Desert Pines Golf Club

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Course Type
Par 3

Location

3415 E Bonanza Rd
Las Vegas, US
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Course Type: public
Yards: 6810
Par: 71
Slope: 122.00
Holes: 18
Hours: Daily 6am-10pm

Desert Pines Golf Course Las Vegas Nevada

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The Skinny

There are a lot of narrow things you can expect in Vegas. Minds, hallways, bathroom stalls. Desert Pines Golf Club Las Vegas is just one more. The course is one of the most narrow courses in Vegas, but it's perfect for intermediate golfers who like a challenging course.

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Quick Facts

Desert Pines Golf Course Las Vegas was designed after the golf courses in the Carolinas. If you're a fan of Pinehurst, you'll be a fan.
The Desert Pines Las Vegas golf course is about 8 miles from the Las Vegas Strip.
Desert Pines Golf Club Las Vegas opened in 1996.

Website:
https://www.desertpinesgolfclub.com/index.cfm

Phone:
702.388.4400

Info

Walking Rates: Yes

Green Fees:

Anywhere from around $59 for weekday twilight up to $180 for a good weekday time.

Walk-ons allowed?: Yes

Location:
3415 E Bonanza Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89101
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Hours of Operation:
Daily 6am-10pm

Reservation Policy:
Reservations Recommended

Scenery:

It looks like a golf course, if you've ever been to one before, you might know what that looks like. If you've ever golfed in the Carolina's though, you'll get a better idea of what this course looks like. Unlike any other Vegas course, the entire Desert Pines Golf Course Las Vegas is surrounded by pine trees.

Course Design:

Desert Pines Golf Club in Vegas was designed by Dye Designs International to replicate the Carolina golf courses. Pine trees aren't a prominent Nevada fixture, so they did pretty well designing it.

Course Pro?

Mike Davis, known as one of the top professionals in the country, is a PGA instructor and the Desert Pines Las Vegas golf pro. Golf Magazine has named him as one of the Top 100 Most Prestigious Golfers after he played on the PGA Tour in the 70's and he's been teachin' up a strorm since then.

Why go here?

Golf Digest called Desert Pines Golf Club Las Vegas one of the best upscale courses in the country and was voted one of the "Top Public Golf Courses in the Country" GolfWorld Magazine Reader's Choice 2009.

Is it Worth It?

Desert Pines Golf Course Las Vegas is a good golf course for the average golfer. Some people prefer a few over this one, but you won't be disappointed in spending your dough on these holes.

The Setting:

Desert Pines Golf Club Las Vegas caters to the average person who comes to Vegas and plays golf. Probably already a bit better looking and better off financially than the 21 year old party that is staying at the Hard Rock.

Service Quality:

The staff at Desert Pines Golf Club Las Vegas is usually pretty friendly and accommodating as long as you're not a total noob or jerk to them. Then they let their true snooty Vegas attitudes shine bright.

Do they offer lessons?

Desert Pines Golf Course Las Vegas offers lessons, for a pretty penny.

Do they have a clubhouse?

Desert Pines Golf Club Las Vegas has a restaurant, locker room, meeting facilities and of course a golf shop. You can rent the latest Callway golf clubs if you left your set at home and they also rent out Footjoy shoes. Duffers Bar & Grill serves breakfast and lunch and there's a snack bar that's open for everything else if you want a hot dog or something of the like.

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