Designed by Bob Cupp (1992 Golf Architect of the Year), the 12 hole, par-3 Angel Park Cloud Nine course, was created in 1993. The holes were planned with similar shot characteristics as some of the most famous and difficult par 3 holes from all over the golf world. Holes play between 80 and 145 yards, many with a ton of bunkers. The 92-yard first hole plays to a boomerang-shaped green. The 100-yard 10th hole features an island green similar to the TPC-Scottsdale, but on a smaller scope. On the 96-yard 11th, there is a bunker that is basically in the center of the green making your approach something to be debated. It is a great way to have some fun while working on your short game. If you don’t have time to play a full round of golf in between your business meetings or your intensive day at the tables, you can get a quick 12 in on the Angel Park Golf Club Cloud Nine Course. Only 9 out of the 12 holes are lighted for night play.

Angel Park Golf Club is roughly 15-20 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. The facility is complimented with their southwest-style clubhouse that is home to a full service restaurant, banquet facility, and well-appointed golf shop. The course grows Bermuda from tee to green. The greens come with mild to severe breaks being that they emulate the actual greens of the depicted holes. Have some fun with your golf game on a round at the Angel Park Golf Club Cloud Nine short course!