack of service could almost be excused if you dropped rates due to low demand (3:00 time in 100°+ heat), but that aspect of the experience was a tremendous let down considering what we paid to play. If that’s what I can expect at TPC, I’ll gladly continue to patronize courses like Paiute, Bears Best, and Rio Secco instead.

You’ll spend a bit more money for the round but the course was in really good shape

Lots of water/ice available with towels.great golf carts with speakers and gps

One of my favorite courses in the area. Staff is always friendly and the course is in great shape for the summer. Very fair layout and greens were in top notch shape.