Boisemaj

Outstanding pace of play, varying elevations from tee to green. Course was very good condition.
I highly recommend you put together a foursome and play Hillside.

Quail Dunes is very good course to play, when in the area. As a matter of fact, it is worth driving to from east Denver to avoid the slow pace of play at the Denver courses. The two nines are very distinct in their layout with the front having rather mild greens and the back nine greens having a lot of character, I.e., undulation, shelves and interesting undulation.
Make the effort to play here.

Mystic Dunes is always well manicured and tee times are well spaced. The result is you can play 18 and not feel like you are waiting on each hole or being pushed by the group behind you.
Make the effort to grab a great price and tee it up.

This course was worth the effort to get on. The course is in great shape right now, but it is being bulldozed in March, '15 for additional rooms/buildings. Course is across the street from Seaworld (that explains the desire to destroy a very nice golf course).
5 hour round, but understandable since everyone is trying to get on it before it is gone.
Put it on your "must play" list for this winter.

Book this one thru GolfNow and get a great price on a terrific track. I played the Lakes course as a single, played 18 in under three hours. The overseeding and punched greens required me to roll the ball to grass and pound my putter to get to the hole. Give it two more weeks to grow in and it will be terrific.
Staff was exceptional and very helpful to a first-timer on their property.
Take the Yates Wells Road off the I-15, just souht of Vegas.

Managed to get a great rate thru golf now, and got to play with a member (Rich) who was extremely helpful in lines off the tee and advising on reads for greens. It was like having your own caddy and having no doubts when you pulled a club.
I HIGHLY recommend making this a must - play when you are in Vegas.