Nevada golf courses feature the variety of natural landscapes that The Silver State has to offer. There are more than 125 golf courses in Nevada, but don’t let the number fool you. The state is rich with beautiful golf courses. Overall, there is a great collection of public golf courses to choose from.

You can view a complete listing of courses that you can play in our map directory below. Here are five Nevada public golf courses that you should know about:

Wolf Creek Golf Club (Mesquite, Nevada)

The first time you see Wolf Creek you will know that it is not your typical golf course. This is a true bucket list course because of its picturesque canyon views, and spectacular design. It is consistently ranked one of the best public courses in the entire country, and it should be at the top of your list if you want a memorable golfing experience.

Coyote Springs (Coyote Springs, Nevada)

Coyote Springs is a Jack Nicklaus signature design, and easily one of the most beautiful desert courses you can play. Nestled in the mountains, this is a serene layout that truly exemplifies with Nevada golf is all about. It is worth the drive from neighboring cities such as San Diego, Phoenix, or Salt Lake City.

Edgewood Tahoe (Stateline, Nevada)

Lake Tahoe is one of the top vacation destinations in the world and home to one of the best Nevada golf courses. Edgewood Tahoe showcases the beauty of the surrounding area with its championship layout. You have likely seen it on TV since they play host to the American Century Championship every year. Simply put, it doesn’t get much better than this. The George Fazio design is challenging but can accommodate players of any level. If you are traveling to this area you should definitely book a tee time.

Reflection Bay (Henderson, Nevada)

Lake Las Vegas is home to some of the worlds biggest stars. It also has some great golf options as well. Reflection Bay is another Jack Nicklaus design that tops our list. Located just 15 minutes away from the Las Vegas strip, Reflection Bay is a true VIP experience. The course has been recognized as one of the best in the state ever since it opened in 1998, and it also features a lavish 32,000 square foot clubhouse that will impress your buddies. You can also take advantage of their private white sand beach and world-class dining options if you want to stay the day!

TPC Las Vegas (Las Vegas, Nevada)

Rounding out our list of top Nevada golf courses is the TPC Las Vegas. As part of the TPC network of courses, you can expect to get the white glove experience. The course gives a beautiful view of the native desert areas that surround the suburbs of Sin City. You might catch yourself staring at the mountains a bit too much before your next shot. Overall, this is a great option for golfers who are staying on the strip since it is only a 20-minute drive.