Nevada golfing in January…is it worth it,weather wise?
I have never been to Vegas,so i was wonderingif this area is good to golf …and is the weather similar to Phoenix in early january…Iam looking for somewhere to golf and get some sun. I will be staying in Phoenix,but thought of going to vegas ,Laughlin,Mesquite…want to find the warmest ,and most affordable place…Thanks
After having been to Vegas 6 times in my life in January or Early feb, I can tell you that 90% of my days there would have been fine Golfing weather.
Most days are sunny and ranger from about high of 50 to 65. Probably thw rost stretch I had was a 2 day stretch where the high was around 48 or so. But even then, the days were bright and sunny and felt warm compared to the Northeast. We still still played golf…
You will most likely have a great time weatherwise for golfing.
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