The Golf Club at SouthShore Course Review

The Golf Club at SouthShore was built in 1996 as a private facility available for its members and their guests only, though there are some stay and play packages offered by the hotels in the region. The golf course was designed by the famous architect Jack Nicklaus and its currently ranked 8th in its home state Nevada by the reputable Golf Digest magazine as per its 2013-2014 issue about Best in State Rankings. Located in Henderson, Nevada, the Golf Club at SouthShore was built upon a beautiful piece of property, on the bluffs near Lake Las Vegas.

The golf course makes for one of Jack Nicklauss most dramatic layouts, boasting its rugged terrain where elevation changes are the norm, with the end result being a melange of stunning views and exciting shots. Jack Nicklaus was forced to move over three billion cubic yards of dirt in order to create more downhill holes and whilst the front nine is excellent by any metrics, the back nine is totally awesome, to say the least. Playing the Golf Club at SouthShore youll be delighted by the stunning views offered by the Lake Las Vegas on a par 5, a full load of eye-candy due to the waterfall tumbling through the beautiful palm trees on a par 4, not to mention the epic par 3 which reminds of Augusta. The numerous elevation changes of this epic golf course will require a cart to play it properly, unless youre an expert hiker. Truth be told, playing the course at SouthShore will most probably exceed your expectations, provided youre not a hardcore optimist, thanks to its dramatic holes, excellent grooming and beautiful scenery. The SouthShore is definitely one of the best courses in Nevada and arguably the most fun course in the Silver State.