Tournament Hills

Tournament Hills Summerlin Luxury Real Estate Overview

Tournament Hills is a guard-gated luxury community in central Summerlin, set beside TPC Summerlin, the private golf club at 1700 Village Center Circle. It is known for custom and semi-custom estates on quiet private streets, mature landscaping, and lots that look out over fairways, the Spring Mountains, or the lights of the valley. For buyers who want an established, golf-oriented address in Summerlin without moving to the far western edge of the master plan, Tournament Hills is one of the first communities worth touring.

This guide covers where Tournament Hills sits, what daily life looks like, the types of homes you will find, how the relationship with the golf club works, and how we help clients buy and sell here.

Location and Getting Around

Tournament Hills lies in the 89134 ZIP code in the central part of Summerlin, the master-planned community that the Las Vegas Review-Journal describes as spanning 22,500 acres along the valley's western rim. The community sits just north of Summerlin Parkway and west of North Rampart Boulevard, which puts the Parkway, the 215 Beltway, and the Rampart corridor a few minutes from the gate. Downtown Summerlin's shopping, dining, and events are a short drive away, as are the resorts and restaurants along Rampart Boulevard. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is to the west, and the Strip and Harry Reid International Airport are reachable by freeway. See our Summerlin guide for the full master plan and our Las Vegas guide for the wider city picture.

That central position is a big part of the appeal. Many Summerlin luxury enclaves sit farther west against the mountains, which brings views and space but adds drive time. Tournament Hills trades a little of that elevation for a shorter trip to almost everything on the west side of the valley.

Lifestyle and Amenities

Life in Tournament Hills centers on the gate, the golf course, and Summerlin's network of parks, trails, and shopping. TPC Summerlin is a private club in the TPC Network, and its course was designed by Bobby Weed with Fuzzy Zoeller serving as player consultant, according to the club. The layout winds through arroyos and canyons, which is a big reason so many lots in the community back onto green space rather than a neighbor's wall. The club describes itself as the home of the Shriners Open and offers private membership with golf and social events throughout the year.

Living in Tournament Hills does not make you a club member. Membership at TPC Summerlin is a separate decision with its own application and costs, so buyers who want golf privileges should confirm current membership options directly with the club before they buy. Residents who do not golf still enjoy the open views, the quiet of the private streets, and easy access to Summerlin's trail system, community parks, and the hiking and scenic drives of Red Rock Canyon.

Homes and Price Context

Tournament Hills is made up mostly of large single-family custom and semi-custom homes. Expect generous floor plans, resort-style pools and outdoor living areas, multi-car garages, and architecture ranging from Mediterranean and Tuscan styles to updated contemporary remodels. Many homes were built in the 1990s and 2000s, so condition varies widely: a fully renovated estate and an original-condition home on the same street can be priced very differently. Golf frontage, view corridors, and lot size all affect value, which means a single community-wide average tells you little about any one property.

For a regional benchmark, Las Vegas REALTORS (LVR) reported a median sale price of $470,000 for existing single-family homes in Southern Nevada in September 2026, unchanged from September 2025 and below the record of $490,000 set in May and June 2026. Luxury homes in this community typically trade well above that regional figure, so ask us for a current comparable-sales report before you set a budget or a list price.

Streets, Lots, and What to Look For

Tournament Hills is a compact community, and the location of a lot inside it matters. Homes along the course interior tend to offer the most open outlooks, while homes closer to Rampart Boulevard or Summerlin Parkway trade some seclusion for quicker access in and out. Streets such as Trophy Hills Drive, Greensboro Lane, Iron Hills Lane, and Pine Island Court each have their own character and lot sizes. Before writing an offer, we review the HOA resale package, the Summerlin master association assessments, any sub-association fees, and the specific view and golf-ball exposure of the lot. We also look at how long the home has been on the market and how its price compares with recent sales inside the gate.

Schools

Public schools serving Tournament Hills are part of the Clark County School District (CCSD). School zoning can change and can differ from one street to the next, so confirm the zoned schools for any specific address directly with CCSD before you buy. Summerlin also has several private and charter school options, and we are happy to share what other families have considered.

Why Work With The Gorton Group in Tournament Hills

The Gorton Group is a Las Vegas luxury real estate team led by Michael Gorton. Communities like Tournament Hills reward local knowledge: two homes on the same street can differ widely in lot position, view, remodel quality, and HOA details, and those differences rarely show up in a portal estimate. We help buyers compare homes side by side, read the HOA and club documents carefully, and understand how a specific lot and street have traded over time.

For sellers, we build pricing on real comparable sales, prepare the home so its best features show clearly, and market it to the buyers most likely to value what makes it different. Learn more on our buyer and seller pages, read our luxury market report, or browse past sales.

If you are comparing Summerlin gated communities, our guide to guard-gated communities in Las Vegas is a helpful next read, along with our pages on The Ridges and The Summit Club, and our guide to nearby Queensridge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tournament Hills a guard-gated community?

Yes. Tournament Hills is a guard-gated community with a staffed entry and private streets in central Summerlin.

Where is Tournament Hills in Summerlin?

Tournament Hills is in central Summerlin, ZIP 89134, just north of Summerlin Parkway and west of North Rampart Boulevard, beside the TPC Summerlin golf course.

Do Tournament Hills homeowners automatically belong to TPC Summerlin?

No. TPC Summerlin is a private club with separate membership. Owning a home in Tournament Hills does not include club membership, so confirm options directly with the club.

What do homes cost here?

Prices vary widely by home type, lot, and condition. For context, Las Vegas REALTORS reported a $470,000 median sale price for existing single-family homes in Southern Nevada in September 2026; homes in this community typically trade well above that. Ask us for a current comparable-sales report.

What school district serves Tournament Hills?

Public schools serving Tournament Hills are part of the Clark County School District. Confirm the zoned schools for any address with the district before buying.

Talk With The Gorton Group About Tournament Hills

Whether you are buying, selling, or simply comparing communities, we are glad to walk you through current listings, recent sales, and the questions that matter for your situation. Call or text Michael Gorton at (702) 408-6690, email [email protected], or send us a message. Thinking of selling? Start with a home valuation.