Las Vegas Golf Club

Opened in 1938, Las Vegas Golf Club is the oldest golf course in the Las Vegas Valley and the oldest municipal course in Southern Nevada, owned and operated by the City of Las Vegas. It was designed by noted architect William P. Bell, whose portfolio includes Torrey Pines and Riviera Country Club. The traditional layout plays about 6,339 yards and remains one of the few Las Vegas courses where players can still walk 18 holes; a roughly $5 million renovation modernized the clubhouse and course.