The 2025 Las Vegas Challenge

LVC is Bigger and Better than Ever

Nevada’s premier disc golf event, the Las Vegas Challenge (LVC) presented by Innova, is back for its 26th year. The tournament will take place from May 15th-18th at the scenic Wildhorse Golf Course in Henderson, Nevada. This marks the tenth year the event has been hosted at Wildhorse, the only public-use golf course owned by the City of Henderson.

Course Layout and Tournament Format

The LVC features three uniquely designed disc golf courses, each with long and short layouts to accommodate 26 divisions. Players will have three days to earn their way into the Sunday finals, where the top 40% of each field advances. Course pars range from 56 to 68, with overall course lengths varying from 6,500 to over 9,000 feet. Individual hole lengths span from 200 feet to nearly 1,000 feet. The Wildhorse property boasts ample space for a player warm-up area, spectator arena, media center, and vendor village. The on-site clubhouse also offers a restaurant and bar, making it a prime location for players and fans alike.

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Spectator Experience & VIP Access

With around 600 competitors, including top professionals and elite amateurs, plus an expected 1,000+ spectators for the finals, the LVC is one of the largest disc golf tournaments in the world. Beyond the competition, attendees can enjoy a vendor village featuring around 30 disc golf vendors, a putting & driving contest open to all on May 15th, a top pro clinic, daily Ring-of-Fire contests with giveaways, and the Player’s Party on Saturday night featuring the famous Pyramid of Baskets Contest.

Spectators are welcome free of charge, though parking is extremely limited – Uber and Lyft-type services are strongly encouraged. A limited number of daily spectator passes will be available for purchase, along with two VIP Spectator Packages, which include on-site parking passes. Details will be announced soon.

Giving Back to the Community

Over the years, the Las Vegas Challenge has donated to numerous non-profits and emerging disc golf programs. In 2025, the event will donate $5,000 to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

With Innova’s continued support over the past 25 years, the LVC has received over $1.25 million in cash and merchandise, helping the event grow to where it is today.

Come out and join for the most happening free event in disc golf in 2025!