Las Vegas Country Club

Las Vegas Country Club, established in 1967, is an elite private members-only club located in the heart of Las Vegas. The course was designed by legendary architect Ed Ault and has been described as "without flaw" by hall of famer Gene Sarazen. The sprawling, well-manicured layout features pure greens that have garnered praise from world-class professional golfers.

The club has hosted 19 PGA and LPGA Tour events and attracted champions including Greg Norman, Lorena Ochoa, Jim Furyk, and Davis Love III. More recently, it hosted the 2024 LIV Golf League event. Beyond golf, the facility offers a comprehensive club experience with indoor tennis courts, a lap pool, fitness center, and driving range set in an undisturbed, park-like setting. The historic clubhouse features a distinctive patio overlooking the central grounds. The course presents a challenge worthy of professional-level competition while maintaining accessibility for members of varying skill levels.