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2019 Perspective Recreation LAS VEGAS GLOBAL ECONOMIC ALLIANCE 2019 PERSPECTIVE RECREATION 4.7% 4.7K 4.7K 795 4.9% 884 4.7K 4.5K 0.8" 4.7% 872 894 29% 4.4% 3.5K 24% 13% 22% 5.0% 0.0" 4.7% 4.2K 0.2" 0.1" $ 820 904.9M 17% 19% 931 $ 3.8B 0.0" 4.4% 4.7K 0.0" 34% 5.1% 4.0K 3.6M $ $ 33% 3.7B 387.0K 752 .0K 3.6M 3.7M 3.6B 1 $ $ 839.0M 791.0M $ $ $ 388.5K 0.1" $ 825.3M $ 377.4K 400.0K 0.3" 260.0K $ $ 3.6B 888.3M $ 3.6M $ 3.6B $ 3.5M 259.9K $ 260.0K 389.0K $ 3.7B 3.9B $ $ $ 377.0K 265.0K $ 3.4K 3.5M $843.8M $ 3.7M 256.0K 28% 5.2% 265.0K $926.5M 4.4% $ $399.9K 31% $ 756.1M 0.2" 888.8M $ 3.7M 3.7B 843 3.0K $ $ 0.0" 359.6K$ 594 250.0K $265.0K JUN JUL $386.0K $3.2B AY AUG M S 3.5M $3.8B 3.1M PR ing Pric EP $265.0K $ s e 42% 892.0M $ $ A lo T 3.1K 365.6K 240.0K C ax O 4.5% R ian ab C $833.7M A d l T 0.2" edian e 901 1.5" e e M Cl 5.4% M o R $ 42% M m s 410.0K e o in e N 3.3K t N $ H g O E 3.3B B a 658 Y m ming R P V O E e T l a e i I l T F o G v $260.0K S I e r A 3.4M a S T s n ic G H D s S s R a 3.3M I u D $ A e o e 4.3B N G Vo r r l e l $ N u E T T I w M 239.9K R o m e I t N i C S e G A s N I U e P $ is I J E O S 358.2K N $ H 861.1M V C L M O E C L Y R C E O P L E M P O M M H O E E H N L U A W S E E N R POWERED BY: PERSPECTIVE COUNCIL 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Recreation Las Vegas Valley Recreation Map 62 Golf Courses 63 Get Outdoors Nevada: A Perspective 64 Outdoor Destinations & Activities 65 Hoover Dam & Lake Mead National Recreation Area 65 Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest 67 Old Las Vegas Mormon State Historic Park 67 Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area 68 Red Rock Hiking Trails 69 Spring Mountain Ranch State Park 71 Valley of Fire 71 Parks 72 Clark County Parks & Recreation Department 72 Clark County Rural Parks & Recreation Areas 74 Southern Nevada 74 Boulder City Recreation Department 75 City of Mesquite 76 Henderson Parks & Recreation Department 77 Las Vegas Parks & Recreation 79 North Las Vegas Parks & Recreation Department 81 Youth Organizations 82 Youth Sports Organizations 83 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Recreation Las Vegas Valley Recreation Map 11 23 8 GRAND TETON DR 1 ELKHORN RD DECATUR BLVD DECATUR CENTENNIAL PKWY Las Vegas Valley Recreation Map Recreation Valley Las Vegas 28 37 LAMB BLVD 25 ANN RD LOSEE RD LOSEE DURANGO DR CRAIG RD 15 27 43 17 CHEYENNE29 AVE 16 L KING BLVD MARTIN LAKE MEAD BLVD 18 44 21 45 WASHINGTON BLVD SUMMERLIN2 PKWY 12 NELLIS BLVD 31 7 CHARLESTON BLVD 10 SAHARA AVE 19 36 22 DESERT INN RD 42 5 32 38 FLAMINGO RD 41 40 TROPICANA AVE BOULDER HWY 4 RUSSELL RD 9 20 SUNSET RD EASTERN AVE 46 WARM SPRINGS RD LAKE MEAD DR 33 DECATUR BLVD DECATUR DURANGO DR JONES BLVD BUFFALO DR BUFFALO RAINBOW BLVD WINDMILL LN 24 STEPHANIE ST WATER ST RACETRACK RD RACETRACK HORIZON RIDGE PKWY BLUE DIAMOND RD LAS VEGAS BLVD SILVERADO RANCH BLVD 13 14 6 GREEN VALLEY PKWY GREEN VALLEY ST ROSE PKWY 35 COLLEGE DR COLLEGE 39 RD GREENWAY 3 34 Clark County Parks & Recreation Henderson Parks & Recreation Las Vegas Parks & Recreation 30 26 North Las Vegas Parks & Recreation Golf Courses 62 Recreation » Las Vegas Valley Recreation Map 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Recreation Golf Courses # GOLF COURSE ADDRESS CITY HOLES TYPE PHONE 1 Aliante Golf Club 3100 W. Elkhorn Rd. North Las Vegas 18 Public 399-4888 2 Angel Park Golf Club 100 S. Rampart Blvd. Las Vegas 36 Public 254-4653 3 Anthem Country Club 1 Club Side Dr. Henderson 18 Private 614-5000 Golf Courses 4 Bali Hai Golf Club 5160 Las Vegas Blvd., S. Las Vegas 18 Public (888) 427-6678 5 Bear’s Best Golf Club 11111 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas 18 Public 804-8500 6 Boulder City Golf Course 1 Clubhouse Dr. Boulder City 18 Public 293-9236 6 Boulder Creek Golf Club 1501 Veterans Memorial Dr. Boulder City 27 Public 294-6534 7 Canyon Gate Country Club 2001 Canyon Gate Dr. Las Vegas 18 Private 363-0303 8 CasaBlanca Golf Course 1100 W. Hafen Ln. Mesquite 18 Public 346-6764 6 Cascata Golf Course 1 Cascata Dr. Boulder City 18 Public 294-2005 9 Chimera Golf Club 901 Olivia Pkwy. Henderson 18 Public 951-1500 10 The Club at Sunrise 5483 Club House Dr. Las Vegas 18 Public 207-7501 8 Conestoga Golf Course 1499 Falcon Ridge Pkwy. Mesquite 18 Public 346-4292 11 Coyote Springs Golf Course 3100 State Rte. 168 Coyote Springs 18 Public 422-1400 8 Coyote Willows Golf Course 426 Hagens Alley Mesquite 9 Public 345-3222 12 Desert Pines Golf Club 3415 E. Bonanza Rd. Las Vegas 18 Public 388-4400 13 Desert Willow Golf Course 2020 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy. Henderson 18 Public 263-4653 14 DragonRidge Country Club 552 Stephanie St. Henderson 18 Private 614-4444 15 Durango Hills Golf Course 3501 N. Durango Dr. Las Vegas 18 Public 229-4653 16 Eagle Crest Golf Club 2203 Thomas Ryan Blvd. Las Vegas 18 Public 240-1320 8 Falcon Ridge Golf Course 1024 Normandy Ln. Mesquite 18 Public 346-6363 17 Highland Falls Golf Club 10201 Sun City Blvd. Las Vegas 18 Public 254-7010 18 Lakeview Executive Course 1471 E. Mt. Charleston Dr. Pahrump 18 Public (775) 727-4040 19 Las Vegas Country Club 3000 Joe W. Brown Dr. Las Vegas 18 Private 734-1122 20 Las Vegas Golf Center 6730 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas 9 Public 896-4100 21 Las Vegas Golf Club 4300 W. Washington Ave. Las Vegas 18 Public 646-3003 22 Las Vegas National Golf Club 1911 E. Desert Inn Rd. Las Vegas 18 Public 734-1796 23 Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort 10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd. Las Vegas 54 Public 658-1400 24 The Legacy Golf Club 130 Par Excellence Dr. Henderson 18 Public 476-0090 25 Los Prados Country Club 5150 Los Prados Cir. Las Vegas 18 Public 645-5696 26 Mojave Resort Golf Club 9905 Aha Macav Pkwy. Laughlin 18 Public 535-4653 18 Mountain Falls Golf Club 5001 Clubhouse Dr. Pahrump 18 Public (775) 537-6553 27 North Las Vegas Municipal Golf Course 324 E. Brooks Ave. North Las Vegas 9 Public 633-1833 8 Oasis Golf Club - Canyons & Palmer 100 Palmer Ln. Mesquite 36 Public 346-7820 Continued on next page » PHOTO – The Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort, located 25 minutes from the Las Vegas strip, offers three courses with the Wolf being the newest and most difficult. At 7,604 total yards, it has 5 tee options and holds the record as the longest course in Nevada. Photo by Las Vegas Pauite Golf Resort. Recreation » Golf Courses 63 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Recreation # GOLF COURSE ADDRESS CITY HOLES TYPE PHONE 28 Painted Desert Golf Club 5555 Painted Mirage Rd. Las Vegas 18 Public 645-2570 29 Palm Valley Golf Club 9201 Del Webb Blvd. Las Vegas 18 Semi-Private 363-4373 8 Palms Golf Club 530 Peppermill Palms Blvd. Littlefield AZ/Mesquite 18 Public 346-4067 30 Primm Valley Golf Club #1 Yates Wells Rd. Primm 36 Public 679-5509 31 Red Rock Country Club - Arroyo Course 2250 Red Springs Dr., Bldg. C Las Vegas 18 Public 258-2300 31 Red Rock Country Club - Mountain Course 2250 Red Springs Dr., Bldg. A Las Vegas 18 Private 304-5666 32 Reflection Bay Golf Club 75 Monte Lago Blvd. Henderson 18 Public 740-4653 33 The Revere Golf Club 2600 Hampton Rd. Henderson 36 Public 259-4653 34 Rhodes Ranch Golf Club 20 W. Rhodes Ranch Pkwy. Las Vegas 18 Public 740-4114 35 Rio Secco Golf Club 2851 Grand Hills Dr. Henderson 18 Public 777-2400 36 Royal Links Golf Club 5995 E. Vegas Valley Dr. Las Vegas 18 Public 450-8123 37 Shadow Creek Golf Club 3 Shadow Creek Dr. North Las Vegas 18 Semi-Private 399-7111 38 Siena Golf Club 10575 Siena Monte Ave. Las Vegas 18 Public 341-9200 Las Vegas Valley Recreation Map Recreation Valley Las Vegas 39 Southern Highlands Golf Club One Robert Trent Jones Ln. Las Vegas 18 Private 263-1000 40 SouthShore Golf Club 100 Strada Di Circolo Henderson 18 Private 856-8412 41 Spanish Trail Golf & Country Club 5050 Spanish Trail Ln. Las Vegas 27 Private 364-5050 42 Stallion Mountain Golf Club 5500 E. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas 18 Semi-Private 547-6250 43 Sunrise Vista Golf Club 2841 Kinley Dr. (Nellis AFB) Las Vegas 18 Public 652-4497 44 TPC at Summerlin 1700 Village Center Cir.
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