Angel Park Golf Club (Palm)

Overview: The Palm Course is one of the two regulation layouts at Angel Park Golf Club in west Las Vegas. Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay shaped an 18-hole public course that uses the foothills and Red Rock Mountains for its visual setting, with a more compact par-70 routing than the neighboring Mountain Course. The official USGA record lists 6,432 yards from the professional tees, while the fairway corridors and multiple tee options keep the course useful for a broad range of players.

History: The Palm Course predates the Mountain Course, which followed later; together they established Angel Park's two full-length routings. Together they established Angel Park as a major Las Vegas golf destination with a Palmer design identity. The facility has since expanded its short-game and practice offerings, but the Palm routing remains the compact, scenic counterpart to Mountain.

Did You Know? The name Palm is a reminder that Angel Park is not a single 18-hole course with a secondary loop. Palm and Mountain are separate regulation routings with different yardages and opening dates, which is why a search for the facility should keep the two directory profiles distinct.