7 Best Las Vegas Golf Courses (Maps, Rates & Photos)
Due to our great weather, golfing in Las Vegas is one of the city’s most popular pastimes and is a huge draw for visiting tourists. The Las Vegas valley is home to over 50 golf courses, and Vegas being Vegas, some of them are downright spectacular!
So let’s narrow down the field a bit and take a look at the seven best Las Vegas golf courses available to the public.
We’ll break down where to find them, show you an interactive aerial view of each course so you can get an overview, discuss the rates to play, as well as some pros and cons of each of these top Las Vegas golf courses.
Before we get started, here’s a map showing the location of each one of these top golf courses in the Las Vegas valley.
1. Chimera Golf Club (Henderson)
Interactive, aerial map of Chimera Golf Club
The Chimera Golf Club at Tuscany was built in 2003 by Ted Robinson Jr. This is an 18-hole desert golf course that is open all year round. It’s a par-72 course, and the full length of the course covers 6,906 yards. The busiest times of the day at Chimera are between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm.
This golf course offers some great Las Vegas Strip views, plus you can see Mount Charleston in the distance. It also has a bar and restaurant called Slice 19 Bar and Grill.
Chimera Golf Club Rates: The cost will vary depending on different factors, such as if you are prepaying and if you are a resident of the community or not. The typical range is between $20 and $100.
Location: Formerly known by the name Tuscany Golf Club, this club is located at 901 Olivia Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89011 (google map directions). It’s about a half-hour drive from the Las Vegas Strip to this location.
Pros: This golf club does have carts and clubs available for rent, and there is a golf shop for any additional golf gear you might need. The staff and service here are incredible. There is also a pavilion available for hosting weddings and other large-scale events. If you don’t want to golf, no worries! The restaurant is open to the public, and the prices are actually pretty reasonable.
Cons: No metal spikes are allowed on the course, so you have to make sure your shoes do not include those. Be sure to check the dress code before you go, so you can be sure to follow all their guidelines. Many courses don’t allow certain clothing (such as gym clothes or denim), so it’s important to know what each one allows. No caddies are available for service here, and some groups are only allowed with permission.
- Chimera golf course tour
- Photos of Chimera Golf Club (google images)
- Book a tee time
2. Cascata Golf Club (Boulder City)
Interactive, aerial map of Cascata golf course.
Cascata is Italian for “waterfall,” which is a fitting name for the scenery surrounding this golf club because there is a 418-foot waterfall that flows down the nearby mountainside. It then turns into a river that flows through the property of the golf course. The river itself goes directly through the course’s clubhouse.
Cascata is an 18-hole golf course designed by Rees Jones and opened in 2000. It’s a par-72 course with a length of 7,137 yards, and its busiest times are between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm. People usually spend about 4 to 5 hours on this course. The Tuscan-style clubhouse includes a restaurant (reservations are required) as well as a bar, pro shop, and cigar lounge.
Some notable awards the golf course has received are #2 in “Best Courses You Can Play – Nevada” for the past 7 years in a row, according to Golfweek, and last year they won #4 of “Golfer’s Choice: Best of Nevada” according to Golf Advisor.
Cascata Golf Rates: Prepaying and reserving a time beforehand will impact the cost, but for a group of 2 to 4 players, it will be about $400 to $550.
Location: This course is about a half-hour away from the Las Vegas Strip and is found at 1 Cascata Dr, Boulder City, NV 89005 (google map directions).
Pros: This golf course has a great landscape; there are deep canyon walls on each side that frame each hole and a view of Red Mountain. Caddies are available for service here, and they are required. They also have a space available in the golf clubhouse for hosting weddings and other special events.
Cons: This is something that can possibly be seen as a con, but carts are required on the course – there are no exceptions. When it comes to online reviews, this golf course doesn’t show up as well in terms of service, although people say the food and conditions are pretty great.
Compared to many other golf courses in the area, this course is super expensive. Denim of any kind is strictly prohibited here a well; proper golf attire must be worn at all times.
- Cascata golf course tour
- Photos of Cascata Golf Club (google images)
- Book a tee time
Related: Renting Golf Clubs in Las Vegas (Cost & Where To Rent)
3. Angel Park Golf Course (Las Vegas)
Interactive, aerial map of Angel Park Golf Club.
Angel Park golf course is one of the more popular courses in the entire Las Vegas area. Designed by Arnold Palmer, a renowned professional golfer, the course opened in 1990 and sits at an elevation of 3000 feet. Within the beautiful clubhouse, you’ll find Nino’s Kitchen.
The restaurant boasts breathtaking views of the golf club’s courses. This golf club has received many awards. Perhaps the most impressive among them is being the recipient of the title “Best Golf Course in Las Vegas” for 14 out of the past 15 years.
Angel Park Golf Course Rates: Some factors that influence its cost are being prepaid and having a membership card. Golfing rates for the different courses (see below) ranges from about $25 to $75.
For rentals, it’s $55 normally, $39 for twilight reservations without balls, and $19 without balls for the Cloud 9 (par 3) course. The Devine 9 putting course specifically costs $4 for people under 17 and at or over 65, with the rest costing $5.
Location: This particular course is about a 20-minute drive from the Las Vegas Strip. It can be found at 100 South Rampart Blvd Las Vegas, Nevada 89145 (google map directions).
Pros: There are several courses available at this golf club providing golfers options. The 4 featured courses are the:
- Palm Course – Par 3-5 course
- Mountain Course – Par 4-5 course
- Cloud Nine Short Course – 12 holes and lit for evening play
- The Divine 9 (which is a challenging putting course, also lit for night play)
The dress code is a little more relaxed than at other golf clubs. Casual attire, meaning nice jeans, is permitted at Angel Park. This course also features an award-winning practice facility. Rentals are available at this club.
Angel Park also serves as a venue for weddings or other special events. Not only is Nino’s Kitchen available to the public, but they can also be reserved to host parties and other events.
Cons: Due to its affordable pricing, Angel Park Golf Club caters to both the serious and the occasional golfer. If you’re looking for a more private experience, you may want to look elsewhere. Most of the rentals include golf balls, however, not all of them are this way. You’ll either have to bring your own or purchase some at the golf club. Non-metal spikes are required on all the courses.
- Angel Park golf course tours: Mountain Course, Palm Course, Cloud 9 Course,
- Photos of Angel Park Golf Club (google images)
- Book a tee time
4. Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort
Interactive, aerial map of Las Vegas Paiute Resort.
The Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort opened in 1995 with only its original course, Snow Mountain, and a tent for a clubhouse. It has grown and flourished since then and now features 3 incredible championship golf courses.
The Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort is designed by the World Golf Hall of Fame architect Pete Dye. Each of the 18 hole and par 72 courses provide a true oasis in the Nevadan desert.
Paiute Golf Course Rates: The price to play at this golf resort depends on which course you’re playing and the time of year, day of the week, and time of day you’re golfing. The cost of a round of golf at the resort ranges from $69 to $209.
They also offer a 20% discount if you come back and play again within 30 days. Rental clubs are $70 per set until 2:00 pm and include 2 sleeves of golf balls. After 2:00 pm, rentals are $40 and do not include golf balls.
Location: Located 25 minutes from the Strip, the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort can be found at 10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89124 (google map directions).
Pros: Like many other golf courses, the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort can serve as a venue for weddings or other private events. Surrounded by the Sheep and Spring Mountains, the resort provides a perfect backdrop and true desert oasis for any Las Vegas golf trip or event.
Another service offered at this resort is an instruction course from PGA golfers Tom Fischer and David Woodin. The resort also offers free overnight golf club storage for those golfers who will be playing multiple days. Their clubhouse restaurant offers a menu with many options and some breathtaking views to go with your meal.
Cons: The dress code here is pretty standard. No denim or metal spikes on golf shoes are allowed on the courses. The courses here also tend to be a bit more expensive than some of the other local courses.
- Paiute golf course tours: Snow Mountain, Sun Mountain, The Wolf
- Photos of Paiute Golf Resort (google images)
- Book a tee time
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5. Bali Hai Golf Club (Las Vegas)
Interactive, aerial map of Bali Hai Golf Club.
Bali Hai Golf Club is the only championship golf course on the famous Las Vegas Strip itself! The golf club provides a unique experience with its Balinese-themed restaurant and course. The atmosphere of Vegas is certainly present at this facility.
This course was designed by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley in 2000. The course is a par-71 measuring 7,001 yards and includes amazing views of the mega-resorts on the Strip. It has been named one of the “Top 50 Resort Courses” in Golf Digest.
Bali Hai Golf Club Rates: As with many golf courses, the price to play at Bali Hai varies depending on the season and time of day. The prices range from $99 to $199. There are also discounts offered to Clark Country residents who are members of the “Vegas In-Club.”
Location: Bali Hai Golf Club is located right on the Vegas Strip at 5160 S. Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119 (google map directions).
Pros: Being located right on the Las Vegas Strip makes the Bali Hai course extremely convenient for out-of-town guests, and the views of the Strip from the fairway are amazing! As golf outings go, this club is hard to beat!
Caddies are not required at Bali Hai Golf Club, but professional caddies are available if you wish. Rental clubs are also available at this golf club, so you don’t have to travel with your own set of clubs to enjoy a round of golf. In addition to these services, PGA Members are available for private instruction and lessons.
There is also a restaurant called Cili, which is open for lunch 7 days a week. The restaurant setting is Balinese-themed providing a brief escape from the lights of the Strip. The Bali Hai Golf Club can also serve as a venue for weddings and other private events.
Cons: Residents of Las Vegas are given some perks that non-residents aren’t given. Members of the Vegas In-Club are given preferred prices, tee times, and other special offers not made available to visitors. There is only one course at the Bali Hai Golf Club, limiting your options if you want to play several courses.
- Bali Hai golf course tour
- Photos of Bali Hai Golf Club (google images)
- Book a tee time
6. TPC Las Vegas Golf Course
Interactive, aerial map of TPC Las Vegas golf course.
The TPC Las Vegas golf course, previously known as TPC Canyons, was designed for PGA golfers, making it a popular golf destination for PGA Tour players, celebrities, and amateur golfers alike. The course opened in 1996 and has been named one of the “Best Places to Play” by Golf Digest.
This par 71, 18-hole course is 7,104 yards long and shows off some of the beautiful landscapes surrounding Las Vegas. This course offers golfers the type of experience that is typically reserved for the pros.
TPC Las Vegas Golf Rates: The price to play this course ranges from $125 to $230. This will change depending on the day and time you decide to play. There are also discounts offered to those who live in Clark County.
Location: TPC Las Vegas Golf Course is about 20 minutes away from the Strip. It can be found at 9851 Canyon Run Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89144 (google map directions).
Pros: This course provides top-notch service and an experience that makes you feel like a pro. It was designed for PGA golfers, which means that you can see what it’s like to golf like a pro.
There is also a restaurant at the course which offers beautiful panoramic views of the Red Rock Canyon. There are also indoor and outdoor venues available for private events. Rental clubs are also available at this course.
Cons: This is a challenging course designed for professionals. If you are new to golf, this may not be the best place to start. It may prove to be a challenge and may even be discouraging for beginners. This course is also more expensive than other courses. The dress code for this course is strict, and no denim is allowed. It is designed for professionals, and they expect their guests to look the part as well.
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7. Las Vegas National Golf Course
Interactive, aerial map of Las Vegas National Golf Course.
The Las Vegas National Golf Course provides golfers with an enjoyable experience that is challenging yet fit for all skill levels. This is a traditional 18-hole and par-71 course, which includes water hazards, sand bunkers, and hundreds of trees (pretty rare for desert courses).
It was designed in 1961 and has hosted several PGA and LPGA events. Tiger Woods even played this course and completed a 1-under par 70 at this location.
Las Vegas National Golf Course Rates: Just as with other courses, the price to play at Las Vegas National Golf Course depends on the season, day, and time you play. The prices typically range from $39 to $139. There are also discounts offered to those golfers who are residents of Clark County.
Location: This golf course can be found about 12 minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip at 1911 E Desert Inn Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (google map directions).
Pros: Las Vegas National Golf Course is home to The Rat Pack Bar & Grill. This restaurant is open to the general public. You can enjoy a meal on the green even if you’re not a golfer. Rental clubs and golf lessons are also services offered at this course.
The course is friendly to beginners while still providing a challenge for golfers of all skill levels. There are also venues available for special events such as weddings.
Cons: There are discounts offered to those golfers who are residents of Clark County. Unfortunately, if you aren’t a local, you’re not eligible for these discounts. Las Vegas National Golf Course also asks that all golfers adhere to their dress code policy while visiting their course.
- Las Vegas National Golf Course tour
- Photos of Las Vegas National Golf Course (google images)
- Book a tee time
Final Thoughts
And there you have it, Las Vegas’s best golf courses open to the public.
The courses detailed above provide not only challenging golfing for every skill level, but some of the most beautiful scenery found in and around Las Vegas to go along with it.
