Las Vegas National Golf Club

Classic Rat Pack–era golf where Tiger won his first tour title

Holes / Par

18 · Par 71

Yardage

6,815 yds

Designer

Bert Stamps

Opened

1961

Green fees from

$79 / player

Area

Central / Strip

Opened in 1961, Las Vegas National Golf Club is a piece of living Vegas history — a traditional, tree-lined layout that has hosted the likes of the Rat Pack and where Tiger Woods claimed his first PGA Tour victory at the 1996 Las Vegas Invitational.

Mature trees, classic bunkering, and generous fairways make it a welcome change of pace from the desert-target style found elsewhere, and it sits just minutes from the Strip.

Why play here

Historic 1961 classic layout
Site of Tiger Woods's first PGA Tour win
Traditional tree-lined design
Minutes from the Strip