I was surprised! I was expecting a course in a Del Webb housing development to be a short, easy, relatively flat layout. I could not have been more wrong! Yes, the course runs throughout a Webb hou... Continue »

I was surprised! I was expecting a course in a Del Webb housing development to be a short, easy, relatively flat layout. I could not have been more wrong! Yes, the course runs throughout a Webb housing development. No, it is not short, not easy, and anything but a flat layout. This course plays 7100 yards from the tips, there are long forced carries and blind shots off the tees. It is not an easy layout, and is anything but flat. Elevation changes range from elevated tees, to elevated greens. The course winds it way through a development, but never do you feel like you are in a housing project. Instead, it appears as if they laid out a fantastic course . . and then put the houses down! The staff is very good, from the greeting when you arrive, to the starter (Jack was fantastic) . . to the kids that clean your clubs after the round. We saw the cart girl probably 5-6 times and she was always talkative and friendly. The course stands up well to any I've played. It's a desert layout complete with wildlife (saw a pair of bobcats on #2), and great views of the strip. The conditions were very good. The fairways were lush and green, but you did get some roll. The greens were quick but rolled very true. The sand in the bunkers was soft and fluffy. I'll definately put this course on my "play again when in Vegas" list!