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We had a very good day at Four Mile Ranch as we were paired with a great single and the weather was very good all day. The course is a must play if you are in the area as it has a very challenging layout. By that I mean there are numerous holes that you have to hit blind shots but they have poles to guide you to the green. It is a course that playing multiple times will be beneficial for your score, but the first time is really a fun experience. Everyone at the course is friendly and happy that you chose to play at their course. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in excellent condition the day we played.

The conditions of the golf course, tee boxes, fairways, greens and bunkers are that of a course that is going on its second year. Tee boxes are really rough, the fairways have not grown in and the greens are soaking wet all day. A few more years and it might grow in to a decent golf experience.

They have re-routed the back nine to make way for commercial development and the course is not as nice with the new layout. The greens today were almost gone, one green was being replaced with sod today and the others are in serious summer stress. Very little grass on the greens right now. The fairways are fine.

The scorecard reads from the back tees it is 6669 but it plays much shorter due to the hard fairways and greens. The ball really rolls out on the fairways and greens. Some of the holes have a significant downhill portion which also shortens the course. Played on an extremely windy day and the wind also played a factor in many of the holes.

Like the Wolf course at Paiute, but this time the staff was less than pleasant for some reason. My partner asked why the guy at the desk had such an attitude. The guys outside said things that made us think we should not be there playing on a day with strong winds. Golf was tough, but one needs to play in the wind once in a while as you never know when those conditions will be at the course during a tournament.

The greens at Prescott GCC were in poor condition, they looked fine, but they were very hard and putted extremely inconsistent. Some greens were extremely fast and others very slow, you could not figure out if the ball would break or run past the hole - quite frustrating all day.

Of the two courses at Angel Park this one is the more difficult as it is narrower and the greens have more undulation. The greens are also faster than the palm course. There is less water on the Mountain track, however, the water is sometimes out of sight (2nd hole for sure) so be aware of any water.

Enjoyed a beautiful golf course that demonstrates how golf and the desert co-exist. Wonderful desert patches utilized on the golf course which makes the golf beautiful and challenging. The golf course is in very good condition and in a beautiful location. Enjoyed the afternoon and was able to experience a wonderful golf course.

Beautiful golf course in a great setting. Golf course was in excellent condition for summer although the greens had too many ball marks - (some people need to fix their ball marks). Started about noon and finished quickly as there was hardly anyone on the course. There is typically a wind in the later afternoon (after about 3:00) so playing early is better.

This is a very nice layout and is well appointed. Plenty of room for tee shots that may go a little off center. The greens had been punched recently so puts did not rl well

The golf course is not in top condition, it is dry and the tee boxes and fairways are pretty beat up for some reason. The greens did not hold at all. The beverage cart came around frequently so that was a positive.

Very nice golf course surrounded by a beautiful community. The course had a smattering of everything that makes a good golf course. The course is mostly a target type of course and the driver was only out 2 or 3 times. It was challenging trying to keep the ball in play and made you think about playing the entire hole not just trying to hit it as hard aa possible each swing. Great fun and will go there again.

Living in Las Vegas it is easy to drive out to Primm to play golf at Primm Valley and the employees are very hospitable. Either of the golf courses will never disappoint you in their condition or playability. I like everything about Primm Valley and plan to play there many times in the years to come.

Played the Desert course and the weather was perfect. Went out early and played in just over 3 hours with one other person. The conditions were good and they are keeping the fairways in great shape, but the greens were a little dry, yet putting was fine. Don't need too many extra balls as they don't have much water on the Desert course and the desert is open near the fairways.

I was sent out to play with a threesome that had 2 sets of clubs and I was surprised that a country club would allow three people to play with 2 sets of clubs. With 2 sets of clubs the group played extremely slow and we were getting messages on our GPS to speed up and the three were oblivious to the requests to speed up. We played for 3 1/2 hours and finished 13 holes. I was surprised that a country club would allow slow play to continue for hours.

We picked the perfect day to play golf as far as the weather. The course conditions were OK, not great. The greens and fairways are not in good condition right now. The tourists created some very slow play on the back nine.

The Las Vegas Golf Cub is still the "muni" and still plays slow and the conditions are average. The flag sticks are suppose to be color coded but the person cutting the holes just puts the same pin in so you don't know where on the green the hole has been cut. It's a muni and there is nothing more to expect.

The temperature was great and the conditions on the golf course were very good. The only hangup for the day was a couple of slow groups in front of us.

The course is very flat and plays short. The conditions are less than great. Some/many of the sand traps have weeds growing in them and the sand is very course. There are no maps are diagrams of the holes so first time players will have difficulty finding the best lines on their drives as the course is flat and the weeds have grown quite high between the tees and fairways on many holes.

The course is in a beautiful area and is in excellent condition. The views are magnificent and it is well worth going the extra few miles to play this golf course.