Where to play golf in/near Las Vegas?

Anyone here have some insight/places they'd suggest? Thanks!

Cmon. We all know you’ll be anchored in the sports book!

Nowhere. 

Golf in a place where there is ample water and rain to sustain it, love it. Golf in a desert where they will run out of water then come calling me as if I should give them my water when they’re the ones that chose to play golf in a desert? No thank you.

Also I have no idea sorry.

Up North is magical.

There’s a TPC course that some business friends have played and said it was as good as expected.

I’ve played Las Vegas National a few times.  When it was run by Hilton and after new ownership.  It’s about 15 minutes from Caesars Palace. Nice course.  Surprised it’s still there with real estate at such a premium.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Nowhere. 

Golf in a place where there is ample water and rain to sustain it, love it. Golf in a desert where they will run out of water then come calling me as if I should give them my water when they’re the ones that chose to play golf in a desert? No thank you.

Also I have no idea sorry.

Water is not a problem as long as they have green fairways and bellagio's fountains and venetian's rivers.

I played Top Golf once in Vegas. The cheese sticks were as expected.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Nowhere. 

Golf in a place where there is ample water and rain to sustain it, love it. Golf in a desert where they will run out of water then come calling me as if I should give them my water when they’re the ones that chose to play golf in a desert? No thank you.

Also I have no idea sorry.

Water is not a problem as long as they have green fairways and bellagio's fountains and venetian's rivers.

I played Top Golf once in Vegas. The cheese sticks were as expected.

Does the air conditioning reach the tee box?

Never played golf there.  

Courses near Las Vegas, NV

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Anyone here have some insight/places they'd suggest? Thanks!

Not a big golfer. I did play Las Vegas CC once a long time ago. I remember it was hot as fuck.

Was just there last week and the tram rolls by Wynn golf course. Looked really nice, green and very well manicured. Close to the strip so easy to get to. I'm mean you're in a desert, any elevation or water is going to manufactured.

Las Vegas is a weird place. Daughter's Godparents moved there in the mid 90s. Drove there from San Diego a few times to visit. Really strange coming down from elevation into the valley. There's a green haze that hangs over LV.

The Pantry wrote:Las Vegas is a weird place.  Daughter's Godparents moved there in the mid 90s.  Drove there from San Diego a few times to visit.  Really strange coming down from elevation into the valley.  There's a green haze that hangs over LV.

It is definitely a sight coming down from the mountains where there is nothing but rock for miles and seeing Vegas peaking through the valley. It is both awe inspiring and depressing at the same time. Pic doesn't do it justice. There was a definite yellow smog haze over the valley.

I.B. Fine wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:
Water is not a problem as long as they have green fairways and bellagio's fountains and venetian's rivers.

I played Top Golf once in Vegas. The cheese sticks were as expected.

Does the air conditioning reach the tee box?

It actually rained the day I went... lol. I remember having to go to the bar way too much for supposedly having a waiter.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

I.B. Fine wrote:

Does the air conditioning reach the tee box?

It actually rained the day I went... lol. I remember having to go to the bar way too much for supposedly having a waiter.

That's no way to play golf!