TPC Las Vegas: Secluded, scenic, challenging and convenient
LAS VEGAS -- Located just beyond the famous Las Vegas Strip, TPC Las Vegas provides a secluded golf course that is scenic, challenging and conveniently close to major Sin City attractions. The serene desert surroundings offer an ideal landscape of arroyos, barrancas and plenty of native vegetation, perfect for a challenging round of golf.
TPC Las Vegas has been host to multiple PGA Tour events, including the Las Vegas Invitational, and the Las Vegas Classic on the Senior PGA Tour. During these events, many famous players, including Tiger Woods, Hale Irwin and Jim Furyk, have tried their hand at the course.
With challenging fairways, the layout, especially the back nine, is a true test of your shot-making abilities. One of TPC Las Vegas' most memorable holes is the par-4 13th, nicknamed "Death Valley" because of its tricky risk-reward layout.
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The par-4 18th hole at TPC Las Vegas is the only only time water comes into play on the course. Courtesy of TPC Las Vegas
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Golf Channel host Lauren Thompson and TPC Las Vegas Head Professional Todd Hadjuk on the 14th hole at TPC Las Vegas. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The 14th hole at TPC Las Vegas meanders through scenic desert washes that are filled with native vegetation. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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Located only minutes from the famous Strip, TPC Las Vegas provides a challenging golf course that features the scenic Red Rock Canyon as its backdrop. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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TPC Las Vegas' 14th hole features desert canyons and arroyos in addition to strategically placed bunkers. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The 15th hole at TPC Las Vegas offers a challenge with both a water hazard and vast desert washes. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The 18th hole at TPC Las Vegas takes advantage of the beautiful views provided by Red Rock Canyon in the background. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The clubhouse at TPC Las Vegas features multiple dining options, a golf shop, several comfortable lounges, and verandas with panoramic views of the golf course and surrounding canyons. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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TPC Las Vegas' downhill "desert island" hole, No. 2 is a visual delight. Courtesy of TPC Las Vegas
