Shadow Creek in October

Going out and looking to play Shadow Creek in October. Found out day I can get on will be first day open after overseeding. Can anyone speak to condition after overseeding at Shadow Creek? Still worth the price tag or should I look at playing elsewhere (Cascata or Wynn?)

Call and speak to them. I would be amazed if they were to re-open in anything less than pristine condition.
Shadow is in a different class to Wynn and Cascata.

Depends on the weather and how well the overseed takes, Many times dates that are scheduled to open do not happen. Also expect cart path only

They're closed most of this month as well for maintenance. Would expect nothing less than pristine condition, it's a much much better golf course than Cascata or Wynn. What day is their first day open that you got your time?

October 20, they said they won't book till 90 days out.

Played shadow on Monday. Absolutely amazing experience and worth every penny.[attachment=2469651:ImageUploadedByGolfWRX Mobile1414006480.604156.jpg]

Is SC accessible to the public?

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Yes, you have to stay at a MGM property and it is $500 to play but you get a limo ride out there and back.

When you play Shadow Creek is there an 18 hole limit or can you just play until you drop?

Worth every penny. Bring some cash to tip caddy. Def worth it, caddies were amazing, great guys. Andre and Nick took excellent care of our group of 5. I think it's MGM guests Monday thru Wednesday, $500. Think reserved for the whales Thursday-Sunday, but doesn't hurt to ask. I look at it as a great experience that I would likely lose in about two rolls on a cooler table at the Wynn. Lot worse ways to spend cash quicker in Vegas.

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When you play Shadow Creek is there an 18 hole limit or can you just play until you drop?
[/quote] Its 18 holes only

People need to also realize that its not 500 to play Shadow Creek, its alot more expensive than that. First you must be a guest of the hotel, so factor in a nights stay, You should tip out the bell desk/ valet, the limo driver who takes and picks you up, the caddie, the bag drop staff, and any F&B that you might partake in. Its an experience for sure and in the long run its cheaper 4-5 hours in the Casino

Agreed 100%. I haven't played it but it's on my list for my 50th birthday in 2 years.