Nine holes carved into the Nevada high desert, serving a tiny mining town most maps forget exists
Nine holes carved into the Nevada high desert, serving a tiny mining town most maps forget exists. Round Mountain delivers golf stripped to its essentials. No frills, no pretense, just you and the course. The terrain stays mellow enough that walking feels natural, and at this elevation, morning rounds come with crisp air and long views across the basin. Green fees hover somewhere between cheap and free. The kind of place where you might have the whole course to yourself on a Tuesday afternoon. Remote doesn't begin to describe the drive out here, but that isolation is part of the draw.
