Angel Park Golf Club Review

About Angel Park Golf Club

This Angel Park Golf Club review covers one of Las Vegas's most celebrated public golf destinations — a 36-hole Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay design on the western edge of the city, sitting just minutes from Red Rock Canyon. The Mountain Course has won "Best Golf Course in Las Vegas" for 14 of the past 15 years, a record that speaks to both Palmer's enduring design vision and the facility's consistent conditioning under Arcis Golf management. Angel Park also operates the Cloud Nine Short Course, a lighted 12-hole par-3 layout designed by Bob Cupp and John Fought (1993), and a natural-grass putting course that draws serious short-game practitioners. With an elevated practice range, on-course dining at Nino's Kitchen, and a full pro shop, this is a complete golf destination rather than a simple daily-fee track. Our short verdict: Angel Park is the premier public golf experience in the greater Las Vegas area.

The Mountain Course

Opened in 1990, the Mountain Course plays to 6,722 yards from the tips (par 71, rating 71.1, slope 130). Four tee settings accommodate all skill levels, from resort tees at 5,718 yards to the full championship layout. Elevated par-3 tees command sweeping Red Rock Canyon views to the west and Strip views to the east, multi-tiered Bermuda-grass greens demand precise putting, and strategic bunkering forces meaningful club selection throughout. Afternoon winds add genuine course-management challenge. This is the course that earned Angel Park its national reputation.

The Palm Course

The companion Palm Course — also an Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay design — offers a slightly more forgiving layout that remains engaging for developing golfers while still providing strategic interest for accomplished players. Together the Mountain and Palm courses give Angel Park flexibility to accommodate a wide range of skill levels and playing preferences across 36 championship holes.

Reviews of Angel Park Golf Club

Our editorial take: Angel Park Golf Club earns its reputation as Las Vegas's best public round. The Mountain Course is the headliner — Palmer's design has aged exceptionally well, conditioning is impeccable, and the combination of Red Rock Canyon scenery and strategic depth makes for a genuinely memorable 18 holes. The Palm Course and Cloud Nine short course round out a facility that serves beginners, regulars, and serious low-handicappers equally well. Green fees range from $55 to $174 depending on season and timing, which is fair value for a course of this caliber. With Bear's Best Las Vegas closed as of June 2025, Angel Park stands alone as the single best public golf experience in greater Las Vegas.

Is Angel Park Golf Club Worth Playing?

Absolutely — for visiting golfers or locals seeking the best public round in the Las Vegas valley, Angel Park is the clear answer. Play the Mountain Course for Palmer's full design vision, add the Palm Course if you want a second 18 at a gentler pace, and budget time for the Cloud Nine short course and putting park. Book early-morning tee times in summer to beat the heat, and take advantage of off-peak dynamic pricing for the best value on one of the American Southwest's most decorated public layouts.

Good to know before you play

• Booking and access: Angel Park Golf Club is fully public — no membership is required. Book tee times directly at angelpark.com or call (702) 254-4653. Dynamic pricing applies: peak season (October through May) runs $55–$174; summer rates drop substantially, making early-morning summer rounds the best value on the public roster.
• Which course to play: The Mountain Course is the headline attraction — Palmer's design has aged exceptionally well and offers the full strategic challenge. The Palm Course provides a more forgiving companion round. Cloud Nine, the lighted 12-hole par-3 layout (designed by Bob Cupp and John Fought, 1993), plays from 80 to 145 yards and takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours — an ideal warm-up or dedicated short-game session.
• Tee selection on the Mountain Course: Four tee options range from resort tees at 5,718 yards to championship tees at 6,223 yards up to the full 6,722-yard tips (par 71, rating 71.1, slope 130). First-time visitors are well served by the 6,223-yard setting, which removes extreme length penalties while keeping the design's strategic intent intact.
• Greens and conditions: Bermuda-grass fairways are receptive year-round. The Mountain Course's multi-tiered greens are the most demanding putting test available at any public course in Las Vegas — commit to your reads and plan your approach angles carefully. Afternoon winds can add 5 to 10 yards of uncertainty even in mid-season; book morning tee times when possible.
• Practice facilities and dining: The natural-grass putting course, elevated practice range, Nino's Kitchen, and the Top 100 Golf Shop make Angel Park a complete destination. Allow extra time before or after your round to use the practice areas.
• Best time to play: March through May offers ideal conditions — comfortable temperatures and peak course presentation. Angel Park has won Best Golf Course in Las Vegas 14 of the past 15 years; with Bear's Best Las Vegas closed as of June 2025, it stands as the single best public golf experience in greater Las Vegas.

Frequently asked questions about Angel Park Golf Club

Where can I find reviews and ratings for Angel Park Golf Club?

You can read player reviews of Angel Park Golf Club — rated for conditions, value, layout, greens, pace, and staff — and add your own here on Summerlin.Golf. Angel Park Golf Club is also profiled on major golf platforms including GolfPass, GolfNow, Golf Digest, and Google Reviews. For the official scorecard, rates, and tee times, visit the Angel Park Golf Club official website.

Is Angel Park Golf Club public or private, and how do I book a tee time?

Angel Park Golf Club is fully public — no membership is required. Tee times book directly at angelpark.com or by calling (702) 254-4653.

Who designed Angel Park Golf Club and when did it open?

Angel Park was designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay. The Mountain Course and Palm Course opened in 1990. The Cloud Nine Short Course, a 12-hole par-3 layout designed by Bob Cupp and John Fought, opened in 1993.

What is the par and yardage for the Mountain Course?

The Mountain Course plays 18 holes at par 71. The tips stretch to 6,722 yards (rating 71.1, slope 130). Four tee options range from resort tees at 5,718 yards up to the full 6,722-yard championship layout.

Where is Angel Park Golf Club located?

Angel Park Golf Club is located at 100 S Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89145, on the western edge of Las Vegas, minutes from Red Rock Canyon.

What are the green fees at Angel Park?

Green fees on the Mountain Course range from $55 to $174 depending on season and timing. Angel Park uses dynamic pricing; summer rates drop substantially, while peak season (October through May) is at the higher end.

What awards has Angel Park's Mountain Course received?

The Mountain Course has won Best Golf Course in Las Vegas for 14 of the past 15 years according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. With Bear's Best Las Vegas closed as of June 2025, Angel Park stands as the single best public golf experience in the greater Las Vegas area.