13 Best Las Vegas Golf Courses Under $100 (Affordable!)
A Las Vegas golfing vacation can be a daunting experience for your wallet, with a round of golf at some Vegas golf courses running into the many hundreds of dollars! Fortunately, Las Vegas is home to dozens of more affordable golf courses, as well.
So let’s take a look at the 13 best Las Vegas golf courses under $100.
These beautiful golf club courses are sure to challenge even the most seasoned golfer, and do it without breaking the bank!
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1. Durango Hills Golf Club
Durango Hills Golf Club is an excellent choice for budget-conscious golfers. Designed by Lee Schmidt/Brian Curley, you will find 18-holes and a par 58 golf course that receives rave reviews.
Just because it’s a public course and affordable at well under $100 doesn’t mean you won’t enjoy the scenery either. You’ll be treated to views of the Red Rock Mountains, and the course is well-maintained.
Rates: Greens fees depend on the season, day, and tee-off time but start from just $20 per person, making it one of the most affordable in Vegas.
Address: 3501 N Durango Dr, Las Vegas, Nevada
2. Highland Falls Golf Club
Highland Falls Golf Club has an elevation of more than 3,000 feet, giving it spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip from its Summerlin location. It’s a public course with 18-holes that come with its fair share of elevation changes allowing for plenty of challenging shots.
Rates: Green fees depend on the season, day, resident status, and tee time, but in low season, you can expect to pay a starting rate of $25-$45 (depending on whether you have a loyalty card, are a resident, or from out of state). Even on most weekends, you will find starting times under $100 (including tourists from out of state).
Address: 10201 Sun City Blvd, Las Vegas
3. The Club At Sunrise
The Club At Sunrise is located east of the Strip and was designed by Dick Wilson and Joe Lee. It has been carefully planned to cater to all levels, whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to the game. It’s an 18-hole par-72 course of 6,503 yards. As one of the most visited courses in Vegas, make sure to book your tee time in advance.
Rates: Green fees are split into resident and “online rate” (non-residents) and vary depending on the season, day, and tee time. In low season, residents can expect to pay from around $27, and the “online rate” starts at around $49. Rates only increase slightly on the weekends here compared to most other courses.
Address: 5483 Club House Dr, Las Vegas
4. Aliante Golf Club
Aliante Golf Club is situated in North Las Vegas and is a 14 hole course. It has been voted “Best new course in Las Vegas” by readers in the Vegas Golfer Magazine poll.
Spanning more than 7,000 yards, it has two exciting water features and many trees (which are often scarce on desert courses). This makes it challenging enough for the experts out there and a great day out for beginners too.
Rates: Green fees depend on the season, day, resident status, and tee time, but in low season, visitors can expect to pay a starting rate of $50, and there are plenty of tee times available under $100 throughout the rest of the year.
Address: 3100 Elkhorn Rd, North Las Vegas
5. Palm Valley
Palm Valley is a more challenging course that was designed by Billy Casper and Greg Nash. It features pine trees alongside many of its lush fairways and plenty of bunkers to keep you challenged and entertained! It’s also a beautiful course with luscious greens that are well-maintained and has great views, making for a great day out on the course.
Rates: Greens fees depend on the season, day, resident status, and tee times but in low season, you can expect to pay a starting rate of $25-$45 (depending on whether you have a loyalty card, are a resident, or are from out of state). Even on most weekends, you will find tee times under $100 (even for out-of-state visitors).
Address: 9201 Del Webb Blvd, Las Vegas
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6. Stallion Mountain Golf Club
Stallion Mountain Golf Club is located just 7 miles from the Strip and boasts 18 holes set over a 7,120-yard layout. It was designed by course architect Jeff Brauer and PGA tour legend Jim Colbert. Providing a unique and varied golfing experience, the club and course feature a southwestern theme.
Rates: They use a dynamic pricing system that adjusts depending on the season, day, resident status, and time of day. In the low season, non-residents can expect to pay as little as $30 for a round.
Address: 5500 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas
7. Wildhorse Golf Club
Wildhorse Golf Club has a fairly short 18-hole course compared to the other courses as it comes in at just around 3,000 yards. Having said that, the course is known for requiring accuracy and strategy rather than distance, and golfers appreciate the challenge that the layout provides.
Rates: Prices start from around $39 for non-residents (outside of Clark County), and you can book up to 90 days in advance. They also offer value-added golf packages (e.g. drinks and rental clubs) as well as “stay and play” packages.
Address: 2100 W Warm Springs Rd, Henderson
8. Desert Willow Golf Course
Desert Willow Golf Course is touted as Southern Nevada’s most challenging course. This course was designed by Billy Casper and Greg Nash and will test your ability and patience! It has won numerous awards in golfing publications and promises a great day out for any avid golfer!
Rates: Costs vary depending on the time of day and season. Green fees start from around $25 for a round of 18 holes.
Address: 2020 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy, Henderson
9. The Legacy Golf Club
The Legacy Golf Club has a highly-manicured 18-hole golf course designed by golf course architect Arthur Hills. The course stretches 7,233 yards and provides many challenges, even for accomplished golfers.
Rates: Green fees vary depending on whether you are a resident, the season, and the tee-off time. Non-residents can expect to pay from $49.
Address: 130 Par Excellence Dr, Henderson
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10. The Revere Golf Club
The Revere Golf Club boasts two 18-hole championship golf courses: the Lexington Course and Concord Course. You will be treated to breathtaking views of the Vegas skyline and a mountain backdrop beyond.
In terms of playability, the Lexington Course is 7,143 yards and a par 72, while the Concord Course is 7,034 yards and is also a par 72 course.
Rates: Public green fees start at $58.50, and there are flexible options to add on meals and club rentals with your booking.
Address: 2600 Hampton Rd, Henderson
11. Boulder City Municipal Golf Course
Boulder City Golf Course was designed in 1936 and has been repeatedly voted as the “Best Bargain Course in Southern Nevada” by Vegas Golfer Magazine. The 18-hole, par 72 course is 6,542 yards in length and represents one of the best-golfing values in the Las Vegas valley.
Rates: Green fees span the range of $25-$55 depending on residency and the time of day. You also have the option here to just play 9 holes for $26 (residents) and $41 (non-residents). Note: The green fees here include a cart.
Address: 1 Clubhouse Dr, Boulder City
12. Boulder Creek Golf Club
Boulder Creek Golf Club features three completely different courses.
- Desert Hawk – a beautiful 9 hole rolling course
- Coyote Run – a difficult 9 hole course featuring lush, generous fairways
- Eldorado Valley – a scenic long course with creeks, wildflowers and beach bunkers
Rates: Green fees here start at around $35 for residents. As a non-resident, you can keep the green fees here under $100 by golfing after 11 am.
Address: 1501 Veterans Memorial Dr, Boulder City
13. Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort
Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort showcases three stunning courses set in a rugged desert landscape.
- Snow Mountain – This 7,164 yard course features a progressive layout with wide fairways and plenty of water features.
- Sun Mountain – Set next to an scenic mountain range, this rolling desert course comes in at 7,112 yards.
- The Wolf – Is the longest golf course in Nevada at 7,604 yards and features an island green on the 15th hole.
Rates: This is the most expensive course on this list, and the only way to keep the cost under a hundred dollars is to play after 2 pm. The start times may be later than you would like but the courses are worth it!
Address: 10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd, Las Vegas
Summary
While there are many cheap and affordable options to get in a round of golf while visiting Las Vegas, my top nine picks include quality fairways, and what I consider to be the best value per round.
In this list, you will find a range of challenging courses to suit a wide variety of skill levels and enough options that you can play a different Las Vegas golf course every day of the week!
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