EAST LAS VEGAS. With several lengthy par-4's and extremely challenging par-3's, long iron play will be tested on this demanding course. These immaculate fairways are often bordered by a number of trees. However, the wind will cause problems even when the trees are not around. The greens are guarded by a number of bunkers and multiple water hazards, and you should play the ball low and under the wind to avoid the trouble.

NORTHWEST LAS VEGAS. Standing on these tees, you know you're facing a true desert course. Natural areas with cacti and native plants separate tees from fairways and border most of the plush fairways as well. Water hazards pinch several landing areas and guard a number of the greens. Smart play is rewarded on the beautiful course if you can stay away from grass bunkers off the tee and sand bunkers greenside.

PRIMM. True to its name, this course features narrow fairways lined by natural areas with rocks, boulders, plants, trees, and believe it or not, a few cacti. Little water comes into play but the natural desert setting provides plenty of trouble. In addition, the greens are well protected by a number of bunkers.

STATELINE. Even though this course is located in the desert, don't be surprised to find lush rolling fairways with densely wooded areas, winding streams, and cascading waterfalls. Tee shot accuracy is not the main concern because the generous fairways tend to slope back towards the center. Golfers will quickly realize the true test comes on the well mounded greens that are extremely fast and demanding.

HENDERSON. Look one way and you see the rippling waters of Lake Las Vegas; look the other way and you see miles of vast desert and natural terrain. That's the scene at this remarkable layout, which features an excellent variety of holes and challenges. From natural desert areas to peninsula greens, this course has it all. Two award winning courses designed by legendary Jack Nicklaus, and a third course by Tom Weiskopf.