Wildhorse Golf Club

Dating to 1959 as one of Southern Nevada's earliest layouts, the grounds once belonged to Howard Hughes and hosted the PGA Tour's Sahara Invitational in the early 1970s. A 2004 redesign by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley shaped its par-70 form, favoring a traditional rather than target-style setup spanning 4,995 to 6,525 yards across four tee sets. Play moves over flat terrain toward large, undulating greens, headlined by a testing par-4 9th flanked by two lakes. It is also one of only seven Nevada courses certified as an Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary.