Palm Valley Golf Club sits in the northwest Las Vegas valley, a mature daily-fee facility that opened in 1989. The course was designed by Greg Nash in collaboration with Billy Casper, the Hall of Fame player who lent his competitive insight to the routing and strategic elements. The design reflects the era's approach to desert golf in the Las Vegas basin, where water management and playability for a broad range of golfers guided most municipal and public projects. The layout occupies relatively flat terrain typical of the valley floor, with fairways lined by mature palm trees and other desert landscaping that has filled in over three decades. Water features appear on several holes, adding both visual definition and strategic challenge to approach shots. The course measures over 6,700 yards from the back tees, offering enough length to test skilled players while remaining accessible from forward sets. Bunkers frame greens and landing areas in traditional fashion, and the putting surfaces provide moderate undulation without severe slopes. Palm Valley serves as a neighborhood amenity and a popular option for Las Vegas locals and visitors seeking an affordable round away from the resort corridor. The facility includes a practice range and clubhouse typical of municipal-style operations. The course has hosted regional amateur events and remains a steady presence in the city's public golf inventory, valued for its walkability and straightforward design that emphasizes shot-making over dramatic elevation or desert carries.