by R M
My friend brought me to Painted Desert for my first Vegas golf experience in May 2006. It has now become an annual tradition to fly down just to play a round or two. I am not even on an amature playing level but I play as often as I can. The course is beautiful, and provides enough oppourtunity for that 'one great shot' to make the day worth while.

by Carol Hanke
We golfed at your course on thursday, September 6, 2007. We could how believe how bad the condition was. The ground was like concrete, and there was very little grass, albiet brown, on the course. How can you, in good conscience, charge $85 per person. The course was actually unplayable. Earlier in the week we had been golfing in Arizona and the courses were in beautiful condition and the green fees and cart were averaging $30 a person. This is another case of LasVegas trying to take advantage of the tourists. It used to be LasVegas was happy to make their money from the gambling, but now it seems they want to make money, at the expense of the tourists, on everything. What happens in Vegas, won't stay in Vegas. We intend to spread the word on what a rip off this was.

by JAM
You must be either a lousy hacker or an angry gambler who lost a lot of money, thank you very much for our no state income tax.
I have played over 50 courses in Vegas over the last 15 years and Painted Desert is one of the most consistent well kept places with some of the best greens in the valley. You must have just caught the course just prior to the two week of closure to re-seed the winter rye grass. I like it in September just before the closure because it reminds me of the kind of golf I played in Scotland. Man I just hate HACKERS, don't you?

by sean s hogue
Painted Desert is a wonderful course and I recommend it to EVERYONE,a truly beautiful desert/traditional layout.And the price is right.