Reviewed by: jjasper13, Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
I played this course on 10/17/03. Looking at the dead, desert surroundings, they must use all of lake meade to keep conditions up. Fairways and rough were better than any public course in KY. Extraordinary. However, greens were not up to par for this calibur of course. Paid 85 twilight for sun mountain and shot 89. Just got in 18. Nice rangers and beer girl.

Customer Service:
Good, but they only wanted more of your hard earned(or won) money through tips.

Similar Courses Played:
The views were spectacular. Oh yeah, when I play a course here in KY, I can think back to each hole I played in my mind. The holes here are so similar, I couldn't do it(even in the parking lot after the round). That's a downer in my opinion. However, it could be the same mountains I was looking at the whole time. This course is worth playing once. Certainly more if you can get a better rate. 85 twilight in october may sound great for some of you, but not to me. I can play much better greens and pretty darn good fairways in KY for 30.

Reviewed by: Nori W, Shoots in the 100s, from Orange County, CA.

Summary:
This is my favorite course. The conditions are absolutely flawless. Temperature is a few degrees cooler than Vegas due to higher elevation.

Reviewed by: Philip , Shoots in the 90s, from Las Vegas, NV, USA

Summary:
Pauite golf is yet another example of how the Las Vegas golf industry *screws* the visiting golfer. How do I explain to my guests that while I'll pay $XX, they'll need to fork over $XX + $50 to $100?

If the courses based their fees on race there'd be riots in the streets (and rightly so).

On a positive note, green fees appear to be falling as more and more courses open. A few courses in the county have already gone broke. Does it require a PhD to realize that more golfers will visit your courses if fees decline?

I wish golfers from all over the US would call Paiute and other courses then laugh into the phone when told the fee.

Reviewed by: Declan, Shoots in the 70s

Summary:
Played Sun mountain twice on the Monday, and Snow the next morning. Both were in impeccable condition - the tee boxes, fairways, greens, rough and bunkers all perfect. The fairways are lush but have plenty of roll. The greens are on the hard side, and putt fast.

The first day was dead calm in the morning, and a little more breezy in the afternoon - two rounds of 80 (the first finishing with two double bogeys) showed the course was not too hard. The second day could not have been more different. Howling winds, freezing cold and tough. Read the other reviews below - when it blows, the courses can be brutal and in the desert there is no hiding from the wind.

Customer Service:
Service is great - friendly and helpful. . The staff made every effort to ensure we got another round in.

Similar Courses Played:
Driving range is free, and top quality. Putting green plays just like the greens on course.