Golf Guide · Siena Las Vegas

Siena Golf Club — The Complete Resident Guide

Schmidt-Curley design · Membership options · Outside play · Honest assessment · 6 min read

The Schmidt-Curley designed golf course is one of Siena's signature features — and one of the primary reasons golfers choose Siena over the larger Sun City communities that don't have an included single golf course with resort setting. Here's what golfers buying at Siena should know before purchasing.

The Course

Siena Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by golf course architects Schmidt-Curley Design — the same firm responsible for high-profile international resort courses. The Siena course is set within the community's Tuscan-themed architecture and landscape, giving it a distinctly resort feel that differentiates it from standard suburban Las Vegas courses. The course features Lake Siena and water features on several holes.

Challenge level: moderate-to-difficult for higher handicappers, rewarding for mid-handicap golfers. The course is not a walk-in-the-park executive layout — it rewards course management and accurate iron play. Consistent with Siena's overall premium positioning, the course is maintained to a higher standard than most Las Vegas 55+ community golf.

Membership and Access

Golf at Siena is not included in the HOA fee. Membership and green fees are purchased separately. Siena accepts outside play — the course functions as a semi-public facility that generates commercial revenue from non-residents. This means weekend morning tee-times in peak season (October–April) require advance booking, as outside players compete with residents for desirable times.

Membership options typically include annual individual and couple memberships with unlimited or specified rounds. Per-round green fees are available for non-members. Request current pricing from the Siena Golf Club pro shop directly — pricing is dynamic and subject to change.

Siena Golf vs Other Las Vegas 55+ Community Golf

CommunityGolfCoursesIncluded in HOAGolf Setting
SienaSiena Golf Club18-hole championshipNo — separate membershipBest resort aesthetic
Sun City SummerlinEagle Crest, Highland Falls, Palm Valley3 courses (9+18+18)No — separateMountain backdrop views
Sun City AnthemRevere Golf ClubTwo 18-hole coursesNo — semi-publicBlack Mountain terrain
Siena vs SummerlinSiena: 1 premium courseSummerlin: 3 coursesBoth separateSiena aesthetic wins; Summerlin volume wins
The golfer's decision between Siena and Sun City Summerlin: do you want one premium golf experience with a resort aesthetic, or access to three courses with more scheduling flexibility? Daily golfers who want variety tend toward Summerlin's three options. Golfers who play 3–4 times per week on one well-maintained course in a beautiful setting tend toward Siena. Neither is objectively better — they optimize for different golf lifestyles.

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