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Golf Summerlin announces hot summer rates

SPECIAL TO GUIDE TO LAS VEGAS SUMMER FUN
May 23, 2012 - 1:04 am
 

Golf Summerlin is rewarding golf enthusiasts with reduced summer rates at its three Summerlin courses. Players can tee off at Highland Falls, Palm Valley or Eagle Crest golf courses at the lowest rates of the year through Sept. 23. Summer rates range from $20 to $50 per round, including cart rental, and vary by time of day and individual course. Visit www.golfsummerlin.com to see the complete schedule and book a round or call 254-7010.

Designed by Hall-of-Fame inductee Billy Casper and course-planner Greg Nash, Golf Summerlin's three courses are open to the public and welcome corporate and tournament play in addition to individual rounds.

The loyalty program at Golf Summerlin offers year-round perks and discounts, including free rounds, advance reservations and specially reduced rates. The program starts at $10.

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