WildHorse Golf Club

I've played this course many times while on business in Las Vegas. There are plenty of high and courses in the city and along with that comes a high-end price tag. Wildhorse offers a nice challenging course with a reasonable price tag. the greens are always in good shape while the fairways can be a bit patchy at certain times of the year The course as five tea boxes to match the level of play and quite challenging from the tips. It has a nice layout and while not a terribly long trac it's quite challenging.all in all a great value for the money

This is my 3rd time playing Wildhorse, and for me it's a great course to work on my golf game. Great staff and very convenient to get to from my home.

Municipal course in good condition. Most tee boxes and greens very nice with a few fairways needing some attention. For a HOT DEAL so the value was great. The course would not be worth the normal non resident rate. Would recommend if you can get the lower rate but overall very good for a municipal course.

Dog patch. The fairways were uniformly in poor condition on every hole, and the greens were growing something, origin unknown. As the saying goes, it has good bones but you only have to play it once before deciding not to return due to poor conditioning. The price was totally unwarranted.

The course is short and the fairways are in really bad shape. Not worth the money.

greens were slow and inconsistent. fairways are spotty.

Played the gold tees
Front 2700 par 34
Back 3300 par 36

Some nice holes, I felt the grass had infestation of non native grasses

Great value for the money. Nice pace of play. Some of the greens a little out of shape but overall good experience.

I like Wildhorse but I think it could be kept in better condition,

Too many people on the Course. The club members obviously have little desire to share the course with green fee players and are very leisurely. A round can easily take five hours. In addition, the fairways and greens are not in good condition. But the price is ok and easily accessible. Driving rage facilities are also ok.

It was a beautiful day of golf. Course was in great shape. We did stuck behind a tournament on the front 9 but the pace picked up on the back. I would definitely come back.

This course is great for working on your game and improving skills. The driving range, practice putting area and chip/pitch area is pretty good. Would really like to see the small rocks and pebbles removed from the sand bunker.

I understand inflation and the current economic situation. However, charging $130/round, more money could be put back into the golf course to improve conditions. Also, rangers need to be on the course moving along extremely slow players.

Pros: The people working there were nice.

Cons: $100+ for non-residents. This is insane. And honestly, $35 for residents is borderline unfair. It's literally a dirt track. The entire course is bare lies and random clumps of weed beds. The day I played the greens were sanded. I understand the need for this process, but they literally just dumped tons of sand on the green and left it there, making putting impossible. Overall, it seemed like they were trying to milk as much money out of whomever is willing to pay while doing the minimum as far as upkeep goes. I would only play here if it was under $30 (the bones of a good track exist under the dirt and weeds). But yeah, this is one of the worst maintained courses I've played.