Reflection Bay Golf Club

Henderson, NV · 3.1 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.

Las Vegas, NV · 6.8 mi away

Stallion Mountain Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in east Las Vegas, Nevada, on East Flamingo Road, at the center of a gated residential community. The course was built in 1992 as part of the former Sunrise Golf Club complex and was designed by Jim Colbert and Jeff Brauer; two companion courses on the same property were later sold off for housing. The surviving 18 holes stretch as far as about 7,351 yards from the back tees, with Strip and Sunrise Mountain views and several lakes in play. The course closed in 2008 amid financial trouble, sat idle for roughly three years, and was reopened in late 2011 after a change of ownership. A large clubhouse with dining facilities and a practice area are on site, and the course is open to public play.

Boulder City, NV · 8.4 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.