About TPC Las Vegas (Formerly TPC Canyons):
Have you ever though to yourself what it would be like to play one of the same courses the pros play to see what you would shoot. Hey maybe you can quit your day job and play for the big bucks. Well that is an option at the Tournament Players Club Las Vegas. This desert course has hosted various PGA Tour and Champions Tour events over the past decade and is known as the "Home of Professional Golf" in Las Vegas. Constructed in 1996, by Robert C. ‘Bobby” Weed Jr., who began playing golf at the age ten, worked under the legendary Pete and Alice Dye at Long Cove Club in Hilton Head, S.C. In 1982 he was promoted to the superintendent at the Dye built TPC Sawgrass, and by 1987 was named the chief designer for PGA TOUR Design Services. Bobby Weed has collaborated with a number of PGA players in creating top-level courses such as Raymond Floyd, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Chi Chi Rodriguez just to name a few. What a lucky guy.

The TPC Las Vegas tests golfers from the first tee through the 18th and as you think it would let up at the bar, you then have to add up your scorecard. Beautifully cut out of the winding mountainous terrain, this par 71, 7,063-yard Canyons course is a tough layout, but a “must play” if you are a golf fanatic. Being a TPC course, you can only expect the best. From the bag drop to the cart return, you will be taken care of as if you were on the tour, not sure what tour but you know what we mean.

The course features lengthy narrow fairways that do not allow much room for inaccuracy along with most holes requiring compulsory carries over arroyos and gullies to remind you that you are playing golf in the desert. With its undulated fairways, uneven lies are not uncommon. Even with the best of drives right down the pipe, you will find your 2nd shot to be on a hill side where making the correction in your swing is a must.

Along with an exceptional course, you will experience top notch service as you are greeted immediately by one of the forecaddies. Their goal is to provide you and your guests with a true golfing experience. With extensive training and expert knowledge, the forecaddies will provide you with the services needed to make your round a memorable one for an additional gratuity of $25 per golfer. This is given as a discretionary tip in cash to the forecaddie upon the completion of the round.

Your forecaddie will familiarize you with the location of our pro shop, practice range, food and beverage facilities, and locker rooms. Club selection assistance, hole specific strategy as well as insight on effective ways to play each shot are provided on the course. Each forecaddie is equipped with a Bushnell yardage finder to give you the exact distance from your ball to the target. Bunkers, ball marks, divots and your equipment will all be maintained, enabling you to focus on nothing more than enjoying your round of golf.

The greens, oh the greens. These perfectly cut Bentgrass greens are not what the average golfer is used to seeing. Sometimes you feel like you should to take your shoes off before walking on them, like carpet that has just been steam cleaned. Once you finally grab your putter, you still have some work left. These greens are lightening quick and have breaks that only tour players can read. For golfers that are looking to get the most out of their playing experience, the Tournament Players Club Las Vegas is the place for you. Bring home some memorabilia from the golf shop to let your buddies back home know that you played one of the best; you might want to keep your scorecard in your bag.

TPC Las Vegas is located 15-20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. With the rock framed fairways, beautifully manicured Bermuda fairways, and bentgrass greens playing TPC Las Vegas next time you are here is mandatory. Whether you have a large group or it is just you and some associates, TPC Las Vegas will not let you down. The service is impeccable and the course is breathtaking from every tee box. If you are able to play the course in late October or the first week of November, you will be glad you did. In preparation for the Michelin Championship at Las Vegas, the rough will be long and thick, and the greens will be even quicker than normal, so you can really test your game and then watch the event on TV the following week. It is always makes watching an event on TV more exciting when you have actually played the course, especially with the same conditions. Come out and test your game at the Tournament Players Club Las Vegas, it is well worth it.

Dress Code:
Men: Collared shirts with sleeves and non-denim, mid length shorts or pants.

Women: Collared shirt, sleeveless blouse of conservative design, and non-denim, mid-length shorts or pants.

Clothing that is not appropriate includes: denim shorts, denim jeans, t-shirts, swimming attire, gym shorts, halter-tops, tank tops, cut-offs and other dress that is deemed inappropriate. The Club reserves the right to refuse service to anyone who is dressed inappropriately.
Non-metal spikes must be worn while on the course.