DEATH VALLEY, Calif. — You land in Las Vegas and head two hours west, through the desert abyss and between the towering Spring Mountains. Cell phone service is sparse at best, but that does not matter. The stunning topography of the Nevada-California border grabs your attention like no other.
The same can be said for the scenery of your destination, which is more than 200 feet below sea level and perched beneath peaks that stand more than 8,000 feet tall. It’s a sight to behold. This oasis not only features incredible vistas but is home to an incredible resort and one of Golf Digest’s 50 Toughest Courses. That would
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