Cloud 9 at Angel Park Golf Club

Cloud 9 at Angel Park Golf Club, located at 100 S Rampart Blvd, runs a full lineup of junior golf programs for kids ages 5 to 17. Options include junior golf instruction, private junior lessons, junior golf camps, PGA Junior League Golf, an after school junior golf academy, the Operation 36 Academy for juniors, and open play on the Cloud 9 par-3 course itself.

That range covers kids at very different stages. A young beginner might start with junior golf instruction or the Operation 36 Academy, which is a nationally used program built to move new golfers through skills in a structured order rather than throwing them straight onto a full course. Older or more competitive juniors have PGA Junior League Golf, a team-based league format, and private lessons for individualized coaching. The after school junior golf academy fits families looking for a regular weekday commitment after school lets out.

The Cloud 9 course itself is a par-3 layout, which tends to be shorter and less intimidating than a full 18-hole championship course, making it a reasonable place for juniors to actually play full rounds rather than just practice.

Facilities include the golf course, a driving range, golf club rental, and a lit course, meaning some evening play or practice is possible after dark.

Hours run 6:30 AM to 7:00 PM every day of the week, year-round, giving families flexibility on when to fit lessons or practice into a schedule.

No pricing is listed for this program in PlayPivot's records, and junior golf costs can vary widely depending on whether a family is booking private lessons, a camp, or a season of league play, so call (888) 446-5358 to get current rates for whichever program fits your child.

No scholarship, special needs accommodation, or sibling discount information is on file, so those questions should also go directly to Angel Park. Language of instruction is English.

For a Las Vegas family with a child interested in golf, ages 5 to 17, the combination of a beginner-friendly par-3 course, club rental so you do not need your own equipment yet, and a structured program like Operation 36 makes this a reasonable starting point to call about.