Furnace Creek Golf Course

Golf

The 18-hole, par-70 Furnace Creek Golf Course is the world's lowest elevation golf course, at 214 feet below sea level. This is truly an oasis course, providing great California desert resort golf, a unique golf vacation and an ideal winter getaway.

Originally opened in 1931, the course underwent a major renovation in 1997 by world-renowned golf course architect Perry Dye. Due to the elevation of the course, slightly greater gravity and barometric pressure forces are present that add to the player's challenge. Frequent golfers have noticed a distinct difference in how the ball responds in relation to other courses at or above sea level.

United States

CA

Death Valley

Highway 190

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Las Vegas, NV Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo

Known throughout the world for the unprecedented glitz, glamour and imagination of its casinos, Las Vegas, Nevada, has quietly emerged as one of the United States' fastest growing golf destinations. Dozens of exceptional golf courses have opened within the past several months and the growth doesn't appear to be slowing. Las Vegas' huge convention center and countless hotel rooms make it a natural for large-scale golf events. Couple this with Las Vegas' year-round sunshine and mild temperatures, and you've got a golf destination to rival any in the country. Plus, the city never sleeps, so there is always plenty to do after a full day of playing golf. "What Happens in Vegas Happens with Golf Zoo!"