An available Disc Golf course to play @ night (with lights).

putting area

2 baskets per 9 (ball/stick) golf holes.

turf tees (more than adequate!)

avg.370' from the shorts and 406' for the longs.

club house/ with the basic food options and the basic beer. Still one is able to drink (legally) while they play.

Descriptive tee signs @ each tee pad

Friendly and professional staff

Clean facility, grass manicured for the (ball/stick) golfers

On a road that can get cha down to the strip without most of the heavy traffic-------------- - +

views of the Vegas strip (better if one or 2 trees we're trimmed or cut down)

shares DG course with a ball golf course (which is good and bad. I had 2 people take 2 shots per shot upshot and putt (and more practice putts on # 6 while I was waiting for my upshot. I could of drove into them like the cheeky people they we're, but I waited patiently for them to clear. So when I hit the actual basket on my 2nd shot as I approached the green I tipped my hat and waved to the pretend crowd that was cheering me on. The "ball/stick golfers" pointed to my actions and told me nice shot, man. you can play through). Long story short/ some ball/stick and visa versa might not give the other party their due respect while sharing such a cool environment!

Only 9 holes (though I did talk with the owner and he said a possible expansion could be in the works, because of all the heavy play by the Disc Golfers)

All in all, This was my favorite DG course that I got to play in my recent short stay in Vegas. If I lived in Vegas... I would seek if there was a yearly cost to play this course on a more regular basis.

This course isn't as long as the Wildhorse (ball/stick) golf course could be, but it's lighted and gets an extra bonus points for that and having a decent longer courses available for play.

Tee times recommended. (702) 633-1833

Fully LIT course on PAR 3 Golf Course. Great staff helped retrieve some discs from trees my newb friends threw. Great night time view of LV strip. Nice holes with good signage, trash cans, and bench seating. Best part is dollar beers

Limited hours of operation but they are expanding the disc golf hours

Great place to take new players. Cheap beers easily make up for the green fees

Plays on a well manicured ball golf course. There are a lot lights for night golf (I played in the middle of summer where it was 112 during the day. It was very refreshingto play after dark). Multiple baskets (white and gold) that allow the course to be played 2x from the same 9 tee boxes, but for 18 different holes. Great turf tee pads that keep the aesthetics of the golf course. OB if you land on the ball golf greens, sand traps not considered OB.

Low traffic due to green fee ($6). Discs on sight (Innova, Discmania, Trilogy). Since it is a municipality, no tax on discs, so cheaper than most places. Pro shop also sells food, candy and drinks.

A few dark spots where it may be hard to find discs at night if you don't keep it in the fairway. A few holes play close together, and currently no mandos protect players on other holes, but nothing too dangerous if everyone is paying attention. Not everyone likes green fee ($6) but I felt it was worth it.

Disc golfers are able to go from 6:00pm to 10:00pm Tuesday - Friday. The last tee time is 8:30, so you need to be checked in at the pro shop by then. On Wednesday you can play all day. Doubles on Sunday night at 6:00 ($6 green fee, $6 doubles)

I didn't know the schedule when I showed up on a Tuesday morning, and the guy working the desk, Eric, was really helpful, even though he didn't know a lot about disc golf. He said sometimes you can still play during the day if the ball golf side is slow. I will play this course every time I come to Vegas. I hope they are able to expand to 18 holes, while maintaining the awesomeness that is the current 9 hole.