Highland Falls Golf Club

Highland Falls Golf Club in Las Vegas is truly amazing. We were able to get an earlier tee time and the staff was extremely accommodating. The course may have had some maintenance work on the greens, but the stunning views of the surrounding hills made up for it. The fairways were well-designed, with sloped sides that helped keep the ball in play. The customer service was top-notch, from the starter to the beverage cart on the course, as well as the restaurant staff and pro shop. Overall, we had a fantastic time at Highland Falls Golf Club.

I recently had the opportunity to dine at Highland Falls Golf Club in Las Vegas. The restaurant, located at the golf club, was not very crowded on the day of my visit, making seating easy to find. We were fortunate enough to have a table overlooking the falls, which added to the ambiance of the dining experience. The service we received was good and our orders were promptly taken care of. I ordered a burger and tater tots, which were satisfactory but nothing particularly outstanding. My companion, however, was disappointed with their quesadilla as it was lacking in cheese compared to their usual experience at the restaurant. Nonetheless, we do believe this may have been a one-off occurrence and not reflective of the usual quality of the food. One noteworthy aspect of our dining experience was the lack of pressure to leave, allowing us to enjoy our meal in a relaxing manner. Overall, I found Highland Falls Golf Club to be a pleasant place to dine and I do plan on returning in the future.

Highland Falls Golf Club is truly exceptional. After testing out numerous public golf courses in Vegas, Highland Falls stood out as the best. The staff generously provided us with complimentary range balls and even filled up my water cup for free. The course and range are stunning, with well-maintained fairways, pristine greens, and picturesque waterfalls - all for a reasonable price of $59. Each hole offers a unique challenge, and the elevated location provides breathtaking city views.

Wow. This place is incredible. We came from Dallas and arrived very early. They were happy to accommodate and earlier tee time. The course has been plugged on the greens but we were amazed by the beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Great course. The sides are sloped toward the fairway. I hit 5 fairways that I would’ve normally been in the rough. We had so much fun. The starter, Marshall, beverage girl on the course, restaurant staff, and pro shop were all 100% customer service friendly.

It’s sad to admit, but as a lifelong resident of Las Vegas, this was my first time playing Highland Falls. For whatever reason I had, making the trip out to the North Summerlin area was just never on my list of things I needed to do. I’m here to confess that was a big mistake. When you show up at the course, there isn’t a lot of hype to get you pumped up for the round. The parking lot and clubhouse are reminiscent of a senior citizen fitness center commonly found in the retirement communities around the valley. But once you leave that part of the property and get to the golf, things get enticing. I’ll take a step back; the clubhouse or “Pro Shop” is very lackluster. A very small sampling of apparel and a few clubs is what you get in a minimal space. You can tell right away Highland Falls is a neighborhood golf course and not a Vegas destination resort. That’s where the mundane and blandness ends for the course. The practice facility was a shock to me. It’s set up perfectly with many targets to aim at, and they’re spaced out to give you a variety of distances to fire at. The chipping green is large and has a bunker to work on your sand game. The putting green is also a great size, and there is a second one near the first tee. I liked that they had some music playing out on the range. Nothing over the top, but just enough to make the environment inviting. You can see from the photos the course was in typical Vegas winter conditions. Dormant rough and patchy but playable fairways. The greens were outstanding, though, and for a community golf course, that was a surprise. A lot of my golf is played at Revere, and their members are notorious for leaving pitch marks. That wasn’t the case at Highland Falls. The routing is very similar to the other course in the area, Palm Valley. What Highland Falls offers that Palm Valley can’t touch are the views. When you cross over to the back nine, a few holes in, you start the accent up the hill, and you’re rewarded with some of the best views I’ve ever seen from a Las Vegas golf course. In my opinion, the most scenic views you’ll find are at Rio Secco, Revere, and Bears Best. However, Highland Falls is now included on that list. I had no idea there were so many incredible views out here. The golf course isn’t overly challenging. For the first time playing it, I wasn’t out of position or confused about the holes. It’s pretty much right in front of you the entire round, so don’t be passive, swing away! Highland Falls was a blast, and I won’t be turning down any future invites to play there. I can highly recommend making a tee time here. I don’t think anyone would be upset with the time spent on this course. I am looking forward to playing the course when it’s not dormant. I’ll be curious to see if I still feel the same way when the balls are not running out, and the rough is more penalizing.

Nice golf course for all types of golfers. Friendly staff. Nice practice facility.