Las Vegas, Nevada (June 3, 2014)–As is tradition, golf courses in Las Vegas slash rates during the summer months to entice golfers to play more golf since days are longer. Golfers in Las Vegas–visiting and local–can save up to 50% or more off prime time tee times in Las Vegas rates. Las Vegas National Golf Club, a course that is located minutes from the Las Vegas Strip and that is home to hundreds of mature shade trees, is offering rates that are never higher than $79 for visitors from now until August 31, 2014. Playing this historic course that is a former host to events on both the PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour is very enjoyable during the summer because there is so much shade on the course. At national you have it made in the shade … Click now for the official website to reserve your Las Vegas National Golf Club tee times. Rates will vary from $39-79 for visitors depending on time of day. —By Brian Hurlburt.
One thing to remember is that the Las Vegas summer heat is a dry heat and with water, a wet towel, a hat, and suncreen your round will be enjoyable. Also, if you tee of in the morning you will be teeing off in temps of only about 75-85 degrees and the heat will gradually increase throughout the round.
Las Vegas National Golf Club is nestled in the heart of the city of Las Vegas just minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip. It is a traditional, oasis styled golf course with thousands of trees which places a premium on ball position. Las Vegas National has fairways that meander in the shadows of proud palm trees and greens that are flanked by bunkers.
Two beautiful lakes come into play on four of the holes making them very challenging. Five intriguing par 3's offer a stern test while four mid-length par 5's offer a good chance for par or birdie. When the PGA TOUR played at Las Vegas National, Arnold Palmer's favorite hole was the driveble par 4, 13th.
Amazing Aerial View of Las Vegas National Golf Course from Pro Turf on Vimeo.
In addition to being the previous home of Tour events, National is home to the Las Vegas Golf Hall of Fame exhibit. Also on site is the Rat Pack Bar and Grille, named in honor of the Rat Pack (Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., etc.) who used to play and party at the course and in the clubhouse.