Angel park, Legacy, desert willow, mountain Falls in Pahrump, Rhodes Ranch is ok, Painted Desert, Wildhorse, sometimes a little rough in the winter, Eagle Crest, Summerlin, Durango Hills,though the sand traps are like cement, Muni on Washington and Decatur, A little slow and sand traps are pretty bad, boulder city and boulder creek. A little more would be Revere, Siena, Arroyo . I haven't been to Aliante in A long time. Mesquite has some really good courses, A little more money. Snow Mountain is a bit more as Bali Hai on the Strip is also.
I play with a member at Reflection Bay which is great, about $60 with a member. He has a temporary membership at South Shore which was incredible, $125 with a member. I've not played Bears Best yet, more expensive.
Question yall. Coming in March for a bachelor’s party. Im looking at Rhodes ranch now and they are charging close to $165. Should I wait till later to book?
Cool video, want to correct a few things about Las Vegas Muni. I was born and raised in Vegas and grew up playing that course along with every course you mentioned...Muni IS the oldest course in Vegas...Jim Colbert didn't design it he was a managing partner in the 80's and on was on the PGA Tour at some point. I used to watch him practicing there when I was teenager. Also Rhodes Ranch is par 71 now after the redesign a few years ago...they changed a par 5 into a par 4 on the front 9 to build more houses. I've played every course in Vegas countless time except for a few of the country clubs as I've been playing twice a week forever. I know non-resident rates are higher if you are visiting...but Las Vegas Paiute is incredible. So is Mountain Falls out in Pahrump...both have their own water well and no water restrictions so they are always in great shape. Both are worth playing for 125 or less...as is Reflection Bay at Lake Las Vegas. That course is an incredible Jack Nicklaus design masterpiece and is on the low end price-wise of resort courses. Unless you wanna spend hundreds avoid Rio Secco (which I used to play for 35 dollars years ago) Cascata and Bali Hai. You guys also didn't mention Chimera (formerly Tuscany) which was designed by Ted Robinson who did Rhodes Ranch. I believe non-resident is under 100 at least in the afternoon and much cheaper of course if you live here and is SUPER playable. Club at Sunrise is cheap and grew up playing it when it was Winterwood GC and the Desert Rose...but most serious golfers don't go there because of the drainage ditch the runs through the course. If you hit it right on almost any hole it's gone unfortunately and it has experienced some erosion over the years. Also Desert Pines is under 100 but super tight layout..it's cool though when it's in good shape.
Problem with the budget courses is the grass is rockkk hard. I live here for 7 months, hoping I could golf great year round.. Can't wait to move to Florida in a few months
From Nor-Cal. Been coming to Vegas the past couple years for golf trips with friends. We’ve done Bali Hai and The Wolf at Paiute. Last month we went back to Paiute (Snow Mtn) and Bears Best. Enjoy these suggestions. Angel Park (Mtn Course) looks like a lock for the next time. What are your thoughts on Reflection Bay and/or Rio Secca?
@@sean_scarbrough Both are really solid options! If you play Reflection Bay, be sure to check out Sonrisa Grill, they have a pretty great AYCE taco special on Tuesdays.
like to add a good course kind of short, also one of the oldest course in Vegas and its call LOS PRADOS.. under 100 dollars , great club house, food. a must try as well.
I disagree with Angel park. The Palm is much easier than the mountain course. Number 17 on the Mountain usually has wind against you and you need a solid long drive to get over the canyon. Also Stay left on number 2.
Neither of us is a big fan of that course and we wanted to keep the video positive. Nothing against it, I just have to drive past multiple courses I like better to get there. 🤷♂
@@Moving2LasVegas Key word in your thumb nail is Budget! None of these courses are really budget! Plus Coyote Springs is what 40 miles away? Strange criteria for the word Budget! Plus Painted Desert should come with a disclaimer about the cart path to warn people with forged irons! Stay as far away as possible unless you want new irons!!
@@DMKFACTOR We defined budget as any course you can play for under $100 dollars. Apologies if our video didn't meet your standards. I look forward to watching your upcoming video on the topic, I'm sure it will be excellent. Cheers!
@@robertrufo8872 Just because you slice doesn’t mean that people shouldn’t know about one of the best maintained best values in the city! These clowns suggest muni, but not Club at Sunrise. Y’all must be joking!
Las Vegas National, is great house from casino movie still there ! Played I’d numerous times !
@@jft7775 I pulled an approach into that movie set on 18. Luckily, filming was done for the day😅
Angel park, Legacy, desert willow, mountain Falls in Pahrump, Rhodes Ranch is ok, Painted Desert, Wildhorse, sometimes a little rough in the winter, Eagle Crest, Summerlin, Durango Hills,though the sand traps are like cement, Muni on Washington and Decatur, A little slow and sand traps are pretty bad, boulder city and boulder creek. A little more would be Revere, Siena, Arroyo . I haven't been to Aliante in A long time. Mesquite has some really good courses, A little more money. Snow Mountain is a bit more as Bali Hai on the Strip is also.
I play with a member at Reflection Bay which is great, about $60 with a member. He has a temporary membership at South Shore which was incredible, $125 with a member. I've not played Bears Best yet, more expensive.
Question yall. Coming in March for a bachelor’s party. Im looking at Rhodes ranch now and they are charging close to $165. Should I wait till later to book?
Honestly not sure. Since our videos are targeted at locals we use the locals pricing. $165 may be the best rate if you're from out of state.
Cool video, want to correct a few things about Las Vegas Muni. I was born and raised in Vegas and grew up playing that course along with every course you mentioned...Muni IS the oldest course in Vegas...Jim Colbert didn't design it he was a managing partner in the 80's and on was on the PGA Tour at some point. I used to watch him practicing there when I was teenager. Also Rhodes Ranch is par 71 now after the redesign a few years ago...they changed a par 5 into a par 4 on the front 9 to build more houses. I've played every course in Vegas countless time except for a few of the country clubs as I've been playing twice a week forever. I know non-resident rates are higher if you are visiting...but Las Vegas Paiute is incredible. So is Mountain Falls out in Pahrump...both have their own water well and no water restrictions so they are always in great shape. Both are worth playing for 125 or less...as is Reflection Bay at Lake Las Vegas. That course is an incredible Jack Nicklaus design masterpiece and is on the low end price-wise of resort courses. Unless you wanna spend hundreds avoid Rio Secco (which I used to play for 35 dollars years ago) Cascata and Bali Hai. You guys also didn't mention Chimera (formerly Tuscany) which was designed by Ted Robinson who did Rhodes Ranch. I believe non-resident is under 100 at least in the afternoon and much cheaper of course if you live here and is SUPER playable. Club at Sunrise is cheap and grew up playing it when it was Winterwood GC and the Desert Rose...but most serious golfers don't go there because of the drainage ditch the runs through the course. If you hit it right on almost any hole it's gone unfortunately and it has experienced some erosion over the years. Also Desert Pines is under 100 but super tight layout..it's cool though when it's in good shape.
Problem with the budget courses is the grass is rockkk hard. I live here for 7 months, hoping I could golf great year round.. Can't wait to move to Florida in a few months
@@nicholascherry5962 try Angel Park or Rhodes Ranch, I’ve never had that problem with those courses.
It’s a good list but I would’ve swapped out painted desert for Paiute!
Great suggestion. We may need to do a Part 2! 😁
From Nor-Cal. Been coming to Vegas the past couple years for golf trips with friends. We’ve done Bali Hai and The Wolf at Paiute. Last month we went back to Paiute (Snow Mtn) and Bears Best. Enjoy these suggestions. Angel Park (Mtn Course) looks like a lock for the next time. What are your thoughts on Reflection Bay and/or Rio Secca?
@@sean_scarbrough Both are really solid options! If you play Reflection Bay, be sure to check out Sonrisa Grill, they have a pretty great AYCE taco special on Tuesdays.
I forgot Club at Sunrise, formerly Desert Rose, formerly Winterwood. The greens are awesome and just don't slice.
Basically the weekend rotation.
like to add a good course kind of short, also one of the oldest course in Vegas and its call LOS PRADOS.. under 100 dollars , great club house, food. a must try as well.
We just played there last week! Fun course, a little on the narrow side but a great time!
I disagree with Angel park. The Palm is much easier than the mountain course. Number 17 on the Mountain usually has wind against you and you need a solid long drive to get over the canyon. Also Stay left on number 2.
Mountain course sets up better for my game. Your mileage may vary. 😉
@Moving2LasVegas I actually play the Mountain course over the palm course
Paiute, Revere, Arroyo, Siena and Mountain Falls, all if these are under $100.
@@milesjohnson8271 some great courses on that list.
I forgot Club at Sunrise, the former Desert Rose, the former Winterwood. The greens are awesome... Don't fade or slice much and you'll survive
It’s criminal to talk budget golf in Las Vegas and not have Club at Sunrise on it!
Neither of us is a big fan of that course and we wanted to keep the video positive. Nothing against it, I just have to drive past multiple courses I like better to get there. 🤷♂
@@Moving2LasVegas Key word in your thumb nail is Budget! None of these courses are really budget! Plus Coyote Springs is what 40 miles away? Strange criteria for the word Budget! Plus Painted Desert should come with a disclaimer about the cart path to warn people with forged irons! Stay as far away as possible unless you want new irons!!
@@DMKFACTOR We defined budget as any course you can play for under $100 dollars. Apologies if our video didn't meet your standards. I look forward to watching your upcoming video on the topic, I'm sure it will be excellent. Cheers!
The Club at Sunrise is an absolute dump. They couldn't pay me to play there
@@robertrufo8872 Just because you slice doesn’t mean that people shouldn’t know about one of the best maintained best values in the city! These clowns suggest muni, but not Club at Sunrise. Y’all must be joking!