Las Vegas National

What is it?

An 18-hole, par-71 golf course with a rich Las Vegas history. There is a pro-shop, a practice facility, and more.

Where is it?

A couple of miles east of The Strip, not too far from The Westgate Resort & Casino.

Is it worth the cost?

Greens fees are relatively reasonable, especially for a course this good. And Vegas history buffs should absolutely make the pilgrimage.

Why should I go here?

It’s centrally located, is a pretty challenging course, and again… the history.

What else do I need to know?

The course originally opened in 1961 as the golf club for the classic Stardust hotel. During the 1960s it was a regular hangout for The Rat Pack and other major celebrities of the era. It was later affiliated with the Sahara and Las Vegas Hilton hotels.

What’s the bottom line?

A Vegas classic that every Vegas golfer should play at least once.