Nevada golf packages

Nevada is a destination where dramatic desert landscapes meet championship-caliber golf. From the vibrant energy of Las Vegas to the red-rock canyons of Mesquite, golfers will find a spectacular mix of layouts carved by some of the game’s most renowned architects.

With more than 100 courses across the state, Nevada golf vacations combine year-round sunshine, unique scenery, and unforgettable entertainment off the course.

Whether you’re playing PGA TOUR-level venues or ticking off bucket-list favorites, Nevada offers a diverse golf experience for every type of player.

Expect challenges that range from wide desert fairways to canyon carries and elevated tee shots, all set against mountain backdrops and shimmering lakes.

Travel tips for golfers visiting Nevada:

• Best time to visit: March to May and September to November offer warm, dry weather and perfect course conditions.
• Top tip: Summer temperatures can exceed 100°F, so morning tee times are recommended. Shoulder seasons often offer better value.
• Travel time: Travel is easy with Las Vegas McCarran International Airport, only an 8 minute drive from the Strip.
• Transport: Car rental is recommended for exploring Mesquite or Lake Las Vegas courses; most Las Vegas resorts are within easy reach of the Strip.
• Booking tip: Courses like Wolf Creek and Paiute fill up quickly; book well in advance to secure prime tee times.

Some of Nevada’s best golf courses include:

Paiute Golf Resort | Las Vegas Architect: Pete Dye | Courses: 3 championship layouts

Located just 25 minutes from the Strip, Paiute offers three pristine desert courses designed by Pete Dye. With mountain backdrops, rolling fairways, and immaculate conditioning, it’s one of Nevada’s top all-encompassing golf experiences.

Travel tip: Play the Wolf Course for Dye’s signature challenge, but don’t overlook Snow Mountain for its scenic par 3s.

Wolf Creek Golf Club | Mesquite Architect: Dennis Rider | Par: 72 | Established: 2000

A course that makes most golfer's bucket lists, Wolf Creek is famous for its canyon-carved fairways, dramatic elevation changes, and jaw-dropping tee shots. It was also voted “Fan’s Choice” as one of the most popular courses to play worldwide in 2011.

Insider tip: Bring your camera, nearly every hole offers a photo-worthy view.

Reflection Bay Golf Club | Lake Las Vegas Architect: Jack Nicklaus | Par: 72 | Opened: 1998

Set on the shores of Lake Las Vegas, this Jack Nicklaus Signature course features rolling fairways, water-lined holes, and spectacular desert scenery. A former host of Wendy’s 3-Tour Challenge, Reflection Bay is a must-play for fans of Nicklaus designs.

Good to know: Combine Reflection Bay with nearby SouthShore for a great Lake Las Vegas double-header.

Bali Hai Golf Club | Las Vegas Strip Architect: Lee Schmidt & Brian Curley | Par: 71 | Opened: 2000

A tropical oasis in the heart of Las Vegas, Bali Hai blends palm trees, lagoons, and island-style bunkering into a unique Strip-side golf experience. Just minutes from the casinos and nightlife, it’s perfect for golfers who want world-class golf without leaving the city.

Course tip: An early morning round here leaves plenty of time to enjoy Las Vegas in the evening.

Cascata Golf Club | Las Vegas Architect: Rees Jones | Par: 72 | Opened: 2000

A true desert masterpiece, Cascata delivers an unforgettable luxury golf experience. Carved into the rugged mountain landscape, it features dramatic elevation changes, a cascading stream running through the property, and immaculate service from start to finish.

Insider tip: Arrive early to enjoy the stunning clubhouse and mountain views, the pre-round experience is as memorable as the golf itself.

Coyote Springs Golf Club | Mesquite Architect: Jack Nicklaus | Par: 72 | Opened: 2008

One of Jack Nicklaus’s finest desert designs, Coyote Springs offers a remote, peaceful golf experience surrounded by stunning mountain scenery. Generous fairways and perfectly contoured greens create a strategic test for golfers of all levels.

Good to know: The drive from Las Vegas is about an hour, but the scenery and course quality make it well worth the trip.

Falcon Ridge Golf Course | Mesquite Architect: Kelby Hughes & Cresent Hardy | Par: 72 | Opened: 2004

Set amid Mesquite’s red-rock canyons, Falcon Ridge is a visually spectacular layout known for its elevated tees, rolling fairways, and risk-reward holes. It’s one of Nevada’s most photogenic and fun-to-play public courses.

Course tip: Expect dramatic elevation changes; use a rangefinder to manage distances accurately.