DragonRidge Country Club

In 2001, Jay Morrish and David Druzisky designed DragonRidge Country Club, snaking through the McCullough Mountains that overlook the Las Vegas valley. The club’s entertaining routing meanders through undulating desert terrain where fairways and greens are protected by natural waste areas with dense vegetation. The accessible putting surfaces at DragonRidge are defended by a series of blind shots over rock outcroppings, as well as penal, tightly mown Bermudagrass collection areas just off the greens. DragonRidge is highlighted by the three-hole finishing stretch of the drivable par-4 16th, the difficult par-3 17th with the Vegas skyline in the backdrop and the reachable par-5 18th with a split fairway and narrow green.