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Painted Desert Golf Club

Golf Club with Lessons · Las Vegas, Nevada

★ 4.1

543 reviews

5★276
4★147
3★48
2★29
1★43

18-hole, par-72 championship golf course designed by Jay Morrish plus a mountain backdrop & shop.

Programs & approach

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Painted Desert Golf Club is a public 18-hole championship course in northwest Las Vegas, designed by Jay Morrish. The par-72 layout stretches roughly 6,840 yards through natural desert terrain, with mounding, bunkering, and mountain backdrops. It offers a driving range and practice areas, plus the on-site Rockwall Grille for dining. The course suits both local and visiting golfers seeking a desert-style round.

Compiled from public sources and checked against this school’s Google Business Profile.

Amenities & options

On-site coachingWheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parkingGolf cartsDriving range18-hole simulator9-hole simulatorCredit cardDebit cardMobile payFree parkingFree street parking

What students mention

Themes Google pulled from reviews, with how often each comes up.

bunkers10new mats9rocks8cart path7lack of marshal5narrow fairways5local course3putting green2

Hours

6 AM–6 PM daily

Mon
6 AM – 6 PM
Tue
6 AM – 6 PM
Wed
6 AM – 6 PM
Thu
6 AM – 6 PM
Fri
6 AM – 6 PM
Sat
6 AM – 6 PM
Sun
6 AM – 6 PM

Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile

5555 Painted Mirage Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89149

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Common questions

Answers are generated from public sources and Google's “People also ask”.

Is it worth paying for golf lessons?
Yes, for most golfers—especially beginners and those plateauing. Professional instruction helps correct fundamentals faster, prevents bad habits, and often accelerates improvement more efficiently than self-teaching alone.
What is the 90% rule in golf?
The 90% rule generally suggests hitting clubs conservatively at about 90% effort rather than full power, improving control, consistency, and accuracy over maximum-distance swings.

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