This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

I am John Bachelor.

I welcome Jeff Bliss is Pacific Watch.

And we head to Jeff Bliss does Vegas Report, a golf course,

a golf course where everything you touch is made of gold. Jeff a very good evening to you

you found a secret golf course in Las Vegas. What does it do? What does it cost?

Good evening John. This is Shadow Creek and it's cost? Good evening, John. This is Shadow Creek and it's not even a course that people really

know about in a lot of ways. It's there up in the in the east northeast part of Vegas I believe and it has the most expensive single day

green fee I believe of any course in the nation it's 1250 dollars to play there for one round, just one day.

And I believe there are other extras you can invest in if you want

while you're there.

Now, for a long time, when Golf Club was more expensive I think that was

around a thousand or so and it still is willing to charge you for a million dollar

millionaires package during F1 race there in Vegas,

but really the everyday cost of golfing

the most expensive place is Shadow Creek and wow,

it is pricey for sure. Jeff I've you've saw me a photograph

it looks like a postage stamp in the midst of what I would say was a grid system. It doesn't look exotic. I've seen photographs

of golf courses in the southwest where you have rolling sand dunes and alligators and bobcats.

What is worth 1,250 over what looks like a postage stamp?

It does look like a postage stamp from the photos that we see of it, certainly because they're aerial photos.

However, it's supposed to be very nice insa on the grounds.

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