It’s SUMMER!!! Time for Golf and Fun in the Sun!
The Hawthorn Inn & Suites in Henderson, just 15-minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, introduces a Summer Golf Special. The package includes breakfast at Black Mountain Country Club and 18 holes of golf.

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Ever felt like playing golf alongside an NFL star on one of the most beautiful courses in the west? Edgewood Tahoe has teamed up with the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority to give away a spot in the American Century Championship Celeb-Am during the American Century Championship this July.

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Spring is here, which means Carson City/Carson Valley golf courses are swinging in the season with new course improvements, offerings and equipment. Here’s what’s new at the courses known as the Divine 9:

Carson Valley Golf Course, named “Best of the Valley” for four years in a row, has improved the approach to the second green by reshaping the creek between the fairway and approach. In 2008, Dayton Valley Golf Club received 4.5 stars out of five in the “Best Places to Play” issue of Golf Digest. This course has hosted the PGA Tour Qualifying event for 15 years, making Dayton Valley a popular spot for tournaments.

Eagle Valley East Golf Course recently added forward tees on seven of their holes, making play for families easier. The staff has planted more than 250 trees to visually enhance the course. Over at Eagle Valley West Course...

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Golf courses in Nevada are incredibly diverse. Depending on where you plan to play, tou can see a desert oasis or palm trees; alpine forests or the crystal clear blue waters of Lake Tahoe. Take a look at a sampling of the courses you’ll find:

Southern Nevada

Northern Nevada

We have plenty more, including videos for individual courses at Golf Nevada.

Spectators enjoy competition and scenery at the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open on Sunday at Montrêux Golf and Country Club. Photo by Matthew B. BrownOn one hand, you’re taking a nature walk. On the other, you’re watching PGA competition. That was my very simplified take on the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open as I strolled from the 18th tee to the 16th on Sunday, my first experience at Reno’s only PGA event, held at Montrêux Golf and Country Club. My destination: Fiesta Loco, of course, an odd mix of “loco” and “silencio“—every time a golfer readies for a shot, spectators have to hush and hold their margaritas still, as to not so much as rattle an ice cube against the side of their plastic cups. Then, when it’s time to “go loco,” for 30-second periods a mariachi band plays snippets of classics such...

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