Los Lagos Golf Club

Laughlin, NV · 5.6 mi away

Mojave Resort Golf Club sits on the banks of the Colorado River in Laughlin, Nevada, next to the Avi Casino. The 18-hole championship course was designed by architects Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley and measures 6,939 yards from the back tees. The layout is routed through the lowlands along the river, with wide fairways, wind-shaped sand dunes, and desert mountain views framing the greener turf near the water. A practice area includes a grass range, putting green, and bunker for short-game work. Mojave Resort is open to public play and markets itself for golf getaways, corporate outings, and stay-and-play packages tied to nearby casino lodging. Club rentals are available for visiting golfers, and a snack bar and lounge serve the clubhouse.

Bullhead City, AZ · 12 mi away

Laughlin Ranch Golf Course sits in the foothills above the Colorado River in Bullhead City, designed by David Druzisky and opened in 2005. Wide fairways and large greens are a deliberate response to a site that is frequently windy and routed through desert valleys and arroyos. At a par of 72 and 7,155 yards from the tips, natural elevation change produces a mix of uphill and downhill holes with river-overlook views. Wind and the tumbling foothill terrain define how it plays far more than length does.

Lake Havasu City, AZ · 38 mi away

Lake Havasu Golf Club in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, comprises two public 18-hole courses, West and East. The West Course was the first built in the city, with construction beginning in 1965 under founder Robert P. McCulloch Sr.; its front nine opened in 1967 and the back nine in 1969, and it plays to a par of 71 over 6,466 yards with numerous water hazards and bunkers. The East Course, designed by Lawrence Hughes, opened in 1977 and plays to a par of 71 or 72 depending on the tee, featuring narrower fairways, elevation changes, and views of Lake Havasu and the surrounding city. Together the two courses give the club 36 holes.