Community rallies around iconic Las Vegas National Golf Course
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A roar of approval went up Friday night when residents in the Paradise Palms neighborhood heard the news: business is good at Las Vegas National Golf Course.
In a 20-plus-year drought, golf courses have had targets on their backs lately. But after seeing the list of casualties grow -- Badlands, Silverstone, Black Mountain, and Desert Pines next on the chopping block -- Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom wants residents to know he is committed to keeping the golf course in place.
Redevelop? "Over my dead body," Segerblom said Friday.
"I have a personal commitment to that course," he said. Segerblom said he was surprised that there was no covenant between the course and surrounding residents in Paradise Palms, the first master-planned community in Las Vegas... Read More