Las Vegas - What course is not overseeding?

I'm looking to play golf tomorrow and what courses are in great shape and not overseeding?

Coyote Springs, Primm, Mountain Falls off the top of my head

Thanks but unfortunately those courses are over an hour drive for me.

> @Dysfunkshun said:

> Coyote Springs, Primm, Mountain Falls off the top of my head

Just an fyi, Royal links is good, also Wildhorse, and I heard that TPC Las Vegas is now open!!! That is gotta be my favorite course and the temperature is perfect right now!

Royal Links is a good course, tough, but good. Take your medicine and you'll be ok, lol. I haven't played Wildhorse in a while because it's been in such bad shape, and it's always overbooked, but things can change. TPC just reopened in the last week or so, so it's prob CPO for another week.

Yes I played Royal links last week and it was tough especially if you don't know the course, but it was in decent condition. I haven't played wildhorse but did hear it was in bad shape but since it wasn't too pricey I was gonna play it just to say I played it. TPC is always tough and in usually great condition but I agree it might take a week to get back to top condition. I'm hoping to play it soon!

> @Dysfunkshun said:

> Royal Links is a good course, tough, but good. Take your medicine and you'll be ok, lol. I haven't played Wildhorse in a while because it's been in such bad shape, and it's always overbooked, but things can change. TPC just reopened in the last week or so, so it's prob CPO for another week.

Played TPC on Tuesday 9/24, so yes it's open. Cart path only, little bit of sand on the greens but very playable. Paid $90 and shot 85 so not complaining. TPC Summerlin is closed until after the upcoming PGA event so seemed like some of their members were playing Vegas instead.

Boulder Creek is honestly better than about 95% of all Vegas courses and 18 of their 27 are already out of overseed. If there's a worse metro area in the US to play golf than Vegas I'd like to see it. When people say Royal Links is good, you know you have a problem.

To me that course is tough enough, but then you add cart path only and aaaahhhh

> @"Tha Carter" said:

> Played TPC on Tuesday 9/24, so yes it's open. Cart path only, little bit of sand on the greens but very playable. Paid $90 and shot 85 so not complaining. TPC Summerlin is closed until after the upcoming PGA event so seemed like some of their members were playing Vegas instead.

Royal Links was fun and it was my first time (and might be my last but I'm trying to play all the courses in the area once just to see everything), but compared to the other courses that were open at the time it was a beautiful, lol. Looking forward to playing the better courses!

> @az2au said:

> Boulder Creek is honestly better than about 95% of all Vegas courses and 18 of their 27 are already out of overseed. If there's a worse metro area in the US to play golf than Vegas I'd like to see it. When people say Royal Links is good, you know you have a problem.

> @Haloha said:

> Thanks but unfortunately those courses are over an hour drive for me.

> > @Dysfunkshun said:

> > Coyote Springs, Primm, Mountain Falls off the top of my head

>

They are in three different directions. You cannot be over an hour away from all three if you are in Las Vegas. All much better courses than Royal Links or Wildhorse.

> @az2au said:

> Boulder Creek is honestly better than about 95% of all Vegas courses and 18 of their 27 are already out of overseed. If there's a worse metro area in the US to play golf than Vegas I'd like to see it. When people say Royal Links is good, you know you have a problem.

Only Miami comes to mind. If Doral is the best public course then you have a real dearth of quality golf.

> @vallygolf said:

> > @az2au said:

> > Boulder Creek is honestly better than about 95% of all Vegas courses and 18 of their 27 are already out of overseed. If there's a worse metro area in the US to play golf than Vegas I'd like to see it. When people say Royal Links is good, you know you have a problem.

>

> Only Miami comes to mind. If Doral is the best public course then you have a real dearth of quality golf.

Fair point. Miami might be worse. They both suck though.

any updates on overseeding schedules? will be there next weekend (columbus day weekend)

> @socccer4life3 said:

> any updates on overseeding schedules? will be there next weekend (columbus day weekend)

Courses are just now starting to get out of overseed and CPO. Depends on the course as they overseed at different times and some not at all. Best to call ahead to where you want to play at as is not always posted on their website.