The bankrupt Henderson, Nev. course could shut down by this fall if a buyer is not found, joining other troubled clubs in the region as development efforts seek to pounce on any available vacant land. A former Nevada assemblyman is trying to create legislation that would protect homeowners’ associations by giving them the rights to both first and last refusal on offers for courses on their properties.

The Henderson, Nev. property was acquired by Par Excellence Drive Trust, LLC after it closed in July. Elite Golf Management, which oversees several courses in the Las Vegas area, has been retained to manage and maintain the club.

Par Excellence Drive Trust LLC, which closed the Henderson, Nev., property the day after it purchased it in July, said expects to reopen the club in the next few weeks. The announcement came soon after a judge appointed OB Sports as receiver in response to homeowners suing the company based on a deed restriction that…

With roughly 60 golf courses in Las Vegas, many are facing closure, redevelopment and periods of uncertainty during litigation. Badlands Golf Club has been in a legal battle for more than two years, as the developer has threatened to stop watering the course if development proposals are denied. The list has been getting longer for…