Las Vegas

Start with a playable golf priority

TPC Las Vegas is a public golf option in Summerlin, designed by Bobby Weed and Raymond Floyd. Its desert setting and multiple tee choices make it a useful anchor for the conversation. We build any additional course request around your preferred challenge, transfer time, and the group’s accommodation rather than promise a particular private-club experience.

For a party with mixed handicaps, pick comfortable tees and a simple team game. Two well-planned rounds often leave a more enjoyable long weekend than a dawn start after every late evening. More dedicated golfers can request an extra round while others keep a free morning.

Choose a base that fits your nights

Discuss a Strip hotel if dining and shows lead the evening wish list, or a quieter western valley base if golf and recovery take priority. We compare the whole journey, including club storage, pickup points, and time to return and change before a reservation.

Plan one signature dinner and one entertainment request, with the other evenings left open. A separately arranged scenic outing can suit non-golfers, but should have its own time allowance. Keeping everyone on the same dinner plan is easier when the afternoon does not end with a rushed transfer.

Before your quote

• Discuss seasonal heat and the group’s preferred starting window before selecting dates; include time for hydration, lunch, and recovery between activities.
• Check major convention and event dates, and leave realistic margins for hotel pickups and evening reservations rather than relying on map distance alone.
• We coordinate requests and customize the stay. Golf, transport, hotel arrangements, entertainment, and supplier terms are confirmed with your quote.

ONE WAY TO SHAPE THE TRIP

A proposed four-day rhythm.

This sample itinerary is an idea to customize. Courses, accommodation, access, and timing are confirmed for your dates.

1. Day 1 · Arrive with a plan

   Check in, confirm the next morning’s pickup point, and enjoy a welcome dinner without adding a late compulsory activity.

2. Day 2 · Desert golf

   Request TPC Las Vegas, pause for lunch, and return to the hotel with time to relax before an evening out.

3. Day 3 · Your preferred balance

   Request a second suitable round or a free morning, then bring the full party together for the trip’s main dinner.

4. Day 4 · A comfortable departure

   Enjoy breakfast and coordinated onward travel, keeping any final golf request dependent on a generous departure window.