Est. 1999 · Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay
Why we love this place
Why we love this place: few backdrops in golf beat the red sandstone cliffs looming over these fairways. The Palmer routings play smart and scenic, and the Arroyo's daily-fee access means you don't need a membership to enjoy that Red Rock Canyon view. It's Summerlin golf at its most photogenic.
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About Red Rock Country Club
Red Rock Country Club sits in Summerlin on the western edge of Las Vegas, in the shadow of the Red Rock Canyon escarpment. Its original layout, the par-72 Mountain Course, opened in 1999 to designs by Arnold Palmer and his longtime partner Ed Seay, offering rolling fairways, water features and multi-tiered greens across roughly 7,000 yards. A second Palmer-Seay eighteen, the Arroyo Course, followed in 2003 and stretches to about 6,883 yards, threading through rugged desert washes with elevation shifts and panoramic city and mountain views. The private club anchors an upscale guard-gated community; while the Mountain Course serves members, the Arroyo has operated with daily-fee access, letting visitors sample a Palmer design against one of the valley's most striking natural backdrops. Together the two courses make Red Rock one of Summerlin's premier golf addresses.
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