Vegas 24

Shushwap · February 14

Looking at heading to Vegas in feb 24... buddies are talking phoenix but they haven't seen the pricing there this year

With our weak canuck dollar it hurts paying 100 plus us a round

Vegas seems to be much cheaper and these are guys are cheap!!!!

I guess when u work in the golf industry and make peanuts its hard to pay to play

Anyhow.. looking for a few suggestions on reasonably priced courses in the area

I was also looking at playing wolf creek and sand hollow on the way back home north..

Neither of them are what these guys would consider reasonably priced

I figured if we can play a few reasonably priced tracks I could get these tight wads to splurge on the way home

Bonneville85308 · February 14

It will be hard to find anything under $100 in Vegas right now that isn't either a short course, a tee time where you won't finish 18 holes, a lower-end course that didn't overseed this winter and is worn down to hardpan dirt, or getting lucky on some Golfnow hotdeal. Make sure when you are looking at pricing you aren't looking at the local resident rates that you don't qualify for. The 3 courses at Paiute can be played for $119-$139 each right now as non-residents depending on date until March when they go up to $200+. You might consider that, but don't wait to make a tee time as there isn't much left for a foursome.

puttnforthe8 · February 14

As Bville states you aren't getting much choice. The only full course you may get under 100 is Aliante; You could drive out to Boulder City or Primm and get the courses there for under 100; maybe Coyote springs with a promo code.

The best deal in Vegas is probably to just do Angel Park - pay a little more for the Mountain course, less for the Palm shorter course and you have the 9 hole as well.

MUNIGRIT · February 15

If you are wanting to be cheap Vegas isn't the place. I suppose you could find some reasonable goat ranches in AZ for less than 100.

Shushwap · February 15

1 hour ago, MUNIGRIT said:

If you are wanting to be cheap Vegas isn't the place. I suppose you could find some reasonable goat ranches in AZ for less than 100.

It's not so much about being cheap as it is paying 200 a round for a week..

These guys work in the golf industry and what they make is a joke

Nothing is cheap in the golf world now..even north of the border our rates have gone crazy.. There are deals to be found here and there it's just a matter of looking

I'm more looking for what courses are decent price wise and I can search for the deals when the time comes

It's tough the more players in the group as most of the golf now deals I see are for 1 or 2 players

All we can do is hope things slow down a little next Feb

Here is a perfect example I could play the revere golf club lexington for 80 tomorrow or I could book revere concord for 60

I have no idea if that place is a rat hole or not

Edited February 15 by Shushwap

Shushwap · February 15

10 hours ago, Bonneville85308 said:

It will be hard to find anything under $100 in Vegas right now that isn't either a short course, a tee time where you won't finish 18 holes, a lower-end course that didn't overseed this winter and is worn down to hardpan dirt, or getting lucky on some Golfnow hotdeal. Make sure when you are looking at pricing you aren't looking at the local resident rates that you don't qualify for. The 3 courses at Paiute can be played for $119-$139 each right now as non-residents depending on date until March when they go up to $200+. You might consider that, but don't wait to make a tee time as there isn't much left for a foursome.

Vegas is still cheaper then phoenix right now.. I have been watching the pricing weekly

I was down in 20 and the courses we played are double or more then when we played

It's just out of touch