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JACK NICKLAUS SIGNATURE COURSE – The Chase

Jack Nicklaus' Signature-designed course - The Chase - at PGA Golf Club is a challenging 7,471-yard layout and is the first golf course in a series of Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses that will flow throughout the Coyote Springs community. The Chase is a par-72 Nicklaus Signature design that measures 7,471 yards for the Black or Championship tees (75.8 rating, 141 slope), 6,807 yards from the Blue tees (72.0/137), 6,268 yards form the White tees (69.7/132), and 5,349 yards from the Red or forward tees. Eleven lakes come into play on the golf course many consider to be one of Nicklaus' finest desert creations ever conceived.

The Chase's lush rye-grass fairways are set against a dramatic desert backdrop, with mountain vistas in every direction. Green complexes are fortified by deep, white-sand bunkers and feature plenty of movement and plateaus that are ripe for strategic pin placements.

The pure golf experience at PGA Golf Club is enhanced by the club's caddie program. The caddies - PGA Golf Club Ambassadors - will offer an invaluable service to each guest and provide the information and tools necessary for the lowest round possible.

In addition to The Chase, a second golf course at PGA Golf Club is under development. This second course, a collaboration between Jack Nicklaus and legendary architect Pete Dye, is expected to be under construction by 2010.

Yardage/Rating/Slope

Tee	Yardage	Rating	Slope
Black	7,471	75.8	141
Blue	6,807	72.0	137
White	6,268	69.7	132
Red	5,349	TBD	TBD

Grasses: Fairways, tees and rough: Common rye grass; Greens: Bent grass

The Setting: Tucked between two picturesque mountain ranges in the high desert 50 miles north of Las Vegas, Coyote Springs offers a breathtaking setting accented by native grasses, cacti, sage and other indigenous plants. Sweeping views of the mountains and sapphire blue sky canopy add to the drama and natural beauty of the site.

Water comes into play on 11 holes and each has been framed by mountain views and sculpted landforms that will enhance the challenge and beauty of the golf experience. Strategy and shot values were integral to the design of each hole, and the course will present a substantial challenge to those who choose to play from the back tees. However, Nicklaus properly balanced the risk-reward considerations from every tee position to ensure that they are appropriate for the skill level of those players.

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