10 Best Country Clubs in Las Vegas

TPC Summerlin is a golf club with a driving range, food service and a course shaped around small, undulating greens. Players who manage distance and choose landing areas carefully can find scoring opportunities, while the closing holes provide particularly scenic play.

The club also hosts golf events and has a connection to professional tournament history. It suits members and event golfers seeking a course with strategic greens and a parkland-style setting. Membership and a dress code apply.

Shadow Creek Golf Course is a private-feeling 18-hole course available to guests staying at MGM Resorts International properties. The course offers a demanding golf outing through meticulously maintained fairways and greens, with long holes and a carefully managed resort setting. Caddies are part of the on-course experience described by players, adding course guidance and green-reading support. It suits MGM guests seeking a destination round that feels removed from the surrounding desert and places course condition, challenge and atmosphere at the center of the visit.

TPC Las Vegas is an 18-hole, professional-level golf course with desert scenery, canyon and mountain backdrops, and a challenging layout. The back nine provides the most distinctive stretch, while fast, true greens and grain-sensitive putting add difficulty around the green. Blind tee shots and varied tee boxes make course management important, with GPS-equipped carts helping players navigate those shots. The facility also offers a clubhouse dining setting. It suits golfers who want a demanding desert round rather than a purely forgiving layout, with opportunities to test both driving and short-game skills.

Canyon Gate Country Club brings together a Ted Robinson-designed 18-hole championship golf course, racquet sports, fitness, swimming, dining and private events in a private Las Vegas club setting. Views of Red Rock Canyon add a distinctive backdrop near the Strip.

Members can build club life around golf, tennis, pickleball, pool days, workouts, chef-led events, tournaments and seasonal programming. Dining ranges from relaxed post-round lunches to elevated evening gatherings, while private events and weddings make the grounds relevant beyond everyday recreation. Membership is required, so the club best suits people seeking an ongoing private-club lifestyle rather than a one-time public golf visit.

Red Rock Country Club is a membership-required country club with on-site services and parking options including valet. In Summerlin, it also serves as an event setting for weddings and celebrations, with ceremony and reception locations framed by mountain views and golf-course scenery. The club’s social calendar includes events such as car shows, wine tastings and holiday celebrations, with family-oriented activities described for members. It fits members seeking club recreation or couples and planners looking for an elegant event venue.

The Las Vegas Country Club is a membership-based golf club with an on-site course and clubhouse setting. Its course appeals to players ranging from beginners working through a first full round to mid-handicap golfers looking for strategic challenge without an overly frustrating layout. The property also supports dining, meetings, receptions, weddings, and other gatherings, with landscaped views that include a lake and mature trees.

Wynn Golf Club offers an 18-hole, par-70 championship course on the Las Vegas Strip, with practice greens, a warm-up area, golf buggies, food and caddie support. Designed by Tom Fazio and Logan Fazio, the course combines landscaped fairways, streams, waterfalls and strategic bunkering with direct resort access and Strip views.

Caddies serve as playing guides and property ambassadors, cleaning clubs and helping arrange food and drinks during the round. Cliff House Grill provides all-day favorites, shareable bites and cocktails above the 18th green. The club suits golfers seeking a resort-centered outing rather than a standalone municipal round. A dress code applies, and the official description emphasizes a warm-up area rather than a driving range.

Angel Park Golf Club offers the Palm Course, Mountain Course, a par-3 short course, lessons, and a clubhouse restaurant. Practice facilities include a putting course, night-lit driving range, chipping area, and two putting areas, giving golfers options beyond a full round. The clubhouse serves breakfast, sandwiches, burgers, snacks, beer, and cocktails. It suits golfers planning a round, focused practice, or a meal before or after time on the course.

Los Prados Golf & Country Club offers an on-site golf experience centered on a relatively short, accessible course. The layout is suited to casual rounds and players who want a relaxed outing, while narrow fairway sections, similar holes, and three par-3 holes on the back nine provide some added challenge.

The course is described as community-centered and maintained with large greens, forgiving rough, and straightforward fairways. It fits local players or visitors looking for an enjoyable round rather than an especially demanding championship test.

Spanish Trail Country Club combines golf, dining and event hosting in the Spanish Trail community. The club has a 27-hole layout with three nine-hole courses, a practice range, clubhouse dining and outdoor event settings featuring a waterfall and lake.

It suits golfers, families using the restaurant and couples planning weddings or other celebrations. The venue has accommodated receptions and culturally specific catering arrangements, giving event planners flexibility when coordinating a distinctive gathering within the club setting.