Las Vegas’ longest-standing Country Club is responsible for curating the infamous city to be what it is today. Having stood the test of time in a city known for demolishing and building anew – The Las Vegas Country Club remains as an elite members-only club. Our sprawling and well-manicured course designed by the legendary Ed Ault shares a home with many other amenities including indoor tennis courts, lap pool, a fitness center, a driving range, amongst more.
No place in existence can match the extraordinary and diverse history oozing from within the clubhouse walls, neighbourhood homes, tennis courts, tee boxes, fairways, and greens of The Las Vegas Country Club. Is that an exaggeration? Not a chance.
The Club became the home-away-from-home for Las Vegas’ kingmakers, developers, bankers, mobsters, doctors, lawyers, and seemingly every other notable Las Vegan who has made an indelible impact on the city—and sometimes the world–over the last five decades. When taken as a whole, the men and women of The Las Vegas Country Club, more so than any other private club, helped shape not only the dazzling future of a country club but the future of a burgeoning city that was well on its way to making an international impact.
Established in 1967, our Club began as the Las Vegas International Golf and Tennis Club and was founded by former Boston Celtics owner Marvin Kratter. In those early days, Dean Martin played the course on a daily basis establishing the Club as a place to be and be seen.
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