Bali Hai is one of six Walters Golf courses in Las Vegas. Known for their lavish, uniquely themed layouts, Bali Hai is no different. It proves that you can go anywhere in the world in Vegas. In this case, Bali Hai transports golfers to the South Pacific. One of few courses located on the Strip, [...]

For diehard Jack Nicklaus fans looking through lists of Las Vegas golf courses, look no further than Bear's Best. Comprised of 18 of the most famous holes from Nicklaus' courses around the world, Bear's Best is as unique as the Las Vegas experience. Golfers shouldn't get too accustomed to the style of play or surroundings [...]

Designed by renowned golf course architect Rees Jones, Cascata Golf Course opened in 2000 and is already celebrated as one of the finest course designs in the world. Cascata Golf Course is the ultimate in privacy, luxury and uncompromising service. From the moment you arrive the accommodating staff is there to ensure you have an [...]

Desert Pines is one of six Walters Golf-owned golf courses in Las Vegas. Like its fellow public courses, Bali Hai and Royal Links, Desert Pines is a themed course that left to detail overlooked. Desert Pines is called the "Pinehurst of Las Vegas," and more than 4,000 pine trees make you fell like you're in [...]

The natural hills and valleys of the property give the course some challenging holes and rough topography. Some of these valleys have been turned into enormous desert washes and deep fairway bunkers. DragonRidge was designed by David Druzisky and Jay Morrish and opened in 2000. The water elements come into play early during the front [...]

The newer of two Fazio designed courses at Primm Valley, the Desert Course seamlessly intertwines its desert setting with manicured, deep green fairways and sparkling water features. Like the older Lakes Course, the Desert Course was recently named to Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Courses You Can Play.  The Desert Course offers narrower fairways and craggier [...]

The Lakes Course, opened in 1997, was named the eighth best new course in 1997 by Golf Digest and has received numerous awards for its service and conditioning. All the holes at the Lakes Course are lined with lush desert foliage and Fazio keeps the cart paths hidden from the tee boxes, giving the course [...]

Jack Nicklaus had a chance to let his imagination run wild in Sin City and it took him to Florida. Seemingly straight out of Palm Beach, Reflection Bay merges desert golf surroundings with a beach golf look and feel. It plays over the natural contours of the Lake Las Vegas property. The arroyos, waterfalls and [...]

One of two Bill Casper and Greg Nash-designed courses, the Concord plays like a desert course, but is lush and emerald green. The  Revere – Concord Course opened in 2002, three years after its cohort, the Lexington Course. Both courses are American Revolution themed. Holes like “One if by Land” and “Two if by Sea” [...]

The Lexington is one of two Billy Casper and Greg Nash-designed courses at Revere Golf Club, formerly The Revere at Anthem. The Lexington has a classic target golf layout. At 7,143 yards, The Lexington puts a premium on shot-making and not distance. A combination of tricky elements creates the difficulty at The Lexington. Most holes [...]

One of Vegas’ most dynamic desert layouts, Rio Secco is owned and operated by the Rio Hotel and Casino. This Rees Jones-designed course stretches to 7,332 yards and takes advantage of desert plateaus, washes and steep canyons. Most holes are built around one of these features, so choosing golf clubs for a trip to Rio [...]

A Walters Golf facility, Royal Links pays homage to some of the finest holes in British Open history. Royal Links gives golfers the chance to experience holes from Turnberry, Royal Troon, and St. Andrews in the same round. The holes are created with such accuracy, it’s said Tiger Woods could name each hole as he [...]

Like the newly opened Tuscany Golf Club, Siena Golf Club offers an Italian renaissance experience complete with a quarter-mile-long lake and cascading waterfalls. Sumptuous scenery and spacious fairways make Siena an entertaining and locally popular round of golf. Every hole has an Italian name and most feature natural rock outcroppings, palm trees and an unparalleled [...]

Snow Mountain calls itself a kinder, gentler Pete Dye design. There are still all the pot bunkers you can throw a club at, but this course does have wide fairways and larger greens. The Resort, owned by the Paiute Indians and built on the reservation, is among the most complete Las Vegas golf vacation destinations. [...]

Combining large elevation changes with waterfalls and lush scenery, Tom Weiskopf designed an alternately challenging and attractive course at Lake Las Vegas. The Resort at Lake Las Vegas is already a top destination for golfers planning a Las Vegas vacation. The addition of this breathtaking course should only increase its popularity. Located in Henderson, The [...]

TPC Las Vegas is tough enough for the pros and a great test for any golfer. Perhaps the most authentic desert course in Las Vegas, designers Ray Floyd and Bobby Weed were hesitant to disturb the course’s natural setting. They incorporated the property’s natural barrancas, arroyos, trees and desert ravines into the canyons. A lake adds [...]

Located a few miles west of Lake Las Vegas, Tuscany will be down the road from some very famous neighbors. But this Ted Robinson designed course should quickly begin tempting people to plan an extra stop during their golf vacations. Tuscany is different from many of Robinson’s well-known Palm Springs courses. While those courses are [...]

Wolf Creekat Paradise Canyon is nestled in stunning Mesquite, Nevada, an hour northeast of Vegas.  Wolf Creek isn’t just one of the most difficult courses in Nevada, but in the world. A slope of 154 made it the third most difficult course in the US when it opened in 2001. Yamaha even provided four-wheel drive golf [...]