The week in Las Vegas Golf Courses … Now: May 1, 2008
Las Vegas, NV- News at www.GolfLasVegasNow.com this week includes how Jack Nicklaus’ Newest-The Chase at PGA Golf Club Coyote Springs-Debuts Near Las Vegas; and how Vegas Golfers Adam Scott and Ryan Moore Went Extra Holes on the PGA Tour. www.GolfLasVegasNow.com is your Link to Las Vegas Golf and offers complete Las Vegas golf information and online bookings.
Jack Nicklaus’ Newest: the Chase at PGA Golf Club Coyote Springs
It’s been awhile since the Las Vegas golf area has seen a new golf course open, but the wait is over as The Chase, a Jack Nicklaus design, officially opens for public play as part of PGA Golf Club Coyote Springs. The facility and this course are a partnership between the PGA of America, Coyote Springs developers and Nicklaus, and is located a short, 50-mile drive from Las Vegas. The Chase is the original jewel of what someday is planned to be a huge masterplanned community with several more Las Vegas Nicklaus golf courses, dubbed the Bear Trail. The future calls for a signature design with Pete Dye, the first time the two icons will have worked together. "At The Bear Trail, my design staff and I are excited to have the opportunity to create a truly exceptional legacy," says Nicklaus. coyotesprings.com
Former UNLV Rebels Ryan Moore, Adam Scott Go Extras on Tour
Ryan Moore was what Adam Scott could’ve been had he elected to finish out his entire collegiate golf career at UNLV instead of only playing for 1.5 seasons under Hall-of-Fame coach Dwaine Knight. But Scott is what Moore aspires to be now that both are PGA Tour players. Scott–so far–has accomplished much more as a professional. Over the weekend, Scott held on in a playoff at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship in Texas to prevent Moore from earning his first professional victory. For Scott, it was win number six on the PGA Tour, but in college Moore won every tournament that mattered in 2004 and left UNLV the following year as the best Rebel ever. Read on for complete post-round quotes from both Scott and Moore. GolfLasVegasNow.com
Rhodes Ranch, Tuscany Part of Las Vegas Golf Authority
Two very enjoyable golf courses in Las Vegas are Rhodes Ranch Golf Club and Tuscany Golf Club. These Las Vegas golf courses–both Ted Robinson designs–boast his typical, playable style: wide fairways and large greens, plus very few forced carries and beautiful water features. But be careful, the par 3’s are a challenge, and you’ll need to pay attention to ball position. Both Rhodes Ranch and Tuscany are part of several other Las Vegas golf courses that can be found at lasvegasgolfauthority.com, a website operated by the PGA of America pros who manage the courses. You can book tee times online, view photos, and you will be dealing directly with each golf course, therefore securing the best rates and information. As it says on the site: "Don’t gamble with your golf in Las Vegas."
www.GolfLasVegasNow.com official golf course partners
Aliante Golf Club – aliantegolf.com
Angel Park Golf Club – angelpark.com
Mountain
The Palm
Badlands Golf Club – badlandsgc.com
Bali Hai Golf Club – waltersgolf.com
Cascata Golf Club – cascatagolf.com
The Chase at PGA Golf Club Coyote Springs – coyotesprings.com
Desert Pines Golf Club – waltersgolf.com
Desert Rose Golf Club – americangolf.com
The Falls Golf Club – golfllv.com
Las Vegas Golf Club – americangolf.com
Las Vegas National – lasvegasnational.com
Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort – lvpaiutegolf.com
Snow Mountain
Sun Mountain
WOLF
Legacy Golf Club – thelegacygc.com
Painted Desert Golf Club – painteddesertgc.com
Reflection Bay Golf Club – golfllv.com
Rhodes Ranch Golf Club – rhodesranch.com
Rio Secco Golf Club – riosecco.net
Royal Links Golf Club – waltersgolf.com
The Revere at Anthem – reveregolf.com
Concord
Lexington
TPC Las Vegas – tpc.com/lasvegas
Tuscany Golf Club – tuscanygolflclub.com
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