Cloud Nine at Angel Park Golf Club is a 12-hole par-3 course located in Las Vegas, designed by Bob Cupp and John Fought. The course operates primarily in the evening and nighttime hours, utilizing a lighting system that allows play after sunset in the Nevada desert. This format makes it particularly popular with visitors to Las Vegas who wish to play golf later in the day or as an alternative to the city's other entertainment options. The layout features replicas and interpretations of famous par-3 holes from renowned courses around the world. Players encounter versions of holes inspired by well-known designs, offering a sampling of memorable short holes in a single round. The holes vary in length and challenge, incorporating water features, bunkers, and elevation changes within the constraints of par-3 architecture. The course provides a more casual and accessible golf experience compared to Angel Park's two regulation 18-hole courses, the Mountain and Palm layouts, which were also designed by Arnold Palmer Design Company. Angel Park Golf Club serves both tourists and local Las Vegas golfers, and Cloud Nine's shorter format and evening availability fit the city's entertainment schedule. The lighted course allows play to extend well into the night, and the replica hole concept gives players exposure to design elements from classic courses they may not otherwise experience. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse that supports both the par-3 course and the full-length layouts on the property.