Championship Golf. Vintage History. Timeless Prestige.
Located in the heart of Las Vegas, just moments from the Strip, The Las Vegas Country Club is a course built on tradition and championship pedigree. Established in 1967, originally designed by Edmund B. Ault, and later enhanced by Ron Garl (1981) and Mark Rathert (2009), this par-72, 7,203-yard masterpiece has stood the test of time.
From the beginning, it captured the imagination of the game’s greats. World Golf Hall of Famer Gene Sarazen proclaimed it “one of the best courses I have seen in my lifetime” upon its grand opening.
For decades, The Las Vegas Country Club has been the stage for legends. Hosting the PGA Tour’s Las Vegas Invitational, it earned a reputation for immaculate fairways — often called the best on Tour by the professionals themselves. Today, it continues to shine on the global stage as the proud host of LIV Golf’s elite tournaments, blending its vintage heritage with modern prestige.
The course itself is a study in beauty and challenge. Towering trees line the fairways, while several shimmering lakes and strategically placed bunkers create a demanding test. Unique features include back-to-back par-5s at holes 9 and 10 and two of the most dramatic finishing holes in Las Vegas, framed by the iconic Strip skyline.
Through the years, both PGA Tour and LPGA Tour champions have etched their names into its history. And as new eras unfold, The Las Vegas Country Club remains a place where champions are made, memories are created, and history continues to be written.