TPC Las Vegas

TPC Las Vegas is a par-71, 7,106-yard championship golf course designed by Bobby Weed and World Golf Hall of Famer Raymond Floyd. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, the course features lush greens winding through a scenic high desert landscape with arroyos and barrancas across several hundred acres. Playing at an elevation between 2,000 and 2,500 feet, the course provides 7-10 yards of extra distance in the thin desert air.

The course challenges skilled golfers while remaining accessible to beginners. Notably, putts break away from the mountains toward the distant Stratosphere Resort and Casino, which is visible from several holes. The back nine presents particular difficulty, with standout holes including the 423-yard par-4 "Death Valley" on hole 13, featuring risk-reward shot-making opportunities. Hole 14, the "steeple hole," is a challenging 465-yard par-4 where players aim at a distant church steeple, with a ridge running through the fairway that significantly impacts approach shot distance and difficulty.