Angel Park Golf Club - Palm
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Angel Park Golf Club - Palm

18 holes • Par 70 • 5,944m • Slope 124

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About Angel Park Golf Club - Palm

The Palm Course at Angel Park Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Las Vegas. It opened in 1989 and is principally credited to Arnold Palmer with design associate Ed Seay. The Professional tees measure 6,500 yards, play to par 70 and carry a published rating of 70.3 with a slope of 124.

The Championship tees measure 5,856 yards, while Resort and Forward options shorten the layout further. Angel Park also contains the separate Mountain Course and short-course facilities, so those layouts should not be combined with the Palm Course's statistics. The Palm's scorecard includes four par 3s on the outward nine and two more on the inward nine, producing a par of 34 out and 36 in.

The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 70, 5,944m (6,500 yards), course rating 70.3 and slope rating 124. Designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay, the course originally opened in 1989. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Golf Lessons, Restaurant, Practice Facilities.

History & Design

1989
Opened
Arnold Palmer & Ed Seay
Architects
Arnold Palmer-designed Las Vegas public course
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Origins

The Palm Course was developed as one of Angel Park's principal championship layouts and opened in 1989.

Design Philosophy

The Palmer-Seay design uses six par 3s within a par-70 routing and provides multiple tee positions to accommodate a broad range of players.

Today

Palm operates alongside Angel Park's separate Mountain Course and other golf facilities under Arcis Golf.

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Pro ShopGolf LessonsRestaurantPractice Facilities

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Course Design

Architects & designers

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Arnold Daniel Palmer (1929–2016) was first and foremost one of golf’s most iconic players, known as “The King,” whose…

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Ed SeayDesigner

Co-designed Kingsmill's Plantation Course with Arnold Palmer.