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DragonRidge Country Club

Jay Morrish and Dave Druzisky have crafted a course steeped in traditional Scottish heritage at DragonRidge Country Club. The club is sculpted into the McCullough Mountains east of the Las Vegas suburb of Henderson. The course opened in 2000 and plays 7,039 yards from the championship tees.

The hole begins at the base of the rugged highlands and moves forward deep into the McCullough mountain range. Black lava rock on the back nine, resembling that of the courses on the islands of Hawaii, offers a dramatic visual change compared to the front nine which features a variety of water elements.
The 18th hole is one of the area's most stunning holes, providing a glitzy backdrop of the Las Vegas Strip at sunset.

The course is modest in length and many of the fairways are of a generous proportion, but out of bounds lingers on nearly every hole. Greens are large and undulating, making approach shots to the correct side vital.

DragonRidge is also no stranger to hosting PGA events including the Wendy's Three-tour Challenge featuring pros from the PGA, LPGA and Senior PGA, as well as Tiger Jam III and IV, a charity event benefiting the Tiger Woods Foundation.

DragonRidge features an outstanding practice area that's complimentary with pre-arranged tee times. In addition to the driving range, practice facilities also include two bent grass practice greens, a greenside and fairway bunker.

DragonRidge is a private club but is open to public play through golf packages or "stay-and-play" options.

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