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Shadow Creek Las Vegas
Why
Play It? A luxurious private experience, world-class
caddies, and a course perennially ranked in the top 10 explain why
the nation's most expensive golf course is worth every penny.
Your Chances of Getting on: Very good,
but you must be a guest of an
MGM Mirage property and can only play
Monday through Thursday. Weekend play is by invitation through
casino hosts.
Peak Greens Fees: $500 (includes
limousine transfers from and to your hotel, a cart, and a
caddy/caddie)
Contact: 3 Shadow Creek Drive, North Las
Vegas; (866) 260-0069;, www.shadowcreek.com
Lakes Course, Primm Valley Golf Club
Why Play It? Called "the poor man's
Shadow Creek," this layout is by the same designer, Tom Fazio; has
the same owners; and features many of the same gorgeous design
touches for a lot less.
Your Chances of Getting
On: Very good - it's still a
Las Vegas insider's
destination.
Peak Greens Fees: $175 to $200.
Contact: 1 Yates Well Road, Primm; (800)
386-7867;
www.primmvalleyresorts.com
Reflection Bay Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas
Resort
Why Play It? It's a
breathtaking
Jack Nicklaus design that combines desert, mountains,
and the state's largest privately owned man-made lake.
Your Chances of Getting On: Very good if
reservations are made in advance, up to 60 days out.
Peak Greens Fees: $275 to $295.
Contact: 1600 Lake Las Vegas Parkway,
Henderson; (877) 698-4653;
www.lakelasvegas.com
Shadow Creek Las Vegas
Why Play It? A luxurious private
experience, world-class caddies, and a course perennially ranked in
the top 10 are why the nation's most expensive golf course is worth
every penny.
Your Chances of Getting On: Very good,
but you must be a guest of an MGM Mirage property, and you can play
Monday through Thursday. Weekend play is by invitation through
casino hosts.
Peak Greens Fees: $500 (includes
limousine transfers from and to your hotel, a cart, and a caddie).