Boulder Creek Golf Club

This facility has three great nines. The original two are the best. The courses are always in good shape.

The course was in fantastic shape today. Boulder Creek boasts 3 nine hole courses in Boulder City. The greens were well manicured and the fairways and tee boxes were in great shape as well. I’ve played here numerous times and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good track.

I’m reviewing the food in the restaurant at Boulder Creek. Have eaten lunch here a couple of times and the variety available was more than sufficient & the food was good. The best breakfasts in Boulder City, in my humble opinion, however. Excellent Huevos Rancheros served with fresh slices of avocado and completely delicious. The cook here definitely knows how to cook eggs perfectly and the diversity of the breakfast menu is terrific. My only reason for less than 5 stars is that I want to see a chicken or turkey sausage on this menu instead of just pork. The coffee is okay as I prefer a dark roast which this is not, just your typical blend. Waitstaff is always friendly, especially my favorite, Linda. Always a pleasure to see her smiling and accommodating face. Open to everyone to eat here, don’t need to be a member. People of BC need to check this out as a place for a serene and delicious breakfast.

Played El Dorado and Coyote Run here last week. What a great course! I think Coyote Run is a better 9, but that’s just because there were more holes with water hazards. Both were fun though. Fairways were a little burnt out, but that’s to be expected in Nevada. The greens, however, were quick and smooth. Every hole had great qualities to it and there was a good mix of long and short holes. I have to say the bunker placement on tee shots were well placed (or not so much if you don’t like fairway bunkers). It makes for a tough course depending on the tee box you play from. There were good elevation changes and no houses on the property. The last hole we played, #9 on Coyote Run, was beautiful with trouble lurking everywhere. And the best thing about this course was it took about 4 hours to play 18 holes on a Sunday. I’ll take that anywhere. Definitely a track to visit if you’re in the Las Vegas area especially for the price.
One cool thing were the skydivers constantly floating above our heads. There is an airport/​drop area right next to Coyote Run. We were able to get some great pictures of them parachuting down.

Played here again September duing 2013 Las Vegas golf Maintenace schedule and its very difficult to find value in courses no matter where you play. This course a bit out of town near Cascata was a pleasant suprise.
Small club house and local bar type pub inside was more than suffcient and the practice area was again fine.
Nice layout plush fairways and front nine (Then have 3 here) Eldorado was nice layout with a straitforward no nonsense golf course very well maintained.
Appears some issues with Coyote 9 as greens were in Average to poor shape which is a shame since the layout was very nice.
Staff limited so nothing great here to say but overall a nice day espcially for the price points.

Nice course. Gold tees. It’s very scenic out on the horizon in every direction. At 2500 ft elevation, hitting into the wind every shot. Smooth greens, medium pace. Will def return

Played on Saturday, April 27, 2013. The layout of the two nines that I played were top notch (Coyote Run, El Dorado). Greens and fairways were plush. Everything about the course was excellent. It rivals tougher courses like Coyote Springs or Legacy if played from the tips. No holes were stacked on one another or were winding through houses like at many courses in Vegas. All around a great value and a very nice golf course. My only complaint about my round was that all of the par 3’s were about the same length as they had the tees set up that day.
Wish I would have started playing there sooner!