Arroyos, a church steeple, and the Strip on the horizon.
The club calls TPC Las Vegas the only PGA Tour course in the city open to the public. It sits in the Summerlin hills on the west side of the valley. It opened in 1996 as TPC at The Canyons and spent a decade sharing tour events, so the conditioning and set-up are built for professionals. What makes it work for a holiday golfer is choice. Men and women can both play from blended tees, and the course sits a short drive from Red Rock Canyon and close to the JW Marriott, the resort it partners with for stay-and-play.
TPC Las Vegas green fees and tee times.
TPC Las Vegas is open to the public as well as to resort guests, and you book online at tpc.com/lasvegas or through the golf shop on (702) 256-2500. The booking page splits rates into non-resident, Clark County resident and single-player times, so visitors book in the non-resident section. The club does not publish a rack rate; the price shows when you choose a date and time. The JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa sells golf packages that include rounds here, which is the simplest way to bundle the room and the tee time. Groups and buddy trips can send an enquiry to the club for outing rates.
The round, in perspective.
Bobby Weed designed the course with World Golf Hall of Famer Raymond Floyd. The club calls it “desert elegance”: green fairways woven through arroyos and barrancas over several hundred acres, with Red Rock Canyon as the backdrop. It plays between 2,000 and 2,500 feet above sea level, and the club reckons you gain 7 to 10 yards a club in the thin air. Putts tend to break away from the mountains and towards the Stratosphere tower, which you can see in the distance from parts of the course. There is no single signature hole, but the back nine carries the reputation. The 423-yard 13th, known as Death Valley, is a risk-and-reward par four. The 465-yard 14th follows, with a blind drive; members aim at a distant church steeple, and a ridge in the fairway decides how long your approach will be.
Know before you go.
Visitor booking
Non-resident tee times online or by phone
Tees
Blended men’s tees at 6,221 yards; blended option for women
Rental clubs
US$95, five brands, with six balls
Winter light
Sunset can be 4.30pm from November to February
Make the trip work.
Choose your tees with care. The course plays 7,016 yards from the back, 6,699 from the blue member tees and 5,867 from the whites. The blended blue-and-white men’s tees mix nine holes from each set for 6,221 yards, with fewer forced carries; the club also offers a blended option for women. Rental sets cost US$95 all year from TaylorMade, Titleist, Callaway, Cobra or Mizuno, and include six balls. The TPC Grille in the clubhouse serves food with views over the course. From November to February the club warns that sunset can be as early as 4.30pm, so afternoon starts can run out of light.
Harry Reid International (LAS) is on the south side of the valley. Summerlin is on the far west side, so allow around half an hour by car, usually on the 215 beltway, or longer at rush hour. The course is on Canyon Run Drive. Rideshare works well from Summerlin hotels, but if you plan to see Red Rock Canyon too, a hire car makes sense.
The JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa in Summerlin is the course’s stay-and-play partner. It has Spa Aquae with its Hydra Lounge, and the Rampart Casino is on site, with more than 1,400 slot machines and a 300-seat bingo room. Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa is also in Summerlin, on the edge of the desert. Staying out here swaps the Strip’s noise for short drives to the course and to Red Rock, though the Strip is still about 25 minutes away by car.
Make a trip of it.
Angel Park Golf Club, a short drive east in Summerlin, has two 18-hole courses, Mountain and Palm, if you want a second round without driving far. The Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort, with three Pete Dye courses, is about half an hour north. TPC Summerlin nearby is a private members’ club, not to be confused with this course. Off the course, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is about 15 miles from town, with a scenic loop drive, hiking, climbing and horse riding.
Find your season.
October to May is the main season in Summerlin, with spring and autumn the busiest. Winter days are mild but short, and the morning starts can be chilly. From June to September, afternoon heat is extreme. Book the first tee times of the day if you travel in summer.
Yes. TPC Las Vegas is the public TPC course in the valley, and you can book non-resident tee times online or by phone without staying at a resort. TPC Summerlin, a few miles away and better known from TV, is a private club for members and their guests.
How much are green fees at TPC Las Vegas?
The club does not publish a fixed rate. Prices appear in the online tee sheet and change with the date, the time of day and the season. Clark County residents book from a separate local tee sheet. JW Marriott packages bundle rounds with rooms if you prefer one price up front.
Which PGA Tour events were held at TPC Las Vegas?
From 1996 to 2006 the course hosted the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, the Bard Capital Challenge and the Las Vegas Senior Classic. The club names John Daly, Hale Irwin and Jim Furyk among the major champions who played the course in that period.
Which tees should I play at TPC Las Vegas?
Most mid-handicap men will enjoy the blended tees at 6,221 yards, which mix the blue and white sets and reduce the forced carries over desert. Stronger players can try the blue member tees at 6,699 yards, and the full 7,016 yards is for low handicaps.
Last checked 10 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
