Siena Golf Club
Set against the Spring Mountains in Summerlin South, Siena blends guard-gated 55+ living with an 18-hole championship course just steps from residents’ doors. Developed between 2000 and 2006, the community holds roughly 2,000 homes, many of them single-story designs that frame fairway and mountain views. The Siena Golf Club, crafted by Brian Curley and Lee Schmidt, favors smart shot placement over raw distance, with scattered pot bunkers and slightly raised greens keeping each round interesting. Away from the tee box, neighbors connect at a clubhouse offering a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, a salon and spa, a library, a ballroom and a ceramics studio, along with pickleball and tennis. Annual traditions such as a New Year’s Eve gala keep the calendar lively, while quick 215 Beltway access puts shopping, dining and medical care close at hand.
FAQs
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Who is eligible to live in Siena?
Siena is an age-restricted community for active adults 55 and older, which also means there’s no public school zoning tied to these homes.
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Do I need to be a resident to play the course?
No. Siena operates as a daily-fee course that welcomes outside golfers, but homeowners enjoy reduced rates as a perk of living in the community.
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Is the course a good fit for casual golfers?
Yes. With six sets of tees ranging from just under 5,000 yards to about 6,850 yards on a par-72 layout, players can choose a length that suits their game. Expect a collared shirt and no denim under the dress code.
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What kinds of homes are available?
Most residences are single-family, and Sun Colony is the neighborhood’s premium pocket, offering the community’s biggest single-level floor plans at roughly 2,200 to 3,200-plus square feet, an extra guard gate, and frontage on the golf course.
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How close is Siena to the rest of Las Vegas?
Downtown Summerlin is roughly five minutes away, and the Strip is reachable in about 20 minutes, making it easy to enjoy city amenities while living in a quieter setting.
