Nice course for sure. Have to be staying at MGM property or invited to play. Lots of nice honeys everywhere. The comparisons to Augusta National are criminal. Not even close. But few are. Only problem I had with Shadow Creek was the clientele. All that matters is money or fame. So you can have a bunch of lousy , gang... More

Shadow Creek is a beautiful course, with pretty much every hole offering stunning views of the course itself with the mountains of Nevada as a backdrop. You'll pay for the pleasure, but the entire experience from entering the property, to getting ready to play, to playing and then celebrating is designed to ensure you enjoy your time at Shadow Creek.... More

Probably one of the nicest golf courses in all of America and I think most hard core golfers would probably agree with that statement. With that being said, the way I played the course would have disgusted most true golf enthusiasts. I think my caddy spent more time looking for my errant balls than doing anything else that day. I... More

This course is not public or private, it is invitation only. You cannot drive to this course you must be arrive in a limo, the likes of Jordan, Gretzky, Tiger, A List actors and most past presidents all have lockers in the locker room. This place is absolutely spectacular, I called it the Augusta of the west coast. Rare birds... More

As always best course in Vegas. However, normally I find an empty course and normally don't even see many other people. This time was different. Over 20 golfers on range. Couldn't play last hole because it was backed up with 5 groups waiting. If I wanted a public golf course experience I would play one for 40 bucks not 1k... More

My two brothers and i came from pebble and spyglass to vegas. we played early to beat the heat and the day was a wonder. limo to the course and locker room was amazing as was the practice range. very few people on the course and it was a FANTASTIC day. we had two birdies and an eagle on the... More

The course is breathtaking and feels like anything but Vegas. The staff is top-notch Be prepared to pay for the excellence though!! More

Played here in August of 2006. You must be a guest at an MGM/Mirage property to play here. The greens fee was $500, but that’s not as steep as it sounds when you consider that it includes round-trip hotel transfers by private limo, driving range, cart, clubs, snacks and drinks, and shoes. Service was top-notch, and you may use a... More

It is hard to believe that a $500 greens fee can be deemed a bargain, but this was quite simply the most awesome golf experience of my life. I have played Cypress Point, Pebble Beach, Pinehurst, Kiawah Ocean, TPC-Sawgrass and many others. Only Cypress Point remotely compares to the beauty and serenity of this course. Beg, borrow and steal if... More