It is true that Las Vegas is synonymous for casinos. The area also has many golf courses whose patrons never step in a casino. Just like their casinos, the golf courses are top notch and with a wide variety. It can be intimidating trying to plan the best golf vacation in Las Vegas, but that’s why you are reading this.
If you have a budget of under $100 per person than Las Vegas Golf Club is a great choice. This course was rated as aBest Places to Playa for 2008-09 in Golf Digest. Itas a service-oriented facility that recently got a $5 Million renovation that includes course refurbishments and a new clubhouse. If youare looking for a challenging, beautiful course on a budget, this is for you.
Maybe you had a lucky day at the casinos and want to splurge a little, spending $100-$175/person. The Revere at Anthem - Lexington is a grand course that boasts a 7,143 yard layout. Low handicaps will find themselves at home here.
Have a great day at the casinos? Get over to the Rio Secco Golf Club! For $175-275/person you get to play on one of Nevada’s top golf courses, as voted by two separate organizations. Golf Digest dubbed it one of \”America’s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses\” and a Las Vegas PGA membership,...
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
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