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The Mountain Course is desert golf at its finest. This course winds through rolling desert terrain and dense stands of native desert vegetation to cover 6,722 yards. This par 71 course is challenging enough for the most seasoned golfer, yet forgiving enough for those of us who aren’t PGA professionals. At an elevation of nearly 3,000 feet, the Mountain Course boasts spectacular views of Spring Mountain, Red Rock Mountain and the Las Vegas skyline.

The Palm Course is ideal for all levels of golfers, especially beginning and intermediate, but with enough challenge for even the best golfers in your group. This beautiful course is a reminder of Las Vegas courses of old. The wide fairways and multiple tee placements are idea for beginning and intermediate golfers, but you’ll need plenty of distance off the tees and lots of finesse to tackle the rolling greens.

Sept trous le long du « Intracoastal Waterway » marquent ce parcours du Barefoot Resort dessiné par nul autre que Greg Norman. Encadrée par la végétation d’origine du lieu, chaque trou met en valeur la beauté de ses paysages naturels. Combiné avec des verts complexes et des aires d’allées qui vous mène dans le sable, le parcours Norman représente un défi superbe pour tous les golfeurs.

Snow Mountain is the original course at Paiute Golf Resort, and may very well be the toughest. Pete Dye’s design has golfers of all levels battling it out and hitting up golf packagers to make this part of their Las Vegas golf package.

Just 30 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, Snow Mountain is often considered the course to play at the 54-hole Paiute Resort, and with good reason. You’ll be playing on a course that is tailor made to its natural setting, but with one exception – the water. It starts with a par 3 to a peninsula green at No. 16, works to a tough par 5 at No. 17 and finishes with a par 4 that seems to wrap itself around a lake as much as dogleg left it at No. 18. It’s truly an amazing set of holes that finish of a superb day of golf.

With incredibly scenic views of Sin City as well as the mountains, Snow Mountain will dazzle players from the first hole, however. And with impeccable conditioning and brilliant service, you’ll see why the Snow Mountain Course at Paiute Golf Resort is a must play for those that make Las Vegas their No. 1 golf destination.

At Paiute Golf Resort, players have a choice of three Pete Dye-designed courses in this 54-hole golf wonderland. And while Snow Mountain and the Wolf Course get raves for their difficulty of play, there are many who will quickly agree that Sun Mountain is easily the most scenic of the three golf courses.

GolfDigest Best Places to PlayGreenskeeper Best Value Sun Mountain is the largely forgotten golf course of the trio, but golf packagers still get plenty of traveling golfers looking to take their swings at this brilliant Dye design. Here you get the best of both worlds – brilliant scenery without the usual Dye scorecard savagery. The looks to the mountains can be stunning. The blue water in the man-made lakes glistens in the afternoon sun. The Joshua trees are memorable. It all makes for a fantastic round of golfer against nature.

Sun Mountain’s great scenery and relatively forgiving nature make it popular with groups and others looking to have a memorable round of golf in Las Vegas, one of the nation’s great golf destinations. Meticulous conditioning makes it even more of a draw, along with the famous service that players receive at Paiute Golf Resort. From the clubhouse to the final hole, you’ll quickly see why Sun Mountain is one of Paiute Golf resort’s, and Las Vegas’s surprises.

Coming in at an amazing 7,604 yards from the tips, the Wolf Course at Paiute Golf Resort will have golfers wondering what hit them. Luckily, with several sets of tees, its a course where high-handicapper can play alongside scratch golfer, but for golfers looking for a challenge, famed golf architect Pete Dye has given them just that.

GolfDigest Best Places to PlayGreenskeeper Best Value With the Wolf Course, Dye truly unleashes his full set of skills, taking advantage of desert mystique, combined with the ringing mountains that change color throughout the course of a round, to somehow merge a mercurial round of golf with a moving desert experience. It is desert golf of the highest order at the Wolf Course, and locals and travelers are making sure to take their own bite out of the Wolf at this World-Class golf destination.

But aside from the challenges that await at this often ruthless course, players will enjoy the immaculate conditioning, as well as the quality service that Paiute Golf Resort has become famous for over the years.

So when checking with your golf packager, make sure to get a round in at the Wolf Course – if you feel brave enough to tackle Pete Dye’s toughest run.

In the heart of northwest Las Vegas lies Painted Desert Golf Club. Designed by Jay Morrish and former home of the Nevada Open, this golf course offers a true test of skill. Set within a natural desert habitat, Painted Desert Golf Club features challenging greens, glistening lakes and spectacular views of the surrounding Spring Mountains. The tee boxes and fairways are separated by native vegetation, and the greens are guarded by lakes and bunkers, making Painted Desert a challenge for golfers of all skill levels, yet it is forgiving enough to be enjoyable for the beginner golfer. Painted Desert Golf Club is a jewel in the desert, a true oasis and a must play.

The Concord Course at Revere, opening in 2002 is the newest course at the Revere at Anthem facility. In comparison to the Lexington, the Concord Course has more room in the fairways and around the greens. The front nine is shorter but you will be dazzled by the elevated tee shots! The back nine while more traditional is also blessed with spectacular desert and mountain views!

The Lexington Course, the first of two courses at the club is a Greg Nash & Billy Casper design, opened in 1999. From its perch overlooking the valley, you will be inspired by the views to the Vegas Strip and surrounding mountains.

Set among the rolling foothills of the Black Mountain Range in Las Vegas, the new Rio Secco Golf Club provides a world-class golf experience unlike any other. 18 Hole Championship Course Designed by Rees Jones, Golf World Magazine’s 1995 “Golf Architect of the Year” and mastermind behind over 100 of the world’s most fabulous courses, the Rio Secco provides both stunning scenery and challenging play. With breathtaking surroundings and natural beauty all about, this course provides a golf experience that is simply nonpareil.

From the natural beauty of the Nevada desert, golf’s greatest major champion has crafted The Golf Club at SouthShore.

With its dramatic elevation changes, superb conditioning and nuanced greens, the Jack Nicklaus Signature Course ignites a golfer’s passion and provides a peaceful escape. High points towering upwards of 350 feet provide jaw-dropping views of the rugged terrain framing the course and neighboring Lake Las Vegas. Framed by the desert, hills and generous trees, SouthShore challenges you to shape shots and choose options, an attribute showcased during the former Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge in which three players from the LPGA, PGA and Champions Tours competed. SouthShore was #6 on Golf Digest’s ranking of Best New Private Courses in 1996, #45 on Golfweek’s list of Best Residential Courses, and #88 on Golfweek’s ranking of Best Modern Courses in 2006.

Golf in Las Vegas, here is your best bet! Designed by acclaimed golf course architect Arthur Hills, The Legacy Golf Club is an 18-hole, desert jewel highlighted by manicured playing conditions, multi-tiered fairways and large undulating greens.

Stretching 7,233 yards from the professional tees, this memorable layout is a strong challenge for the scratch player, yet also accommodates the novice with well-spaced tee boxes and generous landing areas. And speaking of tee boxes, the 10th hole at The Legacy may be the most recognizable in all of Las Vegas.

Each tee box is in the shape of playing cards suits: Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs and Spades. Also notorious at this premier facility, is the “Devil’s Triangle.” Holes 11, 12, and 13 make for a devilish trio of exciting challenges. The Legacy has become synonymous in Las Vegas for providing country club-style services and amenities. In fact, The Legacy Golf Club was selected as one of the “Top 10 Courses You Can Play” in Nevada, by Golf Digest.

Since opening in 1996, the TPC Las Vegas golf course (previously TPC at The Canyons) has some of the richest PGA TOUR history in all of Las Vegas. From 1996-2006, the TPC Las Vegas hosted the Shriner’s Hospitals for Children Open, the Bard Capital Challenge and the Las Vegas Senior Classic. During that time, some of the world’s best golfers and major title winners — Phil Mickelson, John Daly, Hale Irwin and Jim Furyk — have graced the fairways of the TPC Las Vegas.

But you don’t have to be a PGA TOUR pro to get a tee time at TPC Las Vegas. If you’re planning your Las Vegas golf vacation, TPC Las Vegas is open to the public as well as resort guests. Golfers only need be willing to put their skills to the test on these uniquely challenging fairways—and experience PGA TOUR-quality standards of the game firsthand.

The TPC Las Vegas golf course offers an incomparable level of play and challenge for every skill set. The club’s par-71, 7,104 yard championship golf course designed by acclaimed architect Bobby Weed and World Golf Hall of Famer Raymond Floyd, is commonly referred to as “desert elegance.”

TPC Las Vegas is one of the few Las Vegas golf courses which offers the option for men and women to play the course from a blended tee yardage.

Wolf Creek Golf Club strives to deliver the ultimate golf experience to each and every guest. As you are called to the first tee and look down towards the green, you notice a one of a kind canvas. The detail of the striped emerald green fairway below, lined with brilliant white sand bunkers, you instantly know that Wolf Creek is a special place. This is only a small sample of what is yet to come. As you navigate the elevation drops and wandering canyons, you wonder how they create this miraculous golf course, each hole unto its own. After finishing all eighteen holes, you are hard pressed to come up with just one signature hole and more often than not amazed with the picturesque beauty of the course rather than the score you shot.

Since opening in 2000, golfers from all over the world have travelled to Wolf Creek Golf Club in Mesquite, Nevada to experience a one of a kind golf adventure. With regularity, Wolf Creek is mentioned as a bucket list course with other courses such as Pebble Beach, Black Wolf Run, and Bandon Dunes. Many major golf publications have ranked Wolf Creek as one of the top public courses in the country. From 2008-2015, Wolf Creek has been a feature course on EA Sports Tiger Woods and the new Rory McIlroy PGA Tour video game. In 2011, Wolf Creek won the prestigious Fan Choice Award naming Wolf Creek the favorite golf course to play by golf fans worldwide.

Reflection Bay Golf Club is set on luxurious Lake Las Vegas, located 15 minutes east of the Las Vegas Strip. A 320 acre man-made lake, Lake Las Vegas is the centerpiece of this high-end residential resort community. Built in 1998, Reflection Bay Golf Club was designed by 18 time Major winner Jack Nicklaus. The course is designated as a prestigious Jack Nicklaus Signature Design, the only such course located in the state of Nevada. Reflection Bay played host to the Wendy’s 3Tour Challenge from 1998 to 2007, showcasing the talents of such champions as Bubba Watson, Fred Couples, John Daly and Phil Mickelson.