Las Vegas course ideas

[Chef G]

Well the wife and I are off to Vegas in April and I was planning on getting 1 round in out there. We are only there for 3 days then off to Az. for 4. I know where I'll be playing down there but Vegas is the question mark. I'll have at best only a couple of rounds in this year by that time so the game will probably be shaky. That brings the high dollar courses into the doubtful category, but I do want to play a pretty good course. I was thinking Paiute but not the Wolf, more like Sun or Snow. Any other ideas out there?

[Golfinnova]

Revere Lexington and Wolf Creek always come to mind for me. If you don't mind the hour's drive up to Mesquite then it would be Wolf Creek. Granted it is a minimum 5-hour round, but it's a great course.

 

There are some bargains for Black Mountain through golfnow. com for anywhere from $20-$40 round including cart. Another great course that is reasonable is Boulder Creek.

 

What days are you in Vegas? I'll be there for NAB from the 13-21st, and will play 3-4 rounds.

[Chef G]

We fly in on Sunday the 15th so Mon and Tue are open for me. We'll be driving down to Lake Havasu sometime on Wed. I'll probably pick up a car on Tue. so I would really like to play with someone vs. showing up as a single and hoping for the best. I finished up last year at a 6.2 but couldn't hope for that now. A couple of range sessions and some warmer weather would help! Still snow on the ground around here.

[Chef G]

PS

 

We are staying at the Palms.

[Golfinnova]

I hear you, that's the situation I'm typically in being a single. We get in the 13th and we'll be at Excalibur this time just because they gave the best rates for NAB. Let me see if I can work the schedule around so we can hook up to play.

[schlebrock]

PS

 

We are staying at the Palms.

 

I would call the concierge at the Palms to see if they have any partnerships with some area courses. You may be able to get a smoking deal that people staying at other hotels may not be able to get.

 

Otherwise, the value that Paiute offers is hard to beat IMHO.

 

Hope that helps.