Boulder City, NV
1 Clubhouse Drive, Boulder City, NV 89005
About this course
Boulder Creek Golf Club sits in the Eldorado Valley outside Boulder City, Nevada, a short drive from Las Vegas. The municipal facility opened in January 2003 on desert terrain shaped by arroyos, and the routing incorporates lakes and waterfalls within the surrounding Mojave landscape.
The course was designed by architect Mark Rathert and comprises three nine-hole loops, Desert Hawk, Coyote Run and Eldorado Valley, that can be combined into 18-hole rounds totaling 72 par. Fairways vary from generous to tighter arroyo-lined stretches, with water features framing several opening and closing holes.
Owned by the City of Boulder City, the course is open to public play with tee times available to residents and visitors. It has hosted collegiate and amateur championships, including NCAA Division II and III events, and serves as a Monday qualifying site for PGA Tour events based in Las Vegas.
Type
Desert
Region
Southwest
Holes
27
Par
72
Established
2003
LooperScore
65.5
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Design & architects
- Mark Rathert, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Boulder City Golf Course, by true distance.
Cascata Golf Club
Boulder City, NV · 5.3 mi away
Cascata is a Rees Jones design that opened in 2000 in Boulder City, about 30 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. The par 72 course is built into the foothills of the River Mountain Range, with dramatic elevation changes, rugged desert terrain, lush fairways, streams and views toward the surrounding mountains. Jones describes Cascata as a "desert links," with the natural rock formations and undulating terrain shaping the routing. The name Cascata means "waterfall" in Italian, and water is one of the course's most unusual features. A 418-foot man-made waterfall runs through the property, with water eventually flowing through the 37,000-square-foot Tuscan-style clubhouse. The course was routed through existing canyons and ancient dry stream beds, and Jones has said the natural terrain was a major part of what made the site so special. The golf itself is defined by dramatic elevation changes, fast greens and elevated tees. The par 3 seventh is one of the standout holes, playing into a large green surrounded by a stream and tucked into a canyon. Cascata also requires a forecaddie, who is included with the golf experience.
Chimera Golf Club
Henderson, NV · 11 mi away
A public daily-fee course in the Tuscany Village community of east Henderson, about 20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. Ted Robinson Jr. designed the course, which opened in 2003 as Tuscany Golf Club and was renamed Chimera in 2015 under new ownership. The par-72 layout plays 6,757 yards from the back tees across rolling desert terrain, with forgiving fairways, strategic bunkering and views of the Strip, downtown Las Vegas and Mt. Charleston. Chimera was the first course in Nevada with a TrackMan-powered driving range.
Reflection Bay Golf Club
Henderson, NV · 11 mi away
Reflection Bay Golf Club is a public resort course in Henderson, Nevada, designed by Jack Nicklaus and built in 1998 along the shoreline of Lake Las Vegas. The par-72 layout measures 7,261 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 75.6 and a slope of 150. Five holes play along the water, including the par-3 eighth, and the routing mixes uphill and downhill holes across desert terrain. The course closed for several months in 2023 for green and fairway renovations before reopening that September.
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