Vegas golf —
the desert's deepest catalog.

Las Vegas is the headline act of Southern Nevada golf, and the catalog runs deeper than most visitors realize. The big-name resort and tournament courses are here — Wynn, TPC Summerlin, Southern Highlands, with Shadow Creek just over the line in North Las Vegas — but so are the working-class layouts that keep the locals' calendars full: Las Vegas National (a host course when Tiger won his first PGA Tour title in 1996), Angel Park's two Arnold Palmer designs, Desert Pines pretending to be Pinehurst in the middle of the desert. The Paiute reservation half an hour northwest holds three Pete Dye courses on tribal land, the kind of high-desert isolation that doesn't exist closer in. Geography drives the variety — Strip-side parkland in the valley floor, Summerlin's foothill canyons against Red Rock, and the raw northwest desert beyond. The directory below covers every course in the Las Vegas region, sorted the way you actually get on.