"Your strokes" in the tables below change as you type. Don't know your index? Work it out free.
Men's tees
| Tees | Rating | Slope | Your strokes |
|---|---|---|---|
| championship6,815 yards | 72.1 | 130 | 22 |
| middle6,418 yards | 70.2 | 121 | 18 |
| forward5,741 yards | 69.5 | 103 | 15 |
| other5,741 yards | 72.9 | 127 | 22 |
What the numbers mean at Las Vegas National Golf Course
From the championship tees (6,815 yards), the men's slope is 130. That's 17 above the 113 average, so Las Vegas National Golf Course plays noticeably harder than average for a bogey golfer.
A golfer with an 18.0 handicap index gets 15 strokes from the forward tees, so a score around 86 there is playing to your handicap.
Moving from the championship tees up to the other tees saves 1,074 yards and barely changes the strokes you get, because each set of tees is rated for its own length.
"Your strokes" is your course handicap: your index × slope ÷ 113, plus the course rating minus par. See course rating and slope explained.
Course details
- Address
- 3578 Cochise Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89169
- Type
- Resort
- Opened
- 1961
- Par
- 71
- Website
- www.lasvegasnational.com