What country club membership costs in Nevada

Of the 34 clubs and courses we cover in Nevada, 19 are private or semi-private — and 3 of those publish an initiation fee or a dues schedule anywhere public. That ratio is the single most useful number on this page. It means most of what you will read elsewhere about what membership costs here is an estimate someone made, and we would rather tell you which figures are real than fill the gap with our own.

Coverage is not evenly spread across Nevada: Las Vegas (8 clubs, 2 publishing), Reno (4 clubs, none publishing), Henderson (3 clubs, none publishing), Carson City (1 club, none publishing), Genoa (1 club, none publishing) and Glenbrook (1 club, 1 publishing). 2 markets have at least one club publishing, which is where a like-for-like comparison is actually possible.

Red Rock Country Club in Las Vegas publishes initiation of $1,500 to $65,000 across 6 categories, dues from $245 a month and a $175 monthly food and beverage minimum. The cheapest complete way in therefore costs about $6,540 in the first year, before cart fees, guest charges or an assessment.

The Summit Club in Las Vegas publishes initiation of $250,000 across 1 categories and dues from $9,166.67 a month. The cheapest complete way in therefore costs about $360,000.04 in the first year, before cart fees, guest charges or an assessment.

Glenbrook Club in Glenbrook publishes initiation of $35,000 to $50,000 across 2 categories and dues from $458.33 a month. The cheapest complete way in therefore costs about $40,499.96 in the first year, before cart fees, guest charges or an assessment.

The clubs that do not publish a figure are Clear Creek Tahoe, DragonRidge Country Club, Las Vegas Country Club, Montreux Golf & Country Club, SouthShore Golf Club and TPC Summerlin, among 10 others. We show their cost as unknown rather than estimating it. Across a state this means a figure quoted for one market tells you very little about another: clubs in different metros here differ in season length, land cost and what the dues are actually buying, so compare within a market before you compare across one.