27-Hole (Public) This facility has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The course is located on the banks of the Carson River in an environmentally-protected area, and is inhabited by ducks, geese and other types of waterfowl. The three courses have been given names similar...

27-Hole (Public) 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"....

18-Hole (Resort) This course, which was originally called Seven Hills, is open to guests staying at the Rio Hotel, as well as guests of other hotels in Las Vegas. The course is located at the foot of the Black Mountains and was cut through the desert and washes. The fairways are...

18-Hole (Semi-private) This links-style course affords generous landing areas in the fairways. The greens are large and undulating. The ladies' tee does not have a slope or course rating. A clubhouse was constructed and opened in January, 1997.

9-Hole (Public) This is a fairly flat course. The front nine is wide open, and the back nine is tight with many large oak trees in the middle of the fairways. There are additional sets of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round.

36-Hole (Public) This facility has two regulation eighteen hole courses. The West Course has many trees and sand bunkers. The East Course has fast greens and narrow fairways. This club annually hosts the Players West girls' tournament. Cart rentals are included with the West course green fees. Various discounts are offered...

18-Hole (Resort) This course was built on rolling terrain and features tree-lined fairways. The large greens are elevated and very undulating. There are some blind shots from off the elevated tees. Water hazards (ponds) come into play on six holes. The weather conditions are mostly breezy, but dominated by the dry...

18-Hole (Public) A 227-yard par 3 with water on the right.

9-Hole (Public) This course was built on relatively hilly terrain and has wide-open fairways. Water does not come into play unless the sprinklers break. Every hole on the course has its own unique characteristics. A good round of golf can be experienced on this course.

36-Hole (Resort) These challenging courses are the first in this multi-planned resort complex located on the California side of the Nevada/California state line. The Lakes Course is located in barren desert surrounded by mountains, and in contrast to its natural desert surroundings, includes rolling dogleg fairways, waterfalls, streams, lakes, and a...