Aliante Golf Club

North Las Vegas, Nevada | 18 holes | Traditional | Par: 72 | 7022 yards

The 18-hole course is the centerpiece of the latest master-planned Del Webb community, Aliante (Italian for soaring) opened in December 2003, and Panks landscaped it for immediate impact. The first nine holes wander through hundreds of pear trees and shrubs, while the back nine climbs through Mondale pines and purple locust trees. Virtually every hole on Aliante features groomed arroyo.

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Aliante Golf Club features a meanduring arroyo that comes into play on 14 holes.

The par-3 15th hole is the shortest at Aliante Golf Club at just 131 yards.

Aliante Golf Club in located north of Las Vegas and features plenty of views of the surrounding mountains.

Arroyo plants in rock beds come into play on 14 holes at Aliante Golf Club.

Aliante Golf Club's 17th hole is guarded by water short and left.

Aliante Golf Club's 17th hole features a pond, plant life and waterfalls left of the green.

Aliante Golf Club is a Gary Panks-designed golf course built in 2003.

The par-3 fourth hole at Aliante Golf Club is 155 yards.

Aliante Golf Club's greens are generally flat and have room in front to run up approach shots.

Aliante Golf Club has some player-friendly qualities, like wider than average landing zones.

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Aliante Golf Club, a par-72, 7,022-yard layout, is designed by renowned architect Gary Panks and managed by OB Sports Golf Management.

The 18-hole course is the centerpiece of the latest master-planned Del Webb community, Aliante (Italian for soaring) opened in December 2003, and Panks landscaped it for immediate impact.

The front nine meanders through hundreds of pear trees and shrubs that frame many holes, while the back nine traverses numerous plantings of Mondale pines and purple locust trees with their bright color splashes. A running theme for the mostly-level course is a groomed arroyo on virtually every hole. An arroyo often runs along or across the Bermuda fairways, and sometimes cuts in front of or behind the tee boxes or Tiffeagle greens, which are small to medium - in the 6,000-square-foot range - with moderate to fairly severe undulation.