irishfan007

We ended up playing this course due to deal through golf now at 99$/person as a Hot Deal. On the first tee, we were told that keeping pace of play is the utmost importance to ensure all people enjoy their round. By the 4th tee we were waiting on a two-some, waiting on a single, waiting on a four-some. By the ninth hole we were playing with the two-some ahead of us and played as a group of six. We were still pressing groups of two and four in front of us. The pace of play was horrible. Our cart told us we were behind and needed to pick up the pace, the groups around were experiencing the same, all because of slow play.....Course was in good condition, but the issue was the lack of a marshal enforcing the courses number 1 issue. The issue with this course it the difficulty of play and people coming and not able to handle a course like this. My advice is if you have an established handicap the recommended tees are there, but there are hackers that will pay a high price for the course and want to get their moneys worth. This course is worth the 99.00 price, but anything more is a tourist trap......

We booked this as a "hot-rate" on Golf Now. Teeing off at 2PM puts you right about at dark to get in 18 holes. With our foursome being 5-14HCP we move along very well. The course played difficult which is great for a challenge, but the pace of play was hard to deal with at times. I get its a resort course, BUT a lot of the golf course including Grand Cypress are trying to squeeze money out of each moment of daylight, making the value non-existent. If I could have gotten out of the 75$ per player plus tax rate for this time I would have. WE WERE NEVER INFORMED UNTIL WE CHECKED-IN PLAY THERE WAS A TOURNAMENT. Knowing that I would have canceled immediately.....This course was always good about offering local rates/FL resident discounts, but now its non-existent. Grand Cypress is a good course, but for 120$/per round and up, I am not seeing any reason to return soon.

Course has been good this year. The super added several fans to keep the greens in good shape. This course is in better shape now than Far Oaks. The greens are good and being taken care of. That seems to be a problem in our area where the greens are in horrible condition at other courses.

This is our 4th year playing TPC Vegas. Our group has ~6 rounds in the past few years on the course and it is always in great shape. The staff always treats us great, we have become familiar with some of the guys that run the course and there is always a friendly atmosphere that we love. Greens and fairways are great, it is better than other courses we play in Vegas by far. The course layout is fantastic. It starts you off easy before you start hitting over hazards, and caverns on the back 9. This course is always on our list.

We played TPC Vegas 2 times on our most recent trip March 3, and 6. Our Golfers range from a 7-18 handicap. The course is gorgeous and fun. If you cannot hit the ball off the tee you will struggle here. The greens were extremely dry and US Open fast. My putt for Birdie on the 3rd hole was about 20ft, my par putt went off the back and I had to chip, then putt two more times for a bogey. Balls would not stay on the green. We installed the 3 putt max rule after most in the group were 3 and 4 putting. Over-all great course and would definitely recommend.