TPC Las Vegas

Located in Summerlin, Nevada is the challenging Par 71 TPC Las Vegas course what was once known as TPC Canyons when it first opened in 1996. As this was my first TPC course I have ever played, this course was definitely challenging with lots of carrys over canyons and mountainscape. This course is not particularly long but shot placement is key. The greens were fantastic for a cold December day with a temp of 50F. The clubhouse was fantastic as were the staff who were there to assist that day. This course will test you so hit them straight and have a good time enjoying the Las Vegas mountains in the background.

This last Saturday, when winds were over 60 mph, this golf course was open, allowing people to play. There should not have been anyone playing golf in that kind of wind. The hood of my car was dented from a stray ball that was parked in the condo parking lot, which on any other day would not bring in any golf balls. It could have been much worse due to players having absolutely no idea where their lost balls are going. I did have someone who works here return my call to say that I assume the responsibility since no player reported their lost ball hit a car. This is incredibly negligent on them, and also, they are incredibly lucky that nothing worse happened.

TPC Las Vegas Golf Course is a golfer's paradise nestled in the stunning desert landscape. The course is a masterpiece, offering both challenging holes and breathtaking views. Every swing is a joy as you navigate the meticulously maintained fairways and greens. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a newbie, TPC Las Vegas promises an unforgettable day on the links, combining the thrill of the game with the beauty of the surroundings. We were lucky enough to see a pack of 8 coyotes including their puppies yelping and running the fairway.

Very picturesque and wonderfully challenging course. Greens have been aerated so just slightly a tad rough. But the fairways are super. Love that we got to see the pretty landscape and mountain view's. Plenty of cute critters that come out, like the little bunnies, a fox, quail with their itty babies. Today we rode alone which gave us way to play at a good pace and finish up before lunch!2 Water stations with ice and water dispenser as well as at the turn. Beverage/ snack cart also on the course. Bathrooms also available at those stations and service was great.

My friends and I planned this trip to Las Vegas to play at some of the great courses here in Las Vegas and TPC Las Vegas was the first one we tried out. There was a short frost delay but the sun was out and that helped with defrosting the course as there was very little in way of trees creating shadows. Once we arrived we spent about 30 mins before our tee time so we were able to hang out at the bar restaurant and get some breakfast. It had a very nice view of the 18th fairway.Once we were told the delay was off, we headed down and was paired up with a single (we were a threesome). This will come off weird later in this review. The first group off was a threesome and we followed about 10 minutes later. Once we got going I noticed that the group behind us was only a twosome. Don't get me wrong and I did enjoy meeting and playing with Norm (the single) but during the round we had the marshal telling us to speed up pace of play as the group in front of us was two holes ahead and the group behind was waiting for us. This does not make any sense if you count the number of people in each group and space out the players so that everyone can move along at a good clip. Eventually we completed our round in about 3 hours 45 mins which was pretty fast for a foursome and some of the long drives between tees and greens on a number of holes. Other than the marshal, the rest of the crew was very nice and hospitable.The state of the course was pretty good but the grass on the green seemed to have thin spots and speed was inconsistent. There were also many ball marks on the green that were not repaired and I tried to repair as least 2-3 marks on every green. The course had plenty of difficulty and length with a slope of 128 from the whites. The native areas were sometimes more rocky than sandy that made me think twice before playing with my brand new irons. I did enjoy the round though I did not play my best. For a challenging time I recommend the blended tees.I am not too sure that I can fully recommend the course for $145 green fee and expect a little more. I will definitely think twice before coming back here again.

I have played golf at many many places all over US and the world and this one was the worst experience. The pro shop worker was so rude and difficult to work with. I would never return here and spend money.

Course bunkers and greens are terrible. I played here Sun July 2nd 2023. Having played Bali Hai a day before, TPC las vegas was NOT better than Bali Hai. In comparison the course and bunkers, greens, location and the staff at Bali Hai was so much better. TPC Las Vegas staff was rude and will NOT work with you if your plans need modification. For example, a group playing behind us originally reserved for a foursome but the other two players could not make it. They charged this guy's credit card for a foursome and then paired him with another two some. The TPC staff would not credit him when he brought this up to the pro shop after the round. They paired my group of 2 with them citing slow play of being 3 mins behind. Leading up to 9th hole we were waiting on every tee box. Citing slow play was not justified in this case. Save your money and time, play Bali Hai. You will have much more fun at Bali Hai than TPC Las Vegas! Do not book TPC...they Will gouge you!!

5 hour round for $340. Overpriced and under delivered. And they don't care...they just provide excuses why you have to spend 10 minutes between each shot. The GM should be fired. Not worth it, a complete waste of time.

Played Saturday at 3:00 pm. The course was fun to play and was mostly in good condition. The afternoon tee sheet was pretty empty due to 100°+ temps, so the course was pretty wide open and our pace of play was excellent. But overall this course is overpriced, especially for locals who have plenty of other great options. Here was the feedback I have to TPC in their survey about how they can do better:1. Actually staff the bag drop stand. I pulled in and had three golf bags to unload. There was no one at the stand. I waited a minute or so and eventually just unloaded the bags and parked the car. Came back to the bags and no one had come up, so I carried all three bags back the the pro shop entrance area. Once we got keys to carts, we loaded the bags ourselves. Paiute costs half as much to play (as a resident), and they have multiple people working the bag drop, load clubs on carts and drive the carts to the staging area. Big miss for TPC!2. Maybe have the halfway house open when you have golfers in the course so we don't have to waste time driving all the way back to the clubhouse to spend our money on beverages? Or if you're not going to keep it open during play, notify players so we have a chance to stock up before we start the round. 3. Pay attention to when golfers are coming into the clubhouse (in our case, it was at the turn). We walked in for drinks, served ourselves from the fridge, and stood around waiting for someone to come to the bar and ring us up. Then a guy came from somewhere in back, looked at us, and just stood at the other end of the restaurant talking to another staff member. I had to start walking towards him before he walked over to ring us up. Side note: my guess is that each one of these pieces of feedback would be met with an attempted explanation that's tied to the time of day we played (3:00 pm on a Saturday). I get that there weren't a lot of players on the tee sheet. But if you're going to be open for business and take our $175 pp (where's the real love for locals, btw?), then I believe the level of service provided should be commensurate with the premium rates you charge. The lack of service could almost be excused if you dropped rates due to low demand (3:00 time in 100°+ heat), but that aspect of the experience was a tremendous let down considering what we paid to play. If that's what I can expect at TPC, I'll gladly continue to patronize courses like Paiute, Bears Best, and Rio Secco instead.

Another good round yesterday at TPC Las Vegas, shot 45, 42, perfect greens and the fairways are in great condition not to mention 70 degree weather.Love this place!