Overview
Las Vegas Country Club opened in 1967 and has grown up alongside the city, a few moments from the Strip. Over nearly six decades it has hosted members, touring pros, entertainers and business leaders, and it is now owned by Samick Holdings, which is investing in a modern club while keeping its vintage Vegas character. As well as golf, the club offers racquet sports, a fitness centre, a member lounge and dining with an old-school glamour feel.
The championship course is par 72 and stretches to 7,203 yards. Edmund B. Ault laid it out originally, and Ron Garl and Mark Rathert later refined it to suit the modern game without losing its character. Mature trees line the fairways, lakes come into play on several holes, the greens are strategic, and the city skyline is a constant backdrop. A range of tees, from the Black championship tees down to the Silver and Bronze, lets players of different abilities choose a sensible length.
The golf programme includes practice facilities and instruction, men's and women's golf groups, junior golf, a full calendar of club tournaments, and corporate and charity golf outings. The golf shop has been recognised as Southern Nevada's top private golf shop and stocks club-branded apparel and the latest equipment. The clubhouse also hosts private dining and events, from weddings and rehearsal dinners to corporate meetings and post-tournament receptions.
Facilities
Good to know
Las Vegas Country Club is private, but the website takes tee time requests through an online form. Requests are not guaranteed: availability depends on the club's golf calendar and course access, and guest rates change with the season. The Head Golf Professional can help with availability and pricing. Official page ↗
Tee times run Tuesday to Saturday from 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and the golf shop opens at 5:30 AM on those days. Call the club on (702) 734-1122 for current details.
The club is at 3000 Joe W. Brown Drive, just off the Las Vegas Strip. Wynn Golf Course is about 2 km away and Las Vegas National Golf Club about 2 km in the other direction.
History & highlights
Gene Sarazen praised the course in its early years, and it was once a host of the PGA Tour's Las Vegas Invitational. More recently it has staged LIV Golf competition, which keeps it among the best-known golf addresses in the city.
A tree-framed par 4 with the Las Vegas skyline in the distance. A well-placed tee shot opens up the best angle to the green.
Strong striking creates a chance to attack, but water and bunkers around the green punish a miss.
The club regards it as one of its hardest holes, needing length and accuracy with hazards shaping every shot.
A dramatic one-shotter over water where wind can change the club choice. Commit to the swing; there is nowhere to bail out.
Tips for first-timers
- Send your tee time request well ahead, and treat it as a request until the club confirms it.
- Pick a tee that suits your game; the course plays to 7,203 yards from the back.
- Keep it in position off the tee: the tree-lined fairways favour placement over power.
- The published tee time hours cover Tuesday to Saturday only, so plan your request for one of those days.
Map & location
Las Vegas Country Club, 3000 Joe W. Brown Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89109. It sits close to the Strip, with Wynn Golf Course and Las Vegas National both nearby.
FAQ
Can non-members play Las Vegas Country Club?
It is a private club, but the website accepts tee time requests. They are subject to availability and are not guaranteed, and guest rates vary by season.
How long is the course?
Par 72 and 7,203 yards from the championship tees, with several shorter tee options.
Who designed the course?
Edmund B. Ault designed the original layout, which was later refined by Ron Garl and Mark Rathert.
When did the club open?
In 1967.
What tournaments has it hosted?
It was a venue for the PGA Tour's Las Vegas Invitational and has more recently hosted LIV Golf competition.
What else does the club offer?
Racquet sports, a fitness centre, a member lounge, dining and private event spaces for weddings, meetings and celebrations.
Sources
Facts checked 22 October 2026. We only list details we could confirm on the sources above; anything else is left out.