Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)

Falls Golf Course, Lake Las Vegas Resort,

[COURSE CLOSED IN 2009]

101 Via Vin Santo, Henderson, Nevada 89011

  • Office

    +1 (702) 740 5258
  • Pro shop

    +1 (877) 698 GOLF

About the course

  • The Course:

    18 holes. Desert-style. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.

  • Surroundings:

    Desert environment.

  • Designer:

    Tom Weiskopf

Back
tees
Club
tees
Front
tees
Yards
7250
5634
5021
Par
72
72
72
SSS or slope
74.7
65.5
68.3

At the same location:

Above distances are for the Falls course. Also at Lake Las Vegas is the 18-hole Reflection Bay course (par-72; 7261 yds from back tees) and private SouthShore course (par-71; 6910 yds; rating 74.0).

Location

Latitude:

36.087136

Longitude:

-114.930942

How to get there:

16 miles E of the Las Vegas Strip

In the south-east of Las Vegas leave I-515 at exit 61 and head east on Lake Mead Parkway (Rte 564), direction Lake Las Vegas. After 6.5 miles turn left into Lake Las Vegas Parkway. After o.3 miles turn left into Via Vin Santo, and left again into The Falls Golf Club.

Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)

4-star: Above average course - well worth a visit.

Est. 2002

Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course): GOLF COURSE WAS CLOSED IN 2009, with parts of the course now built on with housing. Lake Las Vegas's public access Reflection Bay Golf Club and private South Shore are open for play.

[Original Where2Golf description]: A panoramic view of downtown Las Vegas and the Spring Mountains beyond, greets you at the 1st tee of this wonderfully scenic golf course. Whereas Lake Las Vegas's Reflection Bay course gets you right alongside the lake, The Falls takes you on two nine-hole loops through the desert, with the stunning back-nine providing many spectacular views.

Best of all is an immensely scenic and innovatively created stretch that starts as you climb the par-5 12th. With spectacular panoramas, fabulous elevation changes and natural desert terrain all around, the wonderfully tight dog-legging par-4 13th requires an accurate approach into a rock-surrounded green. Another plunging downhill drive is needed at the short par-4 14th. The three-hole closing stretch brings water dangerously into play on each hole; the falls, giving the course its name, appearing alongside the challenging par-4 17th.

Inevitably, the front-nine doesn't quite hit the dramatic heights of the back-nine. However, Tom Weiskopf has ensured that every hole on this desert layout will test and probe your golfing skills, while the thrills and spills of the back-nine will remain long in your memory. With real estate beginning to flank several of the front-nine holes (although not too intrusively), the hope is that it maintains a more limited presence on the stunning back-nine.

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  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)
  • Photo of Lake Las Vegas Resort (The Falls course)

Visitors

Who can play and when?

Course permanently closed in 2009.

Green fees

Course permanently closed in 2009.

Other information

Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted at certain times.

Practice facilities

Excellent

Did you know?

Lake Las Vegas Resort is a 3,952-acre residential, golf and resort destination, surrounding a privately-owned 320-acre lake with a 10 mile shoreline. Resort accommodation includes two top-quality hotels (by Westin and Hilton) and world class spa facilities. The resort's MonteLago Village offers visitors and residents a variety of retail shops, restaurants, a casino and residential condominiums.

What was intended as a premier golf destination now includes the public-access Reflection Bay and private SouthShore courses. The Falls course is now closed, and the addition of a fourth course (Rainbow Canyon designed by Tom Fazio), did not materialise.

The Reflection Bay course became well known to golf fans as the home of the Wendy's 3-Tour Challenge (see our Tournaments section >by Venue >Lake Las Vegas).

Where2Stay

  • The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort

    101 Montelago Blvd, Henderson, Nevada 89011

    +1 (702) 567 6000

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    At the luxurious Westin Lake Las Regas Resort, you can escape to a Moroccan-inspired oasis in the heart of Lake Las Vegas. Breathtaking views and plush accommodations create an ideal setting for a romantic escape, family vacation or golfing break.

    • Golf at this hotel:

      Reflection Bay

    • Golf within 5 miles:

      Tuscany

    • Golf within 20 miles:

      Wildhorse; The Legacy; Rio Secco; Revere; Cascata; Boulder Creek; Bali Hai; Wynn; Las Vegas National; Royal Links; Desert Pines; Shadow Creek.

  • Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa4-star

    1610 Lake Las Vegas Pkwy, Henderson, Nevada 89011

    +1 (702) 567 4700

    Visit website

    The 350-room Hilton Lake Las Vegas (formerly the Ritz-Carlton) surprises travellers by combining the best of the desert with lush grounds and a romantic, Tuscan-inspired setting. Here you can venture into an unexpected oasis where the desert gives way to a sparkling lake and gleaming white beach just 17 miles from the Las Vegas Strip.

    • Golf at this hotel:

      No

    • Golf within 5 miles:

      Reflection Bay; Tuscany

    • Golf within 20 miles:

      Wildhorse; The Legacy; Rio Secco; Revere; Cascata; Boulder Creek; Bali Hai; Wynn; Las Vegas National; Royal Links; Desert Pines; Shadow Creek.

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