Pete Dye's Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort Courses Home to No Overseeding and Cooler Weather

Las Vegas, Nevada (August 10, 2010)--There are three Las Vegas golf courses designed by Pete Dye at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort, and at the end of each summer when many of the other Las Vegas golf courses are closing for the overseed process, the Paiute remains open. Plus, course management boasts that temperatures at the Paiute resort, located about 20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip and at a bit higher elevation, average about eight degrees cooler than at lower levels in the Las Vegas area. Click now to view the unlimited golf specials for Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort.--By Brian Hurlburt.

The three Las Vegas golf courses at Paiute are Snow Mountain, Sun Mountain, and The Wolf, and you can reserve your official Las Vegas golf tee times in Las Vegas at the official web site plus learn about the seasonal special Las Vegas golf deals for the course and much more. Some seasonal specials can't be booked online but can be reserved by calling 800.711.2833. The special unlimited golf deals and other specials can't be reserved by tee time brokers, but don't worry, the links in this article connect you directly to the official course web site and without any third-party reservations needed.

During the end of the summer, two of the three courses at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort remain open, even if one is shut down for a few days during the aerification process. But course management also describes this process as being less invasive and messy than some aerifications, and special offers are available for the course going through the process. Rates for the current Unlimited Golf Special--GolfaPalooza--start at just $119 and includes free lunch plus 50% off rentals.

Snow Mountain at Paiute is the original of the three Las Vegas golf courses at the Paiute. Click now to view the details and photos for Snow Mountain. Sun Mountain was the second course built at Paiute. Click now to view the details and photos of Sun Mountain. The Wolf was the final course built at the Paiute and is generally regarded as the best and toughest challenge of the three, but each is very good standing alone. Click now to view the details and photos of The Wolf. Also checkout the clubhouse and the beautiful views.