Outdoors

An icon of Las Vegas golf for more than three decades, Angel Park Golf Club combines memorable play with welcoming service and a vibrant social atmosphere. Recognized among Nevada’s best public courses in GolfPass’s Golfers’ Choice awards, the club offers a destination for golfers and the wider community alike. Its newly renovated restaurant, Nino’s Grill, features an updated menu, while live music, themed dinners, and social events bring friends and families together. From time on the course to an evening of dining and entertainment, Angel Park offers plenty of reasons to stay awhile.

12-hole course at Angel Park Golf Club featuring holes based on courses around the world.

Eagle Crest is a golf course at 10303 Sun City Blvd in Las Vegas.

Eagle Crest is built into the side of a stately mountain and the layout plays along some of Las Vegas’ highest points, showcasing exciting city vistas. Though an executive course, Eagle Crest tests players on every club in the bag, so golfers can swing the driver while enjoying a timely round. Course Designer Bill Casper says, “You can take any hole from this course, put it in the middle of a championship course, and it would fit right in.” (par-60, 4,067 rating/slope 60.6/95)

Highland Falls lives up to its name with lofty elevation at more than 3,000 feet. Panoramic views of the Las Vegas strip are abundant throughout; the rolling hills of the front nine become steeper on the back side. Besides elevation changes, rich fairways and strategically placed bunkering makes each of Highland Falls’ eighteen holes fun, fair and challenging. Risk and reward golf shot opportunities are plentiful on the back nine. (par-72, 6,512 yards, rating/slope 70.1/119)

Los Prados Golf & Country Club is a golf course at 5150 Los Prados Cir in Las Vegas.

A golf course on W Lone Mountain Rd in Las Vegas.

A golf course listed in Las Vegas.

Palm Valley is Golf Summerlin’s longest and most challenging course. Mature, gently undulating fairways are generous enough to allow most players to hit with the driver all day, but the deceptively rolling bent grass greens make every two-putt testy. Pine trees line many of the fairways, and 68 bunkers also tighten the course. (par-72, 6,824-yards, rating/slope 71.6/123) Palm Valley does not overseed, golfers should anticipate dormant fairways during the winter months. This practice saves water and provides beautiful fairways during the warmer Las Vegas months.

A golf course maintenance site at 1750 N Rampart Blvd in Las Vegas.