Live on the fairway — the valley's golf communities range from guard-gated championship clubs to established active-adult courses, with homes on and around the greens.
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Valley-wide
Coverage
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Championship golf
Many communities
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Course & view lots
Premium
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Fairway lots
Signature
On-course homes
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Clubhouses
Amenity
Dining & social life
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Gated & open
Access
Both formats exist
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All ages
Options
Includes 55+ courses
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What golf communities offer, and how memberships and homes relate.
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Southern Nevada's year-round golf weather has made golf communities a signature part of the market. The valley offers everything from guard-gated championship clubs with designs by well-known architects to established active-adult communities built around multiple courses — plus master plans where golf is one of many amenities. Homes in golf communities range from lock-and-leave townhomes to custom estates, with course-front and view lots carrying a premium. In most communities, living there does not require a golf membership — the club is a separate, optional amenity — though the course is central to the setting and lifestyle. Because membership structures, HOA dues, and course access vary community to community, it pays to understand how each one works. We'll clarify the golf affiliation, dues, and what's included for any home you're considering. |
At a glance
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A sampling of golf communities — tap through for full details on each.
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Summerlin
Red Rock Country ClubGuard-gated with two championship courses (Palmer & Fazio designs) and a private clubhouse. See the Red Rock Country Club page
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SW Las Vegas
Rhodes RanchA guard-gated community built around an 18-hole Ted Robinson–designed course. See the Rhodes Ranch page
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Henderson
Seven HillsAn elevated Henderson community at the doorstep of the championship Rio Secco course. See the Seven Hills page
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Henderson
MacDonald HighlandsCustom luxury estates centered on DragonRidge Country Club. See the MacDonald Highlands page
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Summerlin · 55+
Sun City SummerlinThe original Del Webb active-adult community, anchored by three golf courses. See the Sun City Summerlin page
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South Valley
Southern HighlandsA guard-gated golf master plan with a private club. See the Southern Highlands page
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Usually not. In most communities, golf membership is separate from home ownership, so you can enjoy the setting and clubhouse amenities without joining. We'll explain each community's structure.
Course-front and view lots typically carry a premium, but golf communities span a wide price range overall — from townhomes to custom estates. We can find the right fit for your budget.
Several — including Red Rock Country Club, Rhodes Ranch, and the Henderson foothill communities. Others are open master plans. We'll point you to gated versus open options based on what you want.
Yes — Sun City Summerlin is a well-known example, an active-adult community built around three courses. We can compare age-qualified and all-ages golf communities for you.
Tell us your budget, whether you want gated, and if a club membership matters, and we'll match you to the right golf communities.
Information is provided for general guidance and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Golf-course designs, memberships, HOA dues, and amenities are approximate and change — verify current details for any specific property. The Roland Team is committed to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for equal housing opportunity. The Roland Team is brokered by LPT Realty.