Las Vegas National Golf Club

Las Vegas National Golf Club is a classic 18-hole championship golf course located less than three miles from the Las Vegas Strip. Designed by architect Bert Stamps in 1961, the par 71 layout carries a storied competitive history — hosting LPGA and PGA tournaments including the Tournament of Champions, Sahara Invitational, and Las Vegas Invitational, and serving as the site of Tiger Woods' first PGA Tour victory in 1996. The clubhouse accommodates gatherings of up to 250 guests, with a dining room and spacious bar framing open views of rolling fairways, lakes, and mature trees. A private 2,000-square-foot banquet room seats up to 130 guests and is equipped with a PA system, WiFi, and a fixed projection screen, plus an attached patio for cocktail receptions and breaks. An in-house catering team coordinates menu development, event sequencing, and vendor logistics for weddings, corporate meetings, and private social celebrations.