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I’ve played a few TPC courses before and this one did not disappoint. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable from start to finish. Unfortunately the course was cart path only, which I wasn’t told until I arrived, but didn’t take much away from the experience. Would definitely play again if I return to the NOLA area.

I've played this course several times and am always left feeling good about my decision. That being said, the course was definitely not up to its usual standard today with several areas of dead grass and immature sod around the greens. The greens themselves were in solid condition and rolled true. As soon as the fairways return to form Chimera will again be a top course in the Las Vegas area.

I've played this course several times and continue to enjoy it. I played in a twosome, pace of play was awesome - 18 holes in 2 hours. Lots of fun par-3s and short par-4s. No need to break out the driver. Definitely recommend.

For a desert course in 100+ degree temperatures for the past 2 months I have no idea how they keep the grass so green and lush. I was amazed by the course conditions, especially the greens. I especially enjoyed the par-3 15th hole island green. Highly recommend playing this course and cannot wait to play the Sun & Snow Mountain courses.

This was my first time playing in Texas, so I wasn't sure what to expect as I'm used to desert golf. However, I found the course to be a lot of fun and featured a couple forced carries off the tee. The conditions of the greens changed on nearly every hole, as some were near perfect and others were 50% mud. For the price and friendliness of the staff I would certainly recommend the Republic to anyone looking for a nice day on the course.

As a Las Vegas local this is a course I've been wanting to play for some time, and it definitely didn't disappoint. Everything was first class from arrival at the bag drop to drinks at the bar afterwards. The greens ran true and were not lacking in speed. To top it all off, where else can you stand on the tee box and say "aim between the Wynn and Encore."

Time and again I say I won't play this course again, but somehow get suckered in because it's cheap. The staff are almost always rude and it never fails to run into a groundskeeper mowing a green or tee box no matter when you play. The only bright spot was the greens were some of the best I've played in months. Maybe for once I'll take my own advice and not come back.

After playing golf in the Las Vegas area for years, this was my first time out to Primm Valley and it did not disappoint. I originally booked this tee time because so many courses were closed for over-seeding but will likely return. The course offered nice views on almost every hole and the layout was challenging but still playable for those with a higher handicap.

The only downside was that the greens were recently punched and we couldn't get a true roll. Overall, I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking for something new outside the Vegas area.

My first time playing golf in the Caribbean and it did not disappoint. Not a long course by any means, but challenging non the less. I only hit driver 5 times and found that it was too much club twice (my usual drive is 280). I found a 200 yard iron shot to be much more desirable off the tee. Accuracy is a must on this course.

Devil's Triangle did not disappoint, providing 3 holes with beautiful ocean views and challenging hole locations. Very small greens. The only downside is that these 3 holes are the ocean-view holes on the course.

My one tip would be to use the terrain to your advantage, meaning you can often hit a safe shot away from trouble but use the embankments to roll the ball onto the green.

No need to bring clubs on this trip, they have TaylorMade Speedblades for rent ($70). Overall, an excellent experience.