The Summit Club opened in 2019 as a private golf facility in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas, designed by Tom Fazio. The course occupies elevated terrain on the western edge of the Las Vegas Valley, providing views across the desert landscape and toward the Spring Mountains. Fazio routed the layout to take advantage of the natural topography, incorporating significant elevation changes and rocky outcroppings characteristic of the Mojave Desert environment. The design features wide playing corridors with strategic bunkering and large, contoured greens typical of Fazio's work from this period. The property sits at a higher elevation than much of the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which influences both the playing conditions and the visual experience. The routing moves through desert vegetation including native grasses and mature vegetation, with several holes playing along ridgelines or dropping into lower terrain. Water features appear on multiple holes, contrasting with the arid surroundings. The course measures over 7,700 yards from the championship tees, though multiple tee options accommodate different skill levels. The Summit Club represents one of the few significant new private club developments in Las Vegas in recent decades. The facility includes a clubhouse designed to complement the desert setting, and the membership structure follows a traditional private club model. The course has hosted professional events including matches on the PGA Tour, bringing tournament-level competition to the layout shortly after its opening.

The Summit Club opened in 2019 as a private golf facility in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas, designed by Tom Fazio. The course occupies elevated terrain on the western edge of the Las Vegas Valley, providing views across the desert landscape and toward the Spring Mountains. Fazio routed the layout to take advantage of the natural topography, incorporating significant elevation changes and rocky outcroppings characteristic of the Mojave Desert environment. The design features wide playing corridors with strategic bunkering and large, contoured greens typical of Fazio's work from this period. The property sits at a higher elevation than much of the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which influences both the playing conditions and the visual experience. The routing moves through desert vegetation including native grasses and mature vegetation, with several holes playing along ridgelines or dropping into lower terrain. Water features appear on multiple holes, contrasting with the arid surroundings. The course measures over 7,700 yards from the championship tees, though multiple tee options accommodate different skill levels. The Summit Club represents one of the few significant new private club developments in Las Vegas in recent decades. The facility includes a clubhouse designed to complement the desert setting, and the membership structure follows a traditional private club model. The course has hosted professional events including matches on the PGA Tour, bringing tournament-level competition to the layout shortly after its opening.