Boulder Creek Golf Club (Desert Hawk/Eldorado Valley)

Overview: Desert Hawk/Eldorado Valley is an 18-hole routing at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, assembled from two of the facility's three nine-hole loops. The official scorecard lists a par-72 black-tee distance of 7,582 yards. Desert Hawk supplies rolling ground, oasis-style water features and holes that use every club, while Eldorado Valley contributes open fairways, natural sand and broad views toward the surrounding Nevada ranges.

History: Boulder Creek was built as a 27-hole public facility with Desert Hawk, Coyote Run and Eldorado Valley. The course is associated with architect Mark Rathert and opened in the early 2000s. Because the property is routed as three nines, this profile preserves Desert Hawk/Eldorado Valley as its own exact combination. The sequence and yardage are different from the companion Coyote Run/Eldorado Valley profile.

Did You Know? Desert Hawk begins and closes with significant water features, while the middle of the nine moves through rolling terrain and an oasis-desert blend. Eldorado Valley changes the tone again with cool creeks, wildflowers and deep natural sand, giving this combination a visible transition between managed water and open desert.