Everybody knows that things are bigger and brighter in Las Vegas and that includes the golf courses. If you have not been golfing in Las Vegas yet then you are truly missing out. The thing about Las Vegas golf courses are they are created and designed specifically to be a fun experience yet a difficult one. Everything from the bunkers to the doglegs are designed to give even the most experienced golfer a hard time. Below you will find some of the many golf courses in Las Vegas and all of them are of high quality and exceptional design.

The Arroyo - The Arroyo is one of the few golf courses in Las Vegas that have always been public courses. Most golf courses in Las Vegas start out only offering members and hotel visitors to play on the course. What most people don't know about the Arroyo is that it is one of the shortest courses in Las Vegas but it doesn't seem like it. Even though the course is rather short it makes up for it on the par-3's. Another thing that most people don't know is that this course is one of the Arnold Palmer signature courses.

Red Rock Country Club - The Red Rock Country Club is very close to the Red Rock Canyon so you will get to play under the shadows of the canyon and next to the Arroyo Golf Club. The Red Rock Country Club is made up of two very well know golf courses, the Red Rock Country Club which is the main course and The Arroyo.

Las Vegas Country Club - If you want a very memorable golfing experience then you need to play at the Las Vegas Country Club. The one bad thing about the Las Vegas Country Club is that it is a private golf course so you either have to be a member or the course or you have to gain access through one of the hotels that partner with the club. What most people don't know about this course is that it was the first one opened in Las Vegas and it opened in the fall of 1967.

Reflections Bay Golf Club - What many people already know about the Reflections Bay Golf Club is that it hosts the "Wendy's Three Tour Challenge" which you can see on national T. V. This course is truly a dream to play on with 5 holes that go right alongside Lake Las Vegas. Another treat with this course is that it is rather long at just over 7,200 feet.

Sienna Golf Club - The Sienna Golf Club is a great place to play and is open year round to all kinds of different golfers. The Sienna is also a very popular tournament course that amateurs and professionals will practice on. What most people don't know about the Sienna Golf Club is that the back tees are only measured at slightly over 6,800 feet which makes it one of the shorter courses in Las Vegas but because of all the different fairway types it is still very challenging even to the most experienced golfer.