Greg Nash

Carlsbad, CA

The Crossings at Carlsbad is Carlsbad, California's municipal golf course, opened in August 2007 and designed by architect Greg Nash. The 18-hole layout sits on more than 400 acres along the city's coastal terrain, with roughly 200 acres set aside as habitat preserve alongside the golf grounds. The course takes its name from five bridges built into the routing to navigate the site's canyons and topography, and offers five sets of tees across its 6,835-yard, par-72 layout. Ocean views extend across parts of the front and back nines as the course moves between coastal foothills and preserved open space. Open to the public, the facility includes a large clubhouse with restaurant and event space, a practice center with driving range and putting green, and a cart path system covering about seven miles. It is operated as a city golf course with resident and public rate tiers.

Wickenburg, AZ

Desert ranch resort golf near Wickenburg

Surprise, AZ

Cimarron Golf Club is a public course in Surprise, in the West Valley. The 18-hole layout plays over desert terrain, a friendly course that serves the Surprise area.

Henderson, NV

The Lexington Course at The Revere Golf Club is located in the desert foothills of Henderson, Nevada, just outside Las Vegas, with views of the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding mountains from several holes. It is one of two 18-hole courses at the Revere, along with the Concord Course. The Lexington was designed by 1970 Masters champion Billy Casper along with architect Greg Nash, and opened in April 1999. The layout moves through desert canyons and valleys, offering risk-reward holes and notable elevation changes across its par-72 routing. The Revere is open to the public and managed by Troon Golf. The Lexington Course is overseeded with cool-season rye grass, making fall through spring the preferred playing season, and golfers have access to an on-site restaurant, Buckman's Grille, along with a golf shop.

Henderson, NV

The Concord Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at The Revere Golf Club, located in the foothills southeast of Las Vegas in Henderson, Nevada. It opened in June 2002 as the newer of the club's two courses, joining the earlier Lexington Course, and was built through desert canyons and valleys typical of the area. The Concord has Bermuda grass fairways overseeded annually with cool-weather grass for a contrasting winter look. It plays to a par of 72 at roughly 7,034 yards from the back tees, with large greens and views of the Las Vegas skyline from parts of the course. The Revere Golf Club is open to public play, with carts included in green fees and a practice facility that includes an all-grass teeing area and a short-game area. The property also includes a restaurant and hosts golf outings.

Sun City West, AZ

Corte Bella Golf Club is in Sun City West, Arizona, inside a gated 45-and-older community. Greg Nash designed the course, which opened in 2004 on 191 acres and plays to par 72 and 7,011 yards from the back tees. It skips the forced carries common on desert courses in favor of wide fairways and large greens, with water on three holes. Fairways are bermudagrass and greens are TifEagle. The clubhouse has a golf shop and locker rooms, and there is a 23-station range. The course serves members and their guests.

Lincoln, CA

Lincoln Hills Golf Club in Lincoln offers 36 holes of golf. The Orchard Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at the facility, playing over rolling foothill terrain northeast of Sacramento, a well-conditioned course that welcomes public play.

Lincoln, CA

Lincoln Hills Golf Club in Lincoln offers 36 holes of golf. The Hills Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at the facility, playing over rolling foothill terrain northeast of Sacramento, a well-conditioned course that welcomes public play.

Las Vegas, NV

Eagle Crest Golf Course is a public course in Las Vegas. The 18-hole executive layout plays over desert terrain, a friendly and affordable course that serves the west valley.

Huntley, IL

Whisper Creek Golf Club is a public course in Huntley, in McHenry County. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain through the wetlands, a well-conditioned course that serves the Huntley area.

Tucson, AZ

The Conquistador Course is one of three courses at El Conquistador Golf & Tennis in Oro Valley, just north of Tucson, Arizona, set against the Santa Catalina Mountains. Designed by Greg Nash and Jeff Hardin, the 18-hole desert course opened in 1982 and has since been renovated, with mesquite and palo verde trees framing wide, open fairways. The club also includes the Cañada Course and the 9-hole Pusch Ridge Course, together totaling 45 holes. Tee times are bookable directly online for public and member play, and amenities include a driving range, pro shop, restaurant and tennis facilities.

Mesa, AZ

Superstition Springs Golf Club is an 18 hole par 72 public course in Mesa, Arizona, designed by Greg Nash and Jeff Hardin in 1986. The championship layout features extensive mounding, expansive bunkers, and strategically placed water features. Set in the heart of the East Valley, the course offers views of the Superstition Mountains. It has previously served as a host site for PGA Tour qualifying events.

Sun City West, AZ

Hillcrest Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Sun City West, Arizona, northwest of Phoenix. The course has previously hosted Senior PGA Tour and LPGA Tour events. Playing over 7,000 yards from the tips down to about 5,500 yards from forward tees, the layout is an all-grass design with generous fairways, doglegs, water hazards and white sand bunkers, and it is built without blind shots so players can see their landing areas. The clubhouse hosts more than 100 corporate and private events a year, and a double-ended driving range along with short-game practice areas support instruction, including on-site John Jacobs' Golf School programs. The course is open to public play.

Henderson, NV

Desert Willow Golf Course sits in the foothills of Henderson, Nevada's Black Mountain, within the MacDonald Ranch community. The compact setting includes hilly terrain and water that comes into play on three holes. The course was designed by Billy Casper and Greg Nash as an 18-hole executive layout of 3,811 yards and par 60, with six par 4s and twelve par 3s, plus junior tees for family play. Desert Willow is owned and operated by the Sun City MacDonald Ranch community association, with public green fees available alongside resident rates. On-site amenities include a driving range, practice green and the Willow Restaurant and Bar.