Sunrise Vista Golf Course

Las Vegas, NV · 3.8 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.

North Las Vegas, NV · 4.5 mi away

Shadow Creek is a Tom Fazio design in North Las Vegas that opened in 1990 as a Steve Wynn project. The site was flat, empty desert, so the course was excavated and rebuilt from scratch, with thousands of mature trees trucked in and elevation created rather than found. Nothing about the finished property looks like southern Nevada. The routing is fully enclosed by trees and berms, so golfers rarely see another hole or anything beyond the course. Water runs through several holes, the greens are large and the par-3 17th plays across water to a green set against a waterfall. Play is limited and every group goes out with a caddie. Access runs through MGM Resorts properties in Las Vegas rather than a public tee sheet. The course has hosted the 2018 exhibition match between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson and the PGA Tour's CJ Cup in 2020.

North Las Vegas, NV · 4.7 mi away

North Las Vegas Golf Course is a 9 hole, par 3 municipal course owned by the City of North Las Vegas, located at 324 East Brooks Avenue. Architect Jack Walpole designed the course, which opened in the early 1970s and was the first lighted golf course in Nevada, allowing evening play during summer. The layout measures roughly 1,100 yards with small greens that challenge accomplished players despite the short distances involved. Rolling terrain and mature trees give golfers views across the Las Vegas Valley. The course is well suited to beginners and seniors because of its length and lack of artificial hazards. A small pro shop and coffee shop operate out of the clubhouse. The city also runs an adjoining 18 hole disc golf course on the same property, and both facilities remain open to the public year round.