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The staff was friendly and welcoming. The fairways were in excellent condition, mowed and well groomed.
The greens were recently aerated, so they were receptive but slow. They appear to be coming along well. My friends and I will play this course again.

I have been playing this course since it opened. For the first eight to ten years it was always well kept and the staff very inviting. Now it is hit and miss. This week they were aerating the greens ( a necessity from time to time). Only the front nine was open, so I had to play it twice. The course was very slow so no problem. The sanding over the greens was not done very well, this made them touch to putt. After I finished, it was so slow, I asked if I could play another nine due to the conditions of the course. They said "no". " you paid for 18, that's all you get. This would not have been said 5, 7, or 10 years ago. Service needs work.

All aspects of the course were in good condition. A windy day added to the challenge. The staff was friendly and welcoming. I will play this course again and recommend this course to others.

If you are coming to Vegas to play golf then you must play Las Vegas National. The history alone is worth the visit. The staff is very friendly. The course layout is PGA style. The past celebrity homes are vintage. If you want to play a course once shared by Nicklaus, Palmer, Crenshaw, Nelson and where Tiger won his first PGA come and play.

The course, as always, was in great shape. Fairways were manicured and the greens ran true. The staff at check in were awesome. I had a challenge unrelated to this round and they took care of it without any hesitation. The course was busy and a bit backed up on the first tee. Play was a bit slow, but it was a perfect day, so who cares. Also the views of the city are great.

The course is deceptively challenging. From the angled approaches to the fairways from the tee boxes, to the steady up hill grades to the greens and the subtle hidden breaks on the greens. It keeps you working the whole time.

I have played this course many times. Do not go right, right is always bad. If you know this you can score well. The greens were in great shape, a moderate speed and ran true. The fairways are a little worn from winter but overall in good shape. The staff is always friendly.

I play this course a few times a month. It's a good value for the dollar. It can be a slow play due to the price and the fact that it is one of the few courses that a player can walk rather than ride. Many of the players do choose to walk. The course is always in good condition, especially with the amount of play it gets. If you are looking for a casual round that still makes you work at it, give this course a try.

The course is always challenging. Do to the drainage ditches running through the course, you can never go right. This makes you pull left to be safe. It can be a challenge. As always, the staff was very friendly and the restaurant had good service and good food.

The course overall is in good condition. The greens are still a bit rough, but you can see the improvement.
Greg, the starter, is fantastic. Friendly, organized, he makes you feel welcome. I also ate the course. Limited menu, but very tasty and good service. I would recommend this course to all comers, both residents and visitors.

I have played this course several times in the past and now as then it was a challenging experience. For the time of year (winter season), the course was in good condition. Smooth, fast greens. Tight lie fairways, and of course never miss to the right. An enjoyable challenge.

Aptly named. The creek or an arroyo run through a great many holes on this 27 hole gem Most of the greens are protected by a myriad of sand traps and the fairways have well placed traps as well making many holes the equivalent of target golf. There is a large selection of tee boxes to choose from giving this course a range of 5500 yards up to 7400+ yards, so choose your tee box wisely. If you live in or are passing through the Las Vegas area, swing up to Boulder City and enjoy a round of excellent golf.

The greens were in great shape. Pin placements were in tough spots. The course is more challenging than it's first appearance. I will go back if for no other reason than to re-test myself. I enjoyed the round.

The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The course and greens were in good condition. Due to the fact they one of the lowest greens fees in town, they were very busy and the pace was quite slow. I signed up as a single but was teamed up with three other golfers. They were a good and pleasant group which made the slow pace of play more enjoyable. I will play this course again.

The staff was very friendly. The greens, fairways and practice areas were in excellent condition. Even though this is an Executive course(par 60) It tests your shot making abilities. There are plenty of sand bunkers and hazards to complicate a wayward shot. I will definitely play Eagle Crest again.

The course was in fine shape. Fairly busy, so was a bit slow paced. The fairways were in good shape and the greens were very fast. It will challenge any level of golfer.

For the middle of January the course was in great shape. Unfortunately, it was a wet, cool day. Hopefully next time I play this course it is a bit warmer and dryer. If you are in the area check it out.

At first glance the course is obvious, but with the sloped fairways and undulating greens, this course will offer you all the challenge you want. After the round stop in for a drink and snack or lunch. The staff is friendly and the food is tasty.

The course is in good shape and the greens are showing improvement each time I play. This course can test you but it also has a forgiving side for that occasional mishit. As with most Courses in Las Vegas the sand traps are firm with little sand. Carry a lob wedge. Always a fun play.

The fairways and greens are in great condition especially for this time of the year. The staff was very accommodating. The layout can be challenging.