One word describes DragonRidge: "Wow" From the time you step to the first tee-box, to the last putt on the 18th green, your golf senses will be on overload as you experience one of the finest golf courses in Las Vegas.

Great golf views along with a great golf experience will highlight a trip to the DragonRidge Country Club. Crafted out of the McCullough Mountains in Henderson, this Las Vegas golf course is definitely one of the purest around. Elevation changes, dramatic views of the Valley, bentgrass greens and tightly manicured fairways with lush landscaping will enhance every round. In just five years, the course already has won national acclaim for hosting TigerJam III and IV, along with the Wendy's Three Tour Challenge, and is considered by many golf publications to be among the top courses in the country. Surrounded by million dollar homes in the upscale MacDonald Highlands community, DragonRidge has raised the bar in Las Vegas with a classic golf course and service that is second to none.

The golf course design of DragonRidge marks the first collaboration between award-winning architect Jay Morrish and rising architect David Druzisky. The philosophy Morrish and Druzisky shared in designing the course was to make it playable for all skill levels, but to always keep players off balance.

Out:
Black Tees: 3553
Cobalt Tees: 3316
Silver Tees: 3062
Ruby Tees: 2597

In:
Black Tees: 3486
Cobalt Tees: 3165
Silver Tees: 2826
Ruby Tees: 2443

Total:
Black Tees: 7039
Cobalt Tees: 6481
Silver Tees: 5888
Ruby Tees: 5040

Directions: Take either Las Vegas Boulevard South ("The Strip"), or the I-15 freeway South to the I-215 East beltway. Take the I-215 East beltway to exit number 1, "Stephanie Road South". Follow Stephanie Road to the guard house, then proceed to the top of the hill, the Clubhouse is located on the left.

Dress Code
Traditional golf attire must be worn at all times. Walking/Bermuda shorts are acceptable. Denium, jeans, tennis and bathing attire, T-Shirts, mesh shirts, tank tops, tube tops, halter tops, cut offs, short shorts or other similar dress is not appropriate and will not be permitted. Soft spikes are required.

Responsibility
DragonRidge Country Club will not be responsible for any valuables, such as but not limited to, wearing apparel, golf clubs, golf shoes, bags, jewelry or money left either in golf cars, parking area or on the golf course. It shall be responsibility of each Member and guest to obtain his/her own insurance coverage. Articles found and turned into the golf shop will be held for 30 days. The golf staff is responsible for enforcing all club rules.

Guests of DraonRidge accept full responsibility for any damages or injuries caused to others whether on the course or on adjacent properties.

Golf Cars
Golf car usage must be in keeping with club policies to ensure protection of the golf course and the safety of the passengers using the golf cars.

No one under 16 years of age will be permitted to operate golf cars and juniors must have a valid driver’s license.

Only 2 (two) riders and (2) two sets of golf clubs are allowed per golf car.

Each player must have his or her own set of golf clubs. Sharing of golf clubs is not permitted. Rental sets of golf clubs are available in the golf shop.

Play
All play will originate from the first tee unless otherwise authorized by the golf shop.

Pace of Play
All players should complete their round of golf in less than 4.5 hours. This amount of time is more than adequate for an enjoyable round.
It is the responsibility of each group to keep pace with the group ahead. Each group must be conscious of its position on the course and keep pace with the group in front.

Guest Services personnel have the authority to keep play moving at the proper pace to ensure enjoyment by all players.

Food and Beverage

All Food and Beverage needs must be purchased through the club. Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited in accordance with the State of Nevada Liquor Control Laws. Beverage coolers are not permitted. Only food and beverage purchases from the club will be allowed on the golf course. Management reserves the right to refuse service when it is in the club’s or the guest’s best interest.