Nevada

Pros: If the feeling you get when you're in Lake Tahoe could be encapsulated in a golf course then this is it. Stunning mountain and lake views, pristine conditions, beautiful hole layouts and signature pines make this a round to remember. 

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Cons: You're going to pay for it, but it's well worth it. 

Pros: Signature railroad tie bunkers make for some nice optics and there are at least a dozen pretty solid holes. 

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Cons: Like the Wolf, there are some holes that are nothing spectacular.  

Pros: A really solid desert course also in the Mesquite area, there are a number of cool holes and plenty of challenge. 

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Cons: It's a little on the difficult side and sometimes good shots don't feel like they are rewarded. 

Pros: In it's day (before Wolf Creek) this was a pretty cool resort course and the nicest in Mesquite. While the rest of the courses in the area have elevated the expectations substantially, this is still not a bad option.

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Cons: Feels a bit dated relative to the extremely interested courses that have since been added in the area. 

Pros: Very well kept and less trafficked than those in central Las Vegas this is a nice getaway with plenty of interesting holes and nice mountain backdrops, particularly during sunset. 

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Cons: Some of the holes are a little on the boring side, but the good ones make up for it.

Pros: Being able to golf anywhere with the Las Vegas strip as your backdrop is going to make for a memorable round. 

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Cons: None to note, overall great condition with plenty of cool holes.