Perhaps you’ve never heard tales of this legendary place sculpted from the Nevada desert by renowned architect Tom Fazio. May we assure you, descriptions, however grand, do not begin to do this masterpiece justice. Shadow Creek must be played. Shadow Creek must be experienced. Only then can true lovers of the game begin to appreciate its breathtaking beauty. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, two of golf’s most decorated legends, went head-to-head in a post-Thanksgiving matchplay challenge in Las Vegas for a $9 million cash prize. The event was hosted by MGM Resorts International and played here, at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas.

Shadow Creek is without a doubt one of the most unique and special golf course experiences a golfer can have. In fact, at World Golf and Travel we believe if a non-golfer ever visited the course they would say it is one of the most special places they ever visited.

Just 25 minutes northwest of the famed Las Vegas Strip, this international golf destination is serving up the ultimate trio of magnificent, championship golf courses. Sculpted by World Golf Hall of Fame architect Pete Dye, these courses are his only pure designs in Nevada.

Snow Mountain storms in at 7,164 total yards … Best Par 3s on the property. The original course has wide rye grass fairways, seven holes with water, traditional Dye railroad-tie bunkers, dogleg finishing holes, and a progressive layout. Sun Mountain shines in at 7,112 total yards. It houses expansive rolling terrain and enchanting scenery with a monstrous mountain backdrop, indigenous desert landscape, and sweeping slope changes. The Wolf howls at 7,604 total yards… Longest course in Nevada… Come take a bite. The newest and most difficult, also known as the signature course, leads the pack but golfers can temper the challenge with its five tee options.