Red Rock Resort

200 dollars for grounds under repair and 5 hour rounds

It took about 4 hours to play 12 holes. The pace of play was incredibly slow and I ended up leaving before I could finish the round. Excuse from Cody in the pro shop was that they had a lot of play that day. If that’s the case, you shouldn’t have 7 minute tee times and actually have your ranger do something so your rounds are not 6 hours. Will not be playing here again.

I was in town for business and wanted to play a round. This is the second time I have played the course over the past year or so.

It's the typical community type course, where it runs in-between homes. Ate lunch at the clubhouse and it was good.

One complaint, the roughs seemed excessively long, and did not seem to graduate from fairway-fringe-rough. We actually lost a couple of the balls in the rough along the fairway edge. Spent much time driving around trying to locate the balls in the DEEP rough. Also, the greens needed a little work.

Overall it's a 4/5 for me.

The course was in great shape, especially for the end of August. It was well watered and well maintained. It was bizarre that they have everyone start on hole #7, a par 3. This seems to be permanent since the cards are printed with #7 first. You have to play 12 holes before passing the pro shop/restaurant again. Stock up on food. We did see the cart girl a few times during our round. The last time was on the tee box of the last hole. The only explanation we got for starting in #7 was that they do this in the summer and will revert back to starting on 1 in the winter. It really makes no sense and we played, as a threesome in 4.5 hrs. My other two rounds this week were 3:15 and 3:30.

Gorgeous course overall. In great shape with the exception of the flood the day before. Loved this course. Played it twice in 4 days.

Imagine playing golf in Las Vegas during the summer with temperatures well over 100. Every course I can think of provides at least two waters in ice for each cart, plus water coolers around the course. Not Arroyo. Why this is most surprising is because their sister course, Siena, where I played recently, provided water and had full ice-cold water coolers every 2 or 3 holes. I was very impressed and at 113 degrees it was needed. Arroyo at best had one cooler per 9 holes. Not enough! It's almost criminal. If the GM see's this, stop being cheap and be considerate of your patrons.

Very fun course to play except the slow play I saw the martial driving around twice but didn’t do anything about it. But other then that still had a great time played from the tip which gave a lot more scenery of the course.

Nice course, nice layout. Good conditions that day.

Guys/ladys outside top(foodcar, carts, starter, marshall),

inside in shop/desk not very customerfriendly.

Had booked the wrong day with GN, came day after and had to pay the greenfee for the no-show (Dollar 75.-) and Dollar 135.- for the new greenfee at same daytime! Come on, that‘s too much. Could be better I guess?

Great course to play if you’re visiting Vegas. Well kept, fun and challenging. Make sure you get to your tee time at least an hour early if you want to use the amenities.