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10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd.,
Las Vegas
Nevada
89124
(702) 658-1400
Type: Golf
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Las Vegas
Nevada
89124
(702) 658-1400
Type: Golf
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Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort won a 2004 VegasGolfer fairway award for "Best Overall Experience," and readers also picked Paiute's Wolf course for "Best Upscale Course" in the valley. To keep its three Pete Dye courses in their always remarkable shape, Paiute employs three wells of its own. Resort workers pride themselves on conserving water and making every drop count. The result is impeccably maintained fairways and bentgrass greens that never go thirsty. In addition, the expansively beautiful, many-windowed adobe-style clubhouse is second to none for style, food, creature comforts and service.
At Paiute expansive is the word. There's no housing anywhere, nothing to distract from the natural beauty of the courses nestled between the Spring and Sheep Mountain Ranges. Dye, meanwhile, has smoothly engineered a seamless melding of golf with the natural surroundings. Most holes are isolated so that the only sounds come from the songs of the many desert birds that live in the colorful seas of desert plants, Joshua trees, cacti and red, yellow, purple, orange, mauve and pink desert flowers that border each hole. There's much more than golf at Paiute: Relax, take a deep breath of the fresh desert air and look around. Ducks dip in the many ponds at each of the courses, jack rabbits and chipmunks amble in and out of the brush, geese winter in the area, and bobcats and coyotes roam the valley.
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