Las Vegas, Nevada
The Summit Club
About the club
Tom Fazio did his thing at one of his newer Discovery Land Properties, The Summit Club, maximizing exceptional views of the Las Vegas Strip on this land that sits about 3,000 feet above sea level. Fazio routed the course and molded the land in a way so that every hole is secluded from the next—similar to what he did at Shadow Creek. Summit Club, a runner-up for Golf Digest’s 2017 Best New Private award, offers a strong variety of holes—with optionality particularly on the par 5s. You’ll find the typical Discovery Land offerings here—with multiple comfort stations including Jerry’s—which we got a sneak peek into last year as one of the best halfway houses in the U.S.
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Concierge
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Membership
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The Summit Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Membership Concierge
Christopher Knight
Location
Summit Club Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada 89135, United States
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Reviews
4.5
95 reviews
I don't know much about this custom home community that the houses look very nice. People were very courteous and the security was very nice and got me through escorted me in and out and made sure their clients were happy and safe
Aaron G Beebe
Not quite Shadow Creek, but close—a super private Las Vegas course that once hosted the CJ CUP on the PGA Tour. The distant view of the Vegas Strip is absolutely stunning.
MAX KIM
It seems like a prison when you're entering, and it can take up to 10 minutes to drive to where you're going. Security follows you around and stumbles onto your property regularly. So, besides all of those inconveniences, it's okay I guess. Oh yeah, you can play golf here, just like everywhere else in the world. All the reviewers that stated that this is the best neighborhood in Vegas have not seen any neighborhoods in Vegas yet. If this is near the top, then why live in Vegas? If this is a taste of the best of Vegas.. it's probably better and more sensible to leave this city and look for a decent place to live. This place is shabby, dark and legit scary. I'm not brave enough to take a walk at night around here. Too dark and dreary. And this is not the best course in Vegas; Shadow Creek and TPC Summerlin share that title. The Summit Club is three stars. It's like really, really, shiny, polished waste.
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