Top Games in Nevada

Don't forget to check out the food options before you get to your seat! Some stands have way better deals than others. I stumbled upon a pizza stand that was surprisingly cheap.

I recommend using rideshare services like Uber or Lyft instead of parking. Parking is a total hassle and can cost you $30 or more. Just drop off near the entrance.

If you're going to catch a game, try to snag your tickets online a few weeks in advance. I found they can be a bit pricey at the door, and seating is limited

My advice is to bring your own water and snacks. The drinks and bites can be pricey at the center, and you'll want to stay hydrated out there!

I recommend checking the schedule in advance for any free courts, especially on weekends, to save some $$ on rentals.

I think investing in a yardage book or using a GPS app would be worth it. The course has some tricky holes, and it helped me save strokes.

I recommend booking your tee time in advance, especially if you're aiming for a weekend spot. It can get pretty busy, and you don’t want to be stuck waiting around

Bring plenty of water and snacks; the course is beautiful but can be quite hot. I neglected this and paid a premium for drinks at the turn. Learned my lesson!

Check out the pro shop; they often have sales on equipment and clothing. I picked up a stylish golf shirt for half the price. Score

Definitely check for any weekday games or events; they’re usually less crowded and tickets can be cheaper! I found a great deal on a Tuesday night game, way more enjoyable without the weekend craziness.

I suggest checking out promotions for family packs or group discounts on tickets online before heading there. I saved a bundle this way and had better seats than I expected!

If you’re looking for souvenirs, skip the main stores inside; they can be overpriced. Hit the nearby local shops after the game for better deals on team merch.

I recommend bringing a friend who knows how to play. I struggled a bit and having someone to show me the ropes would have made it more fun and less frustrating.

Try to grab a table near the pool tables. The vibe is much more fun and energetic, plus you can enjoy some friendly games with other visitors!

Try to go early, around 8 AM, when the courts are fresh and the sun isn’t too brutal. Playing later in the day was just too hot for me.

If you can, swing by the local grocery store before your visit instead of the on-site café. The food prices there were pretty steep, and I ended up spending way more than I expected.

I suggest bringing your own water bottle. The drinks inside can be pricey, and it's nice to stay hydrated on the courts! Plus, the fountain water is fine to refill.

I recommend booking your court in advance, especially on weekends. I got there and had to wait a while because they were packed!

My advice is to bring your own water bottle! They have good facilities, but the drink prices can add up and I wish I had saved a bit there. Plus, staying hydrated is key when you're playing in that Vegas heat!

I recommend checking out their schedule online before you go. Some classes can fill up fast, and you don't want to miss your chance to play. I got lucky, but I saw a few folks disappointed they couldn't join a session