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Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — Las Vegas, NV golf course

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Las Vegas Paiute — WolfLas Vegas Paiute Reservation (NW of the Strip)

Pete Dye's 7,604-yard Wolf -- billed by the resort as the longest course in Nevada.

Par

72

Yardage

7,604

Rating · Slope

76.1 · 140

Holes

18

Green Fee

$159–$319

The Course

About Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf

Wolf (par 72, 7,604 yards, 76.1 rating / 140 slope) is the longest and most difficult of the resort's three courses. Pete Dye filled it with desert waste areas, severe undulation, and a famous island green at the par-3 15th - a championship test in every sense.

History

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — History

Wolf opened in 2001 as the third and most ambitious Pete Dye course at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort. Known by the Paiute name Kwetoo-Unuv, it plays 7,604 yards from the back tees, which the resort bills as the longest course in Nevada.

Design

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — Design

Wolf is Pete Dye at full volume -- waste bunkering, dramatic contouring, forced carries, and the island 15th, all stretched across 7,604 yards.

What Sets It Apart

Why Play Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf

The longest and hardest of the resort's three courses -- 7,604 yards, billed by the resort as the longest in Nevada -- and a genuine Pete Dye championship test with an island green to remember.

The Round

The Journey at Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf

I.

The Opening

The Wolf opens with a slight dogleg-left par 4 that has more room to the right than it looks, played to a slightly raised green. The 2nd, a short dogleg left, can be reached downwind by the longest hitters. A deep pot bunker waits behind the green on the straightaway par-5 3rd, and the long par-3 4th plays to an elevated green with waste behind it. The 413-yard 5th doglegs right to a green that slopes away, and the 541-yard 6th is the second par 5.

II.

The Middle

The 7th, a long uphill par 4, is the No. 1 handicap; the resort advises an extra club into the green. Aim left on the downhill par-3 8th, where a waste bunker sits 40 feet below the right side. The 9th doglegs right to a long two-tiered green. The par-5 10th is reachable if the drive avoids a mid-fairway bunker, the 11th is a short par 4 to a shallow green, and the par-3 12th carries water to a green with a bunker across the front.

III.

The Finish

The par-5 13th asks you to carry a fairway bunker or lay back short of it, then hit an elevated two-tiered green. The 14th, the No. 2 handicap, is a sharp dogleg right where cutting over the waste area shortens the hole, with six bunkers around the green. Next is the 199-yard 15th, a true island green with three tiers. The uphill 16th, the arroyo-crossed 17th and the 501-yard 18th, with water down the right, finish the round.

How to Play It

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — Playing Strategy

Beginner / High Handicap

The Wolf has five tee options, so choose one that keeps the forced carries within reach, such as the water at the par-3 12th and the island green at the 15th. On the 12th the resort points to a bailout area left. On the 17th, laying up short of the first arroyo leaves a long second over another arroyo, so that carry should shape your tee choice too.

Intermediate / Mid Handicap

Club up going uphill: the resort advises one extra club into the 7th and 16th greens. Going downhill on the 8th, aim left and let the slope feed the ball to the center. Two-tiered greens on the 9th, 13th and 14th and a three-tiered green on the 15th make the right level more important than the flag.

Advanced / Low Handicap

At 7,604 yards from the back tees, which the resort calls the longest course in Nevada, the shortcuts matter. Cut the 14th's dogleg over the right-side waste area, take the right-hand line on the 17th to clear the arroyo, and go for the 10th in two only from a drive that misses the mid-fairway bunker. On the 18th, the safe second is short left.

Signature Holes

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — Signature Holes

The Card

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf Scorecard

Hole123456789Out101112131415161718InTotal
Par445345434365435434443672
Yards4304035772214135414972044853,7715653802045574941994254845013,8097,580
Handicap7171195151133—18141682126104——

Facilities

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — Amenities

  • Pro Shop
  • Driving Range
  • Putting Green
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Club Rental
  • Lessons
  • Banquet Facilities

Good to Know

Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf — questions answered

How do I book a tee time at Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf?
Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf accepts online tee-time bookings. Golf in LV links the exact booking page on this course's listing.
How much does it cost to play Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf?
Green fees at Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf are typically $159 to $319, varying by season, day of week and time. Confirm current rates when you book.
Who designed Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf?
Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf was designed by Pete Dye and opened in 2001.
What is the par and yardage at Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf?
Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf plays to a par of 72 over 7,604 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 76.1 and a slope of 140.
Is Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf public or private?
Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf is open to public play. Tee times can be reserved in advance.
Where is Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf located?
Las Vegas Paiute — Wolf is located at 10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89124, in the Las Vegas area of Southern Nevada.

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