Tips Las Vegas residents and tourists alike tend to dress casually during jaunts around town. However, most golf courses require players to observe a dress code, including collared shirts and no cut-offs. Also, soft spikes are a must at many courses, so it's wise to plan ahead. Calvada, Desert Inn, Legacy, Las Vegas Paiute Resort, Palms, Primm Valley Desert Course, Reflection Bay and Wildhorse. Vegas Golfer magazine is a good source of local golf news and can be found at most area courses and pro shops.
Golf courses are nearly always busy places in southern Nevada, so it's wise to get reservations.
Most courses will issue tee times seven days in advance, but it doesn't hurt to call even further in advance. They may be willing to bend the rules.