Boulder Creek Golf Club features three 9-hole courses playable in three 18-hole combinations. The Desert Hawk and Coyote Run courses opened in January, 2003, followed by the Eldorado Valley in summer 2003. Designed by architect Mark Rathert the three nines play through three distinct desert style layouts or "themes". All three courses are generally wide open, and there are no blind tee shots or hidden hazards. The Desert Hawk nine plays through natural rolling terrain and boasts a combination of oasis and desert themes. To this end, water features prominently on the opening and closing holes, and there are plenty of strategically placed bunkers to challenge play. The fairways are expansive and the large greens are challenging but fair. The Desert Hawk nine plays from 2,429 to 3,843-yards. The Coyote Run 9 offers more of a challenge than Desert Hawk. This course was designed around a number of arroyos, which coupled with subtle elevation changes, make for challenging play, and opportunites for some strategic shot making. Coyote Run plays from 2,555 to 3,785-yards. The third nine, Eldorado Valley has expansicve fairways that will reward heavy hitters. However, multiple, deep fairways bunkers demand accurate shots off the tees. All three courses feature six sets of tees to accommodate a variety of handiaps and skill levels. For additional information call the pro shop at (702) 294-6534 or visit the club online at www.bouldercreekgc.com.