Las Vegas

The crown jewel of the Paiute complex — Pete Dye design stretched across the open Mojave with stunning desert terrain and superb conditioning.

Pete Dye's companion course at Paiute — equally dramatic desert setting with a slightly more forgiving layout and beautiful red-rock surroundings.

The third and most challenging of the Paiute trio — longer and more exposed, with fierce desert carries and wide-open Mojave views.

Raymond Floyd design in the McDowell Mountains — TPC-caliber conditioning, dramatic boulder-framed fairways, and one of Vegas's most prestigious public-access rounds.

Rees Jones masterpiece in Boulder City — a waterfall, a massive clubhouse, and jaw-dropping desert canyon scenery. Consistently ranked among America's best public courses.

Mesquite's famous desert marvel — carved into red-rock cliffs with gravity-defying fairways and some of the most visually stunning holes in the country.

Jack Nicklaus signature design on the shores of Lake Las Vegas — the only lakeside course in the Vegas area, with lush green fairways contrasting the surrounding desert.

Boulder City canyon course with dramatic desert elevation — a consistent favourite among visiting groups.

Companion layout to Lexington — similarly scenic desert canyon terrain with a slightly different routing. Great two-course combo at one property.

The only golf course directly on the Las Vegas Strip — tropical-themed layout with palm trees and water features. More novelty than challenge, but unbeatable for location.

Tom Fazio's legendary private masterpiece — one of the most exclusive courses in America, built by Steve Wynn in the middle of the desert and open exclusively to MGM Resort hotel guests. Lush forest, flowing streams, and impeccable conditions in a place they had no business building it. A genuine bucket-list round.

Public desert course in northwest Las Vegas — well-maintained and a solid choice for an extra mid-week round.

Pine trees in the desert — a unique Bill Curley design with a distinctly different feel from the classic Mojave layouts. Centrally located near the Strip.

Sister course to Boulder Creek in Boulder City — an established 18-hole municipal layout that's been a longtime local favorite, operated under the same management.

Henderson public course about 20 minutes from the Strip — a solid mid-range round during peak hours, with afternoon and twilight rates that drop into budget territory.

North Las Vegas public course designed by Gary Panks — well-conditioned desert layout in a quieter corner of the metro, away from the Strip crowds.

18-hole public course in Boulder City — scenic desert and Lake Mead views, and one of the better budget plays within an easy drive of the Strip.

East-side Las Vegas public course about 15 minutes from the Strip — affordable, walkable, and a solid budget play for a quick mid-week round.

Executive-style public course in northwest Las Vegas — short, walkable, and one of the most affordable rounds in the metro for a casual mid-week 18.