Peccole Ranch

@seethingsage

33

Narrow course in an extremely well manicured and maintained green space between rows of houses and businesses. We had to wait for a few walkers to pass by. But since we played just after lunch on a weekday, it wasn't too bad, and the people I interacted with were pleasant. I would say this course is not for total beginners. Due to tree cover and the narrowness of the fairways, you can't yank your discs way up into the air. If you do, your disc may go over one of the tall fences that line both sides of most of the fairways. But you can still let some shots rip if you have decent control of your nose angle and disc flight in general. I think it's a pretty neat course to play if you get the chance to. I've never played anywhere quite like it. The info about this course not being cart friendly is simply wrong. I played with a local, and he had a cart, and it was VERY easy for him to pull it throughout the entire course — both on the paved paths and in the grass.. I also wonder how it is that dogs aren't allowed, when I saw several people walking their dogs on the paths and on the grass on the course with their dogs. FYI, park on the street as close as you can to Hole 1 when driving south on Apple Dr. There are plenty of spaces meant for you to park in along that whole section of the street.

@jacobgoldfarb

61

Wow! Can't say how impressed I am with the overall experience at this course. It may not be the longest, or the most challenging, but the setting is really unique and gorgeous. The course winds its way through the green space between housing developments, the grounds are kept up super nice, there are tons of mature trees, it's very serene. Super narrow fairways make you focus on tightening up your game. If I could only come to one course when visiting Vegas, with the exception of wildhorse, this would be it.