The Lake Havasu Golf Club is on the south side of Lake Havasu within a residential development with two 18-hole, championship-level layouts.

The West is the original course built in 1967 along with the moving of the London Bridge to town. It's a routine parkland layout with several water hazards and a moderate amount of sand bunkers winding through the community. From the tips, it plays to 6,466 yards, 70.9/127, course/slope ratings with two shorter tees, designed by Johnny Allen.

The East course is shorter and more forgiving than Olde London over a slight change in elevation offering views of the Lake with water features in play on three holes. From the tips, it plays to 6,036 yards, 68.7/117, course/slope ratings, designed by Larry Hughes.