Las Vegas Golf Course Homes

Las Vegas golf course homes for sale

Homes on and near more than 50 courses, from private clubs to public fairways.

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391Homes listed
67Days on market
$495Price per sq ft
$899,000Median list price
LVR, updated October 20, 2026

What are Las Vegas golf course homes like?

Las Vegas has more than 35 golf courses, and homes line the fairways in most of the big master-planned communities. There are 391 homes with golf views for sale across the valley right now, at a median list price of $899,000.

  • Private clubs with homes around them include TPC Summerlin, Southern Highlands, Spanish Trail, Las Vegas Country Club, Red Rock Country Club, Anthem Country Club, and DragonRidge in MacDonald Highlands.
  • At every private club in our guides, the club is a separate business and owning a home does not make you a member.
  • Public course communities like Rhodes Ranch, Painted Desert, Tuscany, and Legacy let you play without joining anything.
  • Most of the private club communities are guard gated.
  • Golf course homes range from condos and patio homes on older public courses to custom estates on the private clubs.
  • This page shows every listing marked with a golf view, so some homes look across a street at the course instead of backing onto it.

By Truman Fleming, updated October 2026

Price$175K to $29.5M
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What is the Las Vegas golf course home market doing?

Las Vegas Golf Course Homes sold for a median of $815,000 over the last 12 months, usually in about 36 days at 95.2 percent of the original list price. With 391 homes for sale, that is 6.6 months of supply. Supply is high, which gives buyers room to negotiate.

Median sold price
$815,000
Median days to sell
36
Sale to original price
95.2%
Months of supply
6.6

How competitive is the Las Vegas Golf Course Homes market?

Buyers in Las Vegas Golf Course Homes have room to negotiate: most homes sell under the asking price. Over the last six months homes sold for a median 96.7 percent of their final asking price and 17 percent sold at or over asking. That is from 357 closed sales.

Median sold price by month

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Closed sales in Las Vegas Golf Course Homes, last 12 months, 733 sales. LVR data as of October 20, 2026.

Prices

How many Las Vegas Golf Course Homes homes are for sale at each price?

Las Vegas Golf Course Homes has 391 homes for sale. The most, 91, are priced between $400K and $750K.

Best communities

Which Las Vegas communities are best for golf course homes?

For a private club, look at Southern Highlands, Red Rock Country Club, TPC Summerlin, Spanish Trail, Las Vegas Country Club, MacDonald Highlands, Anthem Country Club, and SouthShore. Canyon Gate is a smaller guard gated community around a private club on the west side, and Rhodes Ranch puts you on a public course with no membership at all.

Southern Highlands Golf Club$1.9M to $7.9M · 4 homes
Red Rock Country Club$1.6M to $6M · 21 homes
TPC Summerlin$345K to $6M · 11 homes
Spanish TrailThe original guard gated golf community from 1984, with 27 private holes and mature trees.
Las Vegas Country ClubGuard gated homes, townhomes, and condos around a private club about a mile east of the Strip.
MacDonald Highlands$6.7M to $21.9M · 5 homes
Anthem Country Club$1.4M to $6M · 9 homes
SouthShore Lake Las Vegas$380K to $5.6M · 13 homes
Canyon GateGuard gated golf community off West Sahara around a 1989 Ted Robinson course.
Rhodes RanchGuard gated family community with a public course residents can play without a membership, plus a water park.
Community guide

What is it like to live on a golf course in Las Vegas?

Living on a course here gets you the one thing the desert does not give you for free: a long stretch of green out the back window that no one can build on, at least while the course stays open. In a valley where most backyards end at a block wall, a fairway lot feels bigger than it is. Many of the best known addresses in town grew up around a course, from Las Vegas Country Club near the Strip to TPC Summerlin on the west side and the Southern Highlands Golf Club in the south valley.

The first thing to sort out is the club. At the private clubs, the club is its own business, and a home on the fairway does not come with a membership. You buy one from the club if you want it, and plenty of owners never do. If you just want to play now and then, a home on a public course like Rhodes Ranch, Painted Desert, Tuscany, or Legacy gives you the view and a tee time with no initiation fee.

There are tradeoffs. Golfers can see into your yard, and on some holes balls land in it. Mowers start early, because summer golf here starts at dawn. Course lots usually come with CC&Rs that control fences and landscaping along the fairway, so check before you plan a wall or a tall hedge. And a fairway lot almost always costs more than the same house a street over.

The bigger risk is the course itself. A golf course is a business, and in Las Vegas some have failed. Silverstone in the northwest closed in 2015 and is still unmaintained, Badlands next to Queensridge closed in 2016 and is now approved for homes, and Black Mountain in Henderson closed in 2018. Water matters too: the water district cut golf course water budgets to 4 acre-feet per acre starting in 2024, and courses have been turning rough and out-of-play grass into desert landscaping. Before you pay for a view, find out who owns the course and what would happen if it closed. A few, like Los Prados and Sun City MacDonald Ranch, are owned by the homeowners, which takes that question off the table.

Before you buy

What should you check before buying a golf course home in Las Vegas?

Find out who owns the course and what protects it, where the home sits on the hole, and what the club, the HOA, and the insurance will each cost before you remove contingencies.

  1. Who owns the course, and could it close

    Ask whether the course is owned by a private company, a club, a city, or the homeowners. Check for deed restrictions, the zoning on the course land, and any recent city or county filings to change it. Silverstone, Badlands, and Black Mountain all closed in the last ten years.

  2. Membership is separate from the home

    At the private clubs, buying the house does not make you a member. If you want to play, ask the club about initiation fees, monthly dues, and any wait list before you write an offer.

  3. Where the home sits on the hole

    Homes along the landing area of a long hole, especially on the right side of the fairway, see more stray balls. Look for dings in the stucco, patched windows, or nets, and stand in the backyard during a busy morning tee sheet.

  4. On the course or just a golf view

    Listings marked with a golf view include homes across a street or up a hill from the course. If you want the fairway behind the house, walk the lot line and check the plat map.

  5. Fence, view, and landscaping rules

    Course lots often require open view fencing and limit what you can plant or build along the fairway. Read the CC&Rs and design rules for the master association, the neighborhood, and any club easements.

  6. Changes to the course

    With tighter water budgets, many courses have replaced grass with desert landscaping. Ask whether turf removal or redesign is planned near the home, since it can change the view you are paying for.

  7. HOA layers and the gate

    Golf communities often have a master association, a neighborhood association, and a separate club. Ask for every resale package with current dues, special assessments, transfer fees, and any SID or LID balance.

  8. Insurance quote for the exact address

    Get a quote on the actual home early, and ask how the policy handles glass and roof damage from golf balls.

Cost of ownership

What does it cost to own a golf course home in Las Vegas?

At the live median list price of $899,000, with 20 percent down, the monthly payment below includes the loan, property tax, insurance, and typical HOA dues. Club dues are separate. Change any number to fit your budget.

Estimated monthly payment $5,245
  • Principal and interest$4,546
  • Property tax$450
  • Home insurance$250
  • HOA dues$0

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Questions, answered

Questions people ask about Las Vegas golf course homes

Where are the best golf course communities in Las Vegas?

For a private club, the top choices are Southern Highlands Golf Club, Red Rock Country Club, TPC Summerlin, Spanish Trail, Las Vegas Country Club, MacDonald Highlands, Anthem Country Club, and SouthShore at Lake Las Vegas. For public golf, look at Rhodes Ranch, Painted Desert, Tuscany, Legacy, and Seven Hills.

How many golf courses are in Las Vegas?

More than 35 across the valley, public and private. Summerlin alone has 10.

Do I have to join the club if I buy a golf course home?

No. At the private clubs in Las Vegas, the club is separate from the homeowners association, and a home on the course does not include a membership. You can buy one from the club if you want to play.

Which Las Vegas golf communities are guard gated?

Spanish Trail, Las Vegas Country Club, Southern Highlands Golf Club, Red Rock Country Club, Anthem Country Club, MacDonald Highlands, SouthShore, Canyon Gate, Rhodes Ranch, Painted Desert, Los Prados, and Tuscany all have staffed gates. Most homes around TPC Summerlin are in guard gated enclaves.

Can I live on a golf course without paying club dues?

Yes. Communities on public courses, such as Rhodes Ranch, Painted Desert, Tuscany, Legacy, Wildhorse, Aliante, Las Vegas National, and Reflection Bay at Lake Las Vegas, let you play by the round with no membership.

Are there 55+ golf communities in Las Vegas?

Yes. Sun City Summerlin has three courses, Siena sits around the public Siena Golf Club, Sun City MacDonald Ranch owns its own executive course, and Revere's public courses run through Sun City Anthem. Los Prados also has four age-restricted villages.

Can a Las Vegas golf course close?

Yes. Silverstone closed in 2015, Badlands in 2016, and Black Mountain in Henderson in 2018. Before you buy, find out who owns the course and what deed restrictions or zoning protect it.

Do golf course homes get hit by golf balls?

Some do, depending on where the home sits on the hole. Homes along the landing area of long holes get the most. Walk the backyard during busy tee times and look for repairs to stucco and windows.

What do golf course homes cost in Las Vegas?

From condos and patio homes on older public courses to custom estates over $10 million at Southern Highlands Golf Club. The live median list price is shown at the top of this page.

Why do some homes on this page not back onto a course?

This page shows every listing marked with a golf view, which includes homes that look at a course from across a street or up a hill. Check each listing's lot if you want the fairway behind the house.

How do I find the schools for a home in Las Vegas?

Public schools in Las Vegas are assigned by home address through the Clark County School District, and the lines can change from year to year. Look up any address with the district's zoning search, and read each school's public report on the Nevada Report Card.

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Where these numbers come from

  • Listings, prices, and counts come from LVR through IDX, refreshed October 20, 2026.
  • The market trend uses closed sales in Las Vegas Golf Course Homes over the last 12 months (733 sales), as of October 20, 2026.
  • The payment calculator is illustrative. Rates, taxes, and insurance vary by lender, address, and buyer.
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