Nevada is the only state where you can tee off, cash out, and see a world-class show — all on the same property. Here's where to go.
Las Vegas Strip
Wynn Las Vegas The Wynn Golf Club is the only championship course on the Strip. Tom Fazio redesign reopened in 2019 with a dramatic island-green finishing hole framed by waterfalls. Green fees run $550–$850 for hotel guests, but Wynn Rewards members get priority tee times and can bundle rounds into stay packages from $599/night.
Shadow Creek Golf Course (MGM access) Tom Fazio's masterpiece sits 10 minutes north of the Strip, accessible only to MGM Rewards guests staying at select properties. Package rate of $750 includes a round, caddie, and limousine transfer.
Rio Secco Golf Club (Caesars access) Rees Jones design in Henderson, home to the Butch Harmon School of Golf. Caesars Diamond and Seven Stars members can book access-only rates.
Off the Strip
Primm Valley Casino Resorts Two Tom Fazio courses — Lakes and Desert — 40 miles south of Las Vegas on the California border. Significantly cheaper than Strip options with two-course packages from $139.
What to Know
Peak golf season in Nevada runs October through April. Summer twilight rounds can be found from $59–$99 even at top courses. Most casino resorts pair loyalty program status with green fee discounts, so always sign up before your trip.
