LasVegasGolf.com Reveals the Best Places to Golf with the Guys in Las Vegas Golfing with the guys in Sin City...LasVegasGolf.com reveals the best places to golf with the guys in Vegas.

LAS VEGAS, NV (PRWEB) March 25, 2004 -- Get Your Man On in Vegas Golfing with the guys in Sin City-what could be better?

As far as Western golf goes, Hawaii is for honeymooning hackers, Scottsdale, Phoenix and Palm Springs cater to club toting couples, but Vegas is all about the boys.

This week on LasVegasGolf.com Managing Editor, Shane Sharp explores Vegas’ most virile golf venues and rates the most guy-friendly courses in Sin City.

According to Sharp, some of the best places to get your man on are:

TPC Canyons (Sharp’s man-o-meter reading: 8.5) “Playing where the pros play is always sound policy.”

Reflection Bay, Lake Las Vegas Resort (Sharp’s man-o-meter reading: 8) "The overall experience is totally man, replete with Coppertone co-ed cart girls and a country club-esque men’s locker room.”

Wolf Course Las Vegas Paiute Resort (Sharp’s man-o-meter reading: 10) “All man, all the time.”

Badlands Desperado/Diablo nines (Sharp’s man-o-meter reading: 9.5) “Badlands usually gets the nod as Sin City’s most grueling golf gauntlet.”

Royal Links (Sharp’s man-o-meter reading: 9) “What could be manlier than a surreal sojourn to golf’s Holy Land?”

Revere at Anthem, Lexington Course (Sharp’s man-o-meter reading: 7) “The seemingly forgiving, bowl-shaped fairways at this Greg Nash/Billy Casper course are fool’s gold.”

To learn more about men’s golf in Vegas go to www.LasVegasGolf.com.

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