Las Vegas Golf Vacation

Before you make any Las Vegas golf vacation reservations, take a look at our new golf "Membership" program at TheCaddyShack. Our members save a tremendous amount of money when they travel for Las Vegas golf. Discounts include golf vacation packages and tee-times, rental cars and accommodations. We provide discounts at many of the top Las Vegas golf courses and other vacation resorts, including La Quinta, Radisson Resorts, Hyatt Grand Champions, Hyatt Grand Cypress, Troon Properties, PGA West, La Costa, Aviara, Pointe Condos at Tapatio Cliffs and others. You can enjoy include TPC at The Canyons, Reflection Bay golf course and Red Rock Country Club one of the newest golf courses.

Steve Wynn and the building of "family resorts". The construction of "themed casinos" with the Excalibur, Mirage, (new) MGM, New York New York and Treasure Island. In 1995 the population of Clark County reached the one million mark and at this time is the nation's fastest growing city. Now T.I, Wynn Resort, Mandalay Bay, Luxor and Venetian take space on the Las Vegas Strip.

The "new' Las Vegas golf vacation destination for those who enjoy quality service, premier golf courses, easy access from the Las Vegas Strip and top course conditions is the "Las Vegas Golf Trail".

Today many of the old land marks are gone as well as the old Las Vegas golf courses. The Desert Inn, The Dunes, Sahara and the Las Vegas Hilton Country Club. Today Reflection Bay Golf Resort, Dragon Ridge Country Club, TPC at The Canyons, Red Rock Country Club are just a few of the new facilities that the Las Vegas visitor can enjoy.

Downtown Las Vegas

The blocks around the intersection of Fremont and Main Streets in downtown Las Vegas are known as Glitter Gulch. The first neon sign in the city went up here in 1929; now millions of light bulbs and miles of neon tubing bathe the Gulch in perpetual daylight. This is where you'll find Vegas Vic and his pal Sassy Sal - two of the best -known neon icons in the country. Some of the city's most famous casinos are in the Gulch, including the Golden Nugget and the Gold Spike, as are most of its strip clubs. Aside from slowly cruising down Fremont Street and basking in the multi-colored glow, there's little to do apart from gamble, drink or watch naked people slither around poles. Shopping consists mainly of souvenirs.

The remains of Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park may pale in comparison to nearby Glitter Gulch, but this is where it all started. Beginning in the 1850s, this adobe quadrangle provided refuge for travelers along the Mormon Trail between Salt Lake City, Utah, and San Bernardino, in southern California. Some of the original walls are still standing, and displays of artifacts and photographs illustrate mid-19th-century life on the frontier. There's an ongoing archaeological dig outside. The fort is a mile north of downtown.

Las Vegas has become America's favorite destination by continually repackaging itself to the world. This city is constantly growing and changing to keep attracting record breaking numbers of visitors each year. When gambling became legal in other parts of the country some thought Las Vegas would all but become a ghost town, but the added competition has only enhanced the city's reputation for being the best. Las Vegas is not only good at promoting gaming but it has achieved excellence in customer service. You need not be a high roller to feel pampered in this city and due to the low cost of rooms, food and entertainment, a vacation in Las Vegas can be very affordable. Although, gaming is a $5.5 billion dollar business, Las Vegas is attracting more businesses who want to set up manufacturing plants, corporate offices and other non-gaming industries which seem to thrive as well as the mega-resorts on the Las Vegas Strip. Come take a tour inside the most dazzling city in America and see what Las Vegas can offer you.

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