TPC Summerlin
Course Overview
Hey fellow golf enthusiasts! Let me take you on a quick tour of one of Las Vegas's hidden gems, TPC Summerlin. Opened in 1991 and nestled in the heart of the Mojave, this private oasis isn’t just a golf course; it’s a slice of golfing paradise with a history of hosting the prestigious Shriners Hospitals for Children Open since 1992.
Imagine teeing off surrounded by the stunning desert landscape, where each hole offers its own unique challenge. Take the 15th hole, for instance. It’s a thrilling par-5 that could tempt you to go big or go home. With a desert hazard strategically placed to test your precision, it’s a perfect blend of risk and reward. And trust me, landing an eagle here feels as good as hitting the jackpot on the Strip!
For those swinging the clubs here for the first time, remember: accuracy is your best friend, especially on holes like the narrow fairway of the 18th. Choose your clubs wisely and aim true — those undulating greens don’t forgive easily!
So, whether you're aiming to improve your game or just looking for an exceptional round, TPC Summerlin offers a distinguished golfing experience that truly captures the spirit of Las Vegas. See you on the greens!
Course Information
Course Type
Private Course
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7225 yards
Course Designers
Tournament History
- Host of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, part of the PGA Tour, attracting top golf professionals from around the world annually since 1992.
Additional Notes
Notable Holes: {"hole_number"=>15, "description"=>"A par-5 hole known for its risk-reward strategy, offering a chance for eagle with a precise drive over a desert hazard."}, {"hole_number"=>16, "description"=>"A par-3 hole featuring a dramatic island green that requires a precise tee shot to avoid water surrounding the green."}, {"hole_number"=>18, "description"=>"The finishing hole, a challenging par-4 with a narrow fairway and a well-guarded green."}
Designers: Bobby Weed, with consultation from Fuzzy Zoeller.
Tournament History: Host of the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, part of the PGA Tour, attracting top golf professionals from around the world annually since 1992.
Playing Tips: Accuracy off the tee is crucial, especially on holes with narrow fairways and desert hazards. Club selection around the greens is vital due to the undulating nature of the putting surfaces.
Notable Holes
A par-5 hole known for its risk-reward strategy, offering a chance for eagle with a precise drive over a desert hazard.
A par-3 hole featuring a dramatic island green that requires a precise tee shot to avoid water surrounding the green.
The finishing hole, a challenging par-4 with a narrow fairway and a well-guarded green.
Playing Tips
- Accuracy off the tee is crucial, especially on holes with narrow fairways and desert hazards. Club selection around the greens is vital due to the undulating nature of the putting surfaces.
