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Laughin Golf Guide

At first glance in your trusty atlas, Laughlin appears to be in the middle of nowhere. A double-take reveals a gambling and golf hot spot just 100 miles south of Las Vegas on the banks of the Colorado River. About 8,000 full-time residents call Laughlin home, and visitors seeking a taste of Vegas sans the crime, traffic, safety threats and expensive hotel rooms will be pleasantly surprised.

Getting to Laughlin is easier than it first appears. Inexpensive, non-stop air service to Laughlin/Bullhead International from four western cities via Air Laughlin is available with fares running as low as $99, round trip. By highway, Laughlin is accessible from Kingman, Ariz., via Hwy. 68 and is about a three-hour drive from Flagstaff, Ariz.

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Laughlin Course Reviews

South by Southwest in Nevada: The Fairways
Less Traveled Offer Quality Golf, Plenty of Savings

The well-traveled fairways of Las Vegas are well traveled for a reason. The golf is incomparable. Moreover, the accommodations are lavish and amenities are unrivaled. All of this opulence, of course, comes at a price.

A round of golf at a top notch resort of daily fee course will run you between $100 and $250, depending on the season; a comfy room in a full service resort commands $150 to $250 a night; and lava rock treatments, shopping sprees at Caesar's Palace and the other creature comforts can push the final tab well over four figures for a long weekend stay.

It doesn't necessarily have to be this way...

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Laughlin Transportation

Located in the southeastern tip of Nevada, Laughlin does share an airport with Bullhead City, AZ. It only has flights from Allegiant, Sun Country and Sun Fest Airlines. Interstates 15 and 40 will bring drivers from the Los Angeles area to Laughlin. Visitors from Flagstaff, AZ will also find it a straight shot on I-40 to get here.