The Event
Optional Sunday Practice Round
Daily 10 am Shotguns
Teams of 1 PGA and 4 Amateurs
2 Best Net Stableford with a Vegas Twist
Daily Team Purse
Deuce Pot
Closest to the Pin Contest on all Par 3's
Southern Highlands | Cascata | Reflection Bay
Dragon Ridge | Rio Secco | TPC Las Vegas & Summerlin
Las Vegas CC | Anthem CC | Bear's Best
The Accommodations
We will be at Paris this Fall.
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Stephan E., Amateur
"The overall organization of the event is fantastic! This was our 7th year and we definitely plan to be back next year. Thanks for everything!!"
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The Parties
We host low key cocktail parties nightly with the exception of Sunday and Wednesday Nights with the whole group invited.
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Craig Barr, PGA of Canada
"Great job Scott and crew. Once again everything ran smooth and the weather was awesome. Keep up the good work, I know 550 people sure appreciate it!."
The Transportation
Each day before golf our buses will pick you up between 8 and 8:30am. Buses are also provided back to the hotel each day.
After round one and two, your clubs will be separately transported to the next days course.
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Craig Barr, PGA of Canada
"Great job Scott and crew. Once again everything ran smooth and the weather was awesome. Keep up the good work, I know 550 people sure appreciate it!."
The History...
In 2002, Scott Kolb called on a handful of his peers to join him in Vegas for the Viva Las Vegas Pro Am.
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Where else do you begin a trip of this calibre? At the iconic Flamingo with a round at Dragon Ridge, among others. In years to come, staying at bigger hotels, playing at increasingly fabulous courses, and the addition of many, many, many more participants, The Vegas Baby Invitational evolved into the amazing trip it is today.
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2003 saw a growth from 54 to 95 participants. The ProAm really stared to take shape: Teams of 5, the addition of Bus Transportation, Rio Secco, Antheml!
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2004 brought our first full shotgun of 140 players. Beers and Vodka were purchased at the gas station and ice was collected from the hotel floors using the little ice buckets. ’Vegas Baby’ finally got its name thanks to Colin McCulley having everyone chant it all week.
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2005-2011 saw constant growth, from two rotations, to three and then four for the 10th anniversary year where almost 500 participants attended!
With so many interested in the practice-round on Sunday, 2012 began the option for a four-day rotation and the creation of the 1&3.
In most recent years, we have pushed the 600 participant mark, moving us to 5 rotations! This year we celebrate our 24th annual trip to the desert and plan to return for years to come.
Thank you to all our Volunteers for making this amazing trip happen year after year!
Thank you to all our Professionals for being great ambassadors of the game.
Thank you to all our VegasBaby participants over the years.
Our Team is looking forward to many years to come.
See you in November!!
