The 18-hole "Wynn" course at the The Wynn Golf Club facility in Las Vegas, Nevada features 7,042 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 . The course rating is 73.9 and it has a slope rating of 124. Designed by (R)Thomas Fazio, ASGCA, the Wynn golf course opened in 2005.
The 18-hole "TPC Las Vegas" course at the TPC Las Vegas facility in Las Vegas, Nevada features 6,772 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71 . The course rating is 70.9 and it has a slope rating of 128 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Robert Weed, ASGCA/Raymond Floyd, the TPC Las Vegas golf course opened in 1996. PGA Tour Properties manages this facility, with Dan Hammell as the General Manager.
Pure golf isn't about pomp & panache. It's not about elitism, knickerbockers or glitz. It's about conquering 27 holes as designed by Johnny Miller & Chi Chi Rodriguez. It's about the unhinged game and the grit to beat the course. It's about communing with the desert through its canyons, arroyos, and washes. It's about you getting that ball to the green. It's about pure golf.
Palm Valley opened in 1989 as the first of the three courses. This par-72 course is the Golf-Summerlin's longest, playing to 6,580 yards, and its rating/slope of 72/127 also ranks it as the toughest. The mature layout is neatly manicured with undulating fairways and rolling greens. Palm Valley's four par 5's are short to medium in length; the longest two open and close the round. The 1st hole measures 537 yards; the 18th plays 534 yards. The finishing hole is a slight dogleg right with water to the right from tee to green and out-of-bounds left, so a premium is placed on accuracy. Fairway bunkers left also come into play, and the green is further guarded by bunkers left and back. The 177-yard 3rd hole is the shortest of the four par 3s. The 16th hole plays a demanding 229 yards to an elevated green guarded by three bunkers left and a sharp drop off to the right. Palm Valley's ten par 4s give players a good chance to try out all their shot-making skills. The par 4s measure nicely across the spectrum from the shortest, the 343-yard 14th hole, to the longest, the 454-yard 5th hole that is rated the toughest on the course. Water extends from the tee about 50 yards out, while the fairway doglegs right and five bunkers right guard the turn. The green is well-protected by three bunkers tight and in back.
Highland Falls is one of the sportiest layouts in the Valley. The par-72, 6,512-yard course lies at an elevation of 3,053 feet, which means it offers stunning panoramic views of the Las Vegas Valley. The front nine features rolling hills, which get steeper on the back nine. The four par 5s all play more than 520 yards. Two of the par 4s, the 4th and 6th holes, play 432 and 421 yards respectively, while the other eight all play less than 390 yards, but with the elevation changes, strategic fairway bunkering and well-bunkered greens, they all present fair challenges. Three of the four par 3s play less than 170 yards, while the 14th hole plays 206 yards. From the tee, one of the highest golfing points in the Valley, players can look down to the southeast and see the entire city. The eighteenth hole is a great test for golfers. The par-4 dogleg right plays 387 yards. Water runs from tee to green on the right, while the left is guarded by native landscaping. The green is well protected by twin sloping bunkers on the left and lake on right.
Soar more than 100 floors above the Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower and enjoy panoramic views of the shimmering Las Vegas Strip and Valley. Rising 1,149 feet into the Vegas sky, the Stratosphere Tower is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States and one of the most exciting attractions among Vegas Strip hotels. But that's just the beginning.
Speed - The Ride is a state-of-the-art roller coaster and the hottest thrill ride in Las Vegas! Seasoned roller coaster lovers and adventurous first-timers will love every thrill, turn, and hair-raising chill. Get your ticket and discover why Speed ? The Ride was named Las Vegas' best attraction by Vegas.com and the Las Vegas-Review Journal. The need for speed begins inside the NASCAR Cafe, where an extraordinary electromagnetic force slingshots the coaster out of its launch site and over the first hill at breathtaking speeds. A steep drop follows as passengers plummet 25 feet below the surface through a misty underground tunnel before catapulting back above the ground and through a breathtaking loop. The coaster then accelerates from 35 mph to 70 mph in just two seconds as it whips through the Sahara's 192-foot-tall marquee. Then, just before curving around the porte-cochere and up a dramatically steep incline, it stops 224 feet above the ground, carrying passengers back through the same exhilarating path, only this time in reverse. Get ready to scream! And don't forget to check out your souvenir photo once the ride is over.
. 27 Championship Holes; Three challenging 9-hole layouts . Ryegrass fairways and bentgrass greens . Mountain Course hole #3 is the longest hole in Nevada, a par 5 at a length of 653 yards . A unique 28th hole conveniently located near the clubhouse appropriately dubbed the "Decider Hole" is available for guests to settle all bets . State-of-the-art practice facility featuring a driving range, putting green and short game areas.
No matter how many times you play the course at the Siena Golf Club, your experience will be unique. When the panoramic setting of the greens, bunkers, and water hazards is combined with the desert mountain scenery, the effect is different with every game. In the morning, the cool breeze coming off the lush grass makes for a comfortable game whether it is the height of summer or the dead of winter. In the afternoon, the unvarnished sunlight creates a stark contrast between the green, the rough, and the sand traps. Near twilight, orange and purple colors create an effect that has to be seen in person, and more than once.
Royal Links Golf Club was built to honor the rich history and tradition of the game of golf. Designed by Dye International, this links-style course features holes inspired by eleven different British Open rotation courses, including the "Road Hole" and "Hell Bunker" from the old course at St. Andrews and the "Postage Stamp" from Royal Troon. Other courses in the loop include Carnoustie, Turnberry, Royal Liverpool, Prestwick, Royal Lytham, Muirfield and Royal Birkdale.
The 18-hole "Rhodes Ranch" course at the Rhodes Ranch Golf Club facility in Las Vegas, Nevada features 6,800 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 73.0 and it has a slope rating of 122. Designed by Ted Robinson, ASGCA, the Rhodes Ranch golf course opened in 1997. Steve Butler manages the course as the Director of Golf.
Palm Valley opened in 1989 as the first of the three courses. This par-72 course is the Golf-Summerlin's longest, playing to 6,580 yards, and its rating/slope of 72/127 also ranks it as the toughest. The mature layout is neatly manicured with undulating fairways and rolling greens. Palm Valley's four par 5's are short to medium in length; the longest two open and close the round. The 1st hole measures 537 yards; the 18th plays 534 yards. The finishing hole is a slight dogleg right with water to the right from tee to green and out-of-bounds left, so a premium is placed on accuracy. Fairway bunkers left also come into play, and the green is further guarded by bunkers left and back. The 177-yard 3rd hole is the shortest of the four par 3s. The 16th hole plays a demanding 229 yards to an elevated green guarded by three bunkers left and a sharp drop off to the right. Palm Valley's ten par 4s give players a good chance to try out all their shot-making skills. The par 4s measure nicely across the spectrum from the shortest, the 343-yard 14th hole, to the longest, the 454-yard 5th hole that is rated the toughest on the course. Water extends from the tee about 50 yards out, while the fairway doglegs right and five bunkers right guard the turn. The green is well-protected by three bunkers tight and in back.
The 18-hole "Painted Desert" course at the Painted Desert Golf Club facility in Las Vegas, Nevada features 6,840 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 73.7 and it has a slope rating of 136. Designed by Jay Morrish, ASGCA, the Painted Desert golf course opened in 1987. Eagle Golf manages this facility, with Adam Owen as the General Manager.
Let the good times roll. The Roller Coaster will lift you up 203 feet, drop you down 144 feet and leave your pulse trying to catch up to 67 mph. Simulating a jet fighter's barrel roll, you'll turn 180 degrees, hang 86 feet in the air, take the famous "heartline" twist and dive, and get your negative g's on! Ah, what a rush.
Storms in at 7,164 total yards . Best Par 3s on the property. The original course (and a true golfer's favorite) has wide rye grass fairways, seven holes with water, traditional Dye railroad-tie bunkers, dog-leg finishing holes, and a progressive layout. Do you like risk? Or, do you go for reward? Then you'll love the challenge waiting for you in finishing holes 16, 17, 18. Shines at 7,112 total yards . A kinder Dye? Says who? The second in the trio is considered the tamest of the courses. Hailed as the gentler Dye, some also call it their favorite for its indigenous intertwining landscaping, surprising slope changes, and majestic mountain backdrop. Try your skill on Holes 11, 12, and 13, Paiute's version of Amen Corner. And, hole 4 is truly "the Par 3 to play." Howls at 7,604 total yards . Longest course in Nevada . Come take a bite. The newest and most difficult, also known as the signature course, leads the pack but golfers can temper the challenge with its five tee options. The most difficult layout at The Paiute also holds the record as the longest course in Nevada. Marrying remarkable length with raw beauty, the course is infamous for its severe undulations, alternate landing areas, and a stunning 15th hole island green.
The Las Vegas National Golf Club is a traditional, oasis styled golf course with thousands of trees which place a premium on ball position. The course is nestled in the middle of the city of Las Vegas. The Las Vegas National Golf Club has fairways that meander in the shadows of proud palm trees and greens that are flanked by sand traps. Two beautiful lakes come into play on four of the holes making them very challenging, five intriguing par 3 holes offer a stern test while four mid-length par fives offer a good chance for par or birdie.
Opened in 1945, the Casey O' Callahan-designed Las Vegas Golf Club is among the oldest golf courses in Sin City. It's a player-friendly municipal golf course and the recipient of a recent $5 million facelift that included several course improvements and a new clubhouse. Low scores are possible at Las Vegas Golf Club, with only a few trees dotting the open fairways. There also aren't many bunkers on the fairways to trip up duffers, though 30 hazards guard the greens. Watch out for the second hole, the longest hole on the course at 503 yards. A few trees guard the turn on this slight dogleg par 5, but the fairway is ample, and the green is guarded by a lone bunker to the left. Las Vegas Golf Club also has two other par 3s to keep players honest and six par 4s, the longest of which is the 438-yard, dogleg left No. 8. It's the golf course's No. 1 handicap hole.
Desert Rose Golf Course - is nestled in the eastern portion of Old Las Vegas, just minutes from "The Strip." Desert Rose Golf Course was one of the first golf facilities built in Las Vegas and has all the charm of an early modern design. Designed and built in 1964 by the tandem of Dick Wilson and Joe Lee (i.e. Bay Hill, Doral, and Callaway Gardens) this par 71 traditional layout is fun for golfers of all skill levels. The beauty of Desert Rose's design is that for every player-friendly feature, there is also an element of challenge. Over 6,500 yards from the back tees, this challenging, yet fair 18 hole track is enhanced by tight manicured fairways and challenging green complexes.
Play Las Vegas' most strategic courses with 1000's of mature pine trees line well-groomed fairways, with water coming into play on 9 of the 18 holes.
Voted "Best Places to Play" by Golf Digest magazine and "Best Golf Course in Las Vegas" by the Las Vegas Review Journal, Bear's Best Las Vegas offers a remarkably distinctive golf experience. Jack Nicklaus selected 18 holes from his more than 270 course designs worldwide to create one extraordinary round for you and your friends at Bear's Best Las Vegas. Come experience this exceptional course and the service provided by our incomparable staff. Bear's Best is a must play on your next trip to Las Vegas!
When you come to Las Vegas, you don't expect to enjoy the same recreational releases you can experience at home. You expect the exceptional, including Las Vegas-style gaming, multi-million dollar resorts, lavish and risqué stage productions and a collection of world class dining.
Scientists meet for a 5 day session of educating, collaborating and networking.
Key note speakers throughout the five day session will cover many current topics currently faced in food and agriculture.
Welcome to Angel Park Golf Club, the "world's most complete Las Vegas golf experience." At almost 3000 feet in elevation, Angel Park offers spectacular views of Red Rock Canyon and the Las Vegas Valley. Angel Park Golf Club features 36 holes of championship Las Vegas golf designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer, the lighted Cloud Nine Short Course, and the world's original natural grass Putting Course.
Understand new technologies involved with the industry. Work with new programs that making sharing and moving information related to the work a breeze. Participate in payroll management & leadership certificate programs.
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Adventuredome is a 5-acre (2.0 ha) indoor amusement park (formerly known as Grand Slam Canyon) located at Circus Circus in Las Vegas, Nevada on the Las Vegas Strip. The park offers 25 rides and attractions and is connected to the hotel via The Promenade. The amusement park includes the Canyon Blaster roller coaster, rock climbing wall, 18-hole miniature golf course, an arcade, clown shows, Xtreme Zone, Pikes Pass, Virtual Reality Zone, Midway Games, and carnival-type games. Every October since 2003, the Adventuredome is changed to "Frightdome" as a halloween-themed theme park.
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