Las Vegas National Golf Club

Las Vegas, NV · 2.5 mi away

Wynn Golf Club sits directly behind the resort on the Las Vegas Strip. Tom Fazio built the original course with Steve Wynn, and it opened in 2005 on the site of the former Desert Inn golf course. The land was reshaped substantially, with mature trees moved in, a large water feature built and elevation created on a flat site. It plays as a par 70 and is short by modern standards, with the tee shot decisions driven by water and tree lines rather than length. The course was closed in 2017 and rebuilt to a revised Fazio design before reopening in 2019. Play is limited to resort guests.

Las Vegas, NV · 3.4 mi away

Desert Pines Golf Club is a public course east of downtown Las Vegas, built on the former Nature Park site off Bonanza Road. Golf course builder Billy Walters developed the course with architect Perry Dye, importing thousands of mature pine trees and using imported white sand to give the layout a Carolina sandhills look uncommon in the Las Vegas desert. The course opened in 1996 and sits at one of the lowest elevations of any course in the city, which helps shield it from strong winds. Water comes into play on roughly half the holes, and more than 60 bunkers, some framed with railroad ties in Pete Dye's signature style, protect the bentgrass greens. The current layout plays to a par of 71 over about 6,222 yards.

Las Vegas, NV · 4.2 mi away

Bali Hai Golf Club, a public course on the Las Vegas Strip, opened in 2000. Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley designed the course. It features a tropical theme with Balinese-style landscaping, white sand bunkers, and black volcanic rock, all set against the Strip skyline. The course combines lakes and plantings with desert surroundings. It is the last championship golf course directly on the Strip corridor.