Las Vegas National Golf Course

This is old school, classic parkland golf! It's a must play because it's fun, challenging, and also cool to play where Tiger won his first tournament. On every hole, there are historical signs - READ them. And then, prepare yourself...for a battle.

This course is NOT easy. The rough is thick and the fairways are small. My ONLY knock on this course is the greens - way too slow!

Very nice staff. Played for $35 which is cheap for Vegas. Nothing special about course. Decent shape. Best part is done in 2:45 which in 115* weather is good.

Great course!! The bonus of a hot dog and drink for free and a cooler with ice and water was a great unexpected gift..

Staff in pro shop not wearing masks even tho they require customer to wear one .Acting as if the pandemic is over by returning rakes to bunkers, sand to carts, coolers to carts and pencils/scorecards to carts.

great staff great layout, great shape.. nice gem in vegas.

Only complaint was they were aerating the front nine and there was no prior notice.

National is always a good time and challenges you to hit a variety of shots.

After living in Vegas for 30 years, today was my first time playing this great course! It's a Vegas staple for local courses. I golfed down the fairway the plane landed on in the movie Casino. Golfed next to the Maine Casino home and surrounding property. It was nostalgic!
The course was in great shape! The fairways green and fast, the greens the same. Bunkers were scattered all over the course and so many pine trees lined the fairways.
The clubhouse has good breakfast and all around a good menu for after your round.
I highly recommend hitting this course if you can when you visit here!

Pretty good design that is in poor shape. Lots of potential with this property, but greens were slow and bumpy, fairways shaggy, and rough spotty. A nice touch that had been added since the previous time I played was the addition of signs highlighting various celebrities' homes around the property. Course has a lot of significant history, is home to the Las Vegas Hall of Fame, has hosted major tournaments in the past - the potential is there. But there's not much investment into course maintenance. And sadly, not much investment into the houses around the course (though that's not the course's fault). At least half the houses were abandoned or in serious need of repair (one had been turned into a UNLV frat house). So much lost potential here.

Had a fun round during this COVID-19 reopening. 104 degrees with a slight breeze. No one in front or behind us. Long fairways with enough water, rough, trees & bunkers to keep you on your toes!

The Club house has great memorability and the history of this storied course. Great value. Only thing is please clean up the trash in the wash that runs though it. It looks to have been there for a long time.