Bali Hai Golf Club

If you want a Vegas golf round that feels like you’ve left the Strip without ever actually leaving the Strip, Bali Hai is it. You’re teeing off in the shadow of Mandalay Bay, but somehow it feels like a tropical resort plopped right onto Las Vegas Boulevard. Palm trees, lagoons, white sand bunkers, no joke, it feels like Jimmy Buffett himself designed this place after two piña coladas. The staff is pro-level friendly. The pace is usually smooth. The course is forgiving enough that you won’t throw your 7-iron into the lagoon (but tricky enough to remind you you’re not actually on tour). Vegas Feedz verdict: This isn’t just a golf course, it’s a must-flex. If you’re bringing clients, a bachelor party, or just your questionable short game, Bali Hai is where you show off. Bonus: You can Uber here from your hotel in less time than it takes to order room service. 5 out of 5. Bring sunscreen, bring swagger, and maybe bring an extra sleeve of balls

The course was in good shape BUT this rating is about the overall experience. If you like the sound of planes passing every minute, maintenance workers every few holes making different noises like chainsaws, hard sand traps (the worse being #18) and paying a premium price, then play this course. Like I said, to be fair, the course is kept rather well. The rough is brutal due to the type of grass and if you're next to the green, you better take a good swing to go through it so your ball travels farther. The layout and design is also fun but holding a conversation with players is more like yelling at each other or waiting for quiet moments between airplanes flying above you. We ran into multiple maintenance people (more than I would have liked) and they unfortunately weren't too concerned with players while they are swinging. I know they have to do their jobs and maybe it was just this day and time (we were the first tee time out) but a little courtesy would be cool. The sand traps were kept and nicely raked but they were not fluffy and not consistent from bunker to bunker. I should have not been in them in the first place so that's my bad but #18 was definitely the worse with the hidden hard surface below. Three out of four of us hit it in the bunker and all three skulled the ball, all surprised how much the packed dirt will never let the club glide below the ball. So with that all said, I don't think $170 was worth it but I had to experience the course and finally say I played Bali Hai. Will it be the last, I can confidently say yes, it will be my last! And, for the colored gentleman who I think worked there (he knew the starter and was asked if he was working or playing) was actually playing behind us, he was very condescending and was quite rude. He definitely didn't start my day in the right way but I can't fault everyone else who were pleasant and welcoming.

Right in the shadow of the airport and a Stones throw away from the strip you will find an incredible golf course! From the clubhouse to the final tee box… an incredible experience awaits! Well, manicured, tee, boxes, fairways, and greens. Desert golf is something special in general… They make it more special on purpose! Well, it doesn’t have a big practice area nor expansive, putting greens… it’s a golf course you have to play! You can’t come to Las Vegas and not play this course… You cannot!! This golf course is a great fine for beginners amateurs or professionals and it will challenge everybody’s game!

Bali Hai was our final stop, and unfortunately, the weather didn’t do it any favors. Due to heavy rain, it was cart path only, which really took away from the flow and overall experience. The course had a lot of wet, muddy areas—definitely not in its usual condition. That said, the course still shows flashes of its historic charm. The tropical theme, proximity to the Strip, and a fun par-3 challenge give it a unique identity. Under better weather and maintenance conditions, I can see the appeal. Just caught it on a rough day this time around.

Great day golfing here yesterday. Saw many complaints about cost of water here ($5/bottle) but based on Vegas prices, that is reasonable…get over it. Also, the carts had small cooler filled with ice for each person so bring some waters/gatorades. Carts were great with GPS and plenty of power…ran into a few places we took them that GPS stopped us and had to exit area in reverse to get forward power back. This is common on GPS carts so not sure why people complained on google about that?? Had a great time and paid $141 on Groupon with fees. Easy check in (don’t worry about Groupon deal saying you pay green fees there…that is not the case…I had to call and make sure that the Groupon wasn’t just a booking fee. Staff was great…be ready with tips as soon as you show up. We tipped the first guy who took bags from uber and loaded on cart, the starter got us off as a twosome and was very informative on the course, the girls who cleaned clubs and finally the guy who loaded us up back into Uber. Just $5 to each. They’re working hard in the heat even though each interaction was only a few minutes. Felt that was fair🤷‍♂️

I enjoyed playing this centrally located and nicely maintained golf course. There are some challenging holes with over-water looks. A couple of the par 4s are fairly long and a difficult reach for older players like me. On this day, the greens were fast but would hold fairly long shots. The approach grass is short allowing ample use of your “Texas wedge) to get close to the hole. Although it has fairly narrow fairways, most are designed with sloping sides that offer forgiving roles. The sand traps were evenly filled allowing decent sand play. Overall, it’s an enjoyable course.

We’ve had the chance to shoot a wedding at Bai Hai Golf Course before, and honestly, it’s one of our favorite spots. The views are absolutely gorgeous, the greenery is so lush, and the whole vibe just feels really special. It’s such a beautiful place to capture those unforgettable moments, and every couple we’ve worked with there has loved it as much as we do. If you’re thinking about a wedding venue that’s both stunning and peaceful, Bai Hai Golf Course should definitely be on your list!

Enjoyed playing here. Good views friendly atmosphere and the course was in decent condition

Great course. Will go back most definitely. Even the Warm up, driving range was bouuuuuje

I wish I could rate this place zero stars , as a local and paying customer I can not stand when places that are a predominantly male business treat woman like they don't belong there , it's Vegas and should feel Welcoming to male and female patrons , I felt as if they didn't want me there the service was a zero and I would spend my money elsewhere if I was a female golfer, Vegas kicks girls out based on looks and that's simply not cool , definitely would not recommend

This course is not meant for golfers but more for tourist and the casual individual who plays a couple times a year or has only played a couple times in their life to play some holes. Staff - 4 stars out of 5. Everyone was really friendly with exception to the pro shop guy who was just ok. Everyone else seemed very friendly and helpful. Practice area - 1 star out of 5. Driving range is hitting into a net and they are too cheap to give trackman or anything useful so you can tell where the beat up rental clubs are going. Chipping and putting area is not maintained very well and very small. Golf course 2 stars out of 5. The course design is not impressive at all. There are two mounds on each side of the fairway so your ball will always kick back to the fairway. Again this course is designed for people who don't play golf. The signature hole 17 is cute but the rest of the course is extremely forgettable. Grass/ maintenance 2 stars out of 5. The grass is maintained just enough to play but is not in great shape. Tee boxes and fairways are just ok and the greens are below average. Sand traps are trash and very thin. Food is 3.5 stars out of 5. As far as golf course food goes I've had much much worse. The cart girls come around often with drinks. I had a chicken sandwich at the turn and it wasn't bad. Pricing isn't cheap but it's not a complete robbery. Pricing is way overpriced for what you get. If you compare to any other course in the world for the same price this might be the worst course on the planet for the price you play. That being said it is right on the strip and very convenient if you don't want to drive 20-40 minutes to play a much better course for a better price. Also they nickel and dime you at the pro shop selling you a $5 sleeve of balls for $20 and a $7 glove for $30. Overall this course is a 2.5 stars out of 5 so I rounded up to 3 stars. I would probably never play here again. If you have played golf less than 10 times in your life and you don't mind spending extra money for convenience while you're staying on the strip this is a good option for you. If you're a golfer avoid this place. Spend the money on an Uber to get to a better course or pay the money for the Wynn as it will be a million times better experience for less than twice the price after all the nickel and diming at Bali Hai.

This is a nice golf course right by the airport but I the don't think it os's worth the $169 early morning tee time. The seed they provide for covering up divots have a green color that can transfer on to one's ball. The course is not the longest for an urban course so it is pretty tight. The only part of the course that was in slightly poorer condition are the various bunkers on the course. It does not have enough sand. There are also a lot of white stone waste areas that would damage your club if your bald lands in there. This course is walkable though the green fee includes the golf cart. The course has a free per challenging water holes so be prepared for them. It would be nice to play this course again.

WHAT AN AWFUL EXPERIENCE!!! As a female on the prettier side this course will harass you. They DO NOT ALLOW FEMALES on the course minus their own female caddies "parmates" who are truly nothing but subpar level. It's literally the golf equivalent of having the worst golf game of your life. Even if you wanted your gf to join you for the day, they don't allow it. If for some reason you manage to get someone to allow your gf or wife on be prepared to be constantly harassed and analyzed by ALL of their employees. I, along with friends of mine have actually paid to be a player on this course and because we are prettier, I feel I was constantly harassed for attempting to play golf. This course is near the airport, so you constantly hear airplanes. The cart girls for drinks are barely around, the food they serve is subpar level, and the customer service here has gone way down hill. Trust me there are plenty of other golf courses where you can have fun at in Las Vegas. Attached you will see emails between the owner of company I work for and the guy in charge of Bali Hai. They claimed the girls I work with were there being paid when in all actuality they weren't. Therefore, stay far away from this course if you want to actually have a good golf game and fun, because when you play golf in Las Vegas isn't that what you are looking for? Did I mention this is one of the most expensive green fees you will see here in Vegas minus shadow creek and for the experience you get save your money and go to a course a bit further from the strip, you will be happy you did.

Great course and even better staff working there. Was in Vegas last week and played on round one Memorial Day. As soon as I pulled in they greeted me and grabbed my clubs and told me where to check in. You have free range balls to get warmed up. Carts had GPS and yardage which was awesome since I forgot my range finder. Course was in great shape and we were a little held up by the group in front of us and Marshall was on it before we even said anything. Hung out in bar afterwards and bartender and server was friendly. The server was from IL too!

Very over priced, terrible golf course, conditions are absolutely astrocious, and customer service is even worse. Got charged for a no show charge when I cancelled the tee time so I had to make a dispute with my credit card. AVOID AT ALL COST!

Friendly staff, had the course to myself. Fun end to Vegas weekend. Next time I'm in town I'll come play again.

Incredible experience. Course was in great condition and we had amazing weather. Cart girls Sylvia and Mary were attentive and checked in frequently and bartender Monica was fantastic. Absolutely appreciate the customer service. We know they see tons of people coming through here, but we felt like we were the only ones in the moment. High praise for these employees, definitely will be back to see them again!

I didn't play golf so can't comment that part, but I can comment the restaurant and a food. Absolutelly stunning environment, beautiful environment inside perfect for wedding or bussines event. Also outside is super cool so pictures from outside are absolutely gorgeous. Went there for company event, I would suggest parking on Valet because guys are awesome and self parking is kind of a lot of step, and if you wear high hills it's a hassle. Staff are great and very helpfull, they serve for us some special blue cocktails with pineapple and cherry which were bombs, appetizers were amazing (beef, date wrap in a bacon....). Main meal was great it was buffet style, chicken in lavender sauce, green beans with carrot, mush potato and salad was great too

Course was in great condition, pace was good. Cart service by Sylvia, Mary and Monica was world class. Good time had by all

This is a great course, be advised there will be noise from the freeway and the airplanes taking off but in my opinion that is part of the character of the course. The layout of the course is challenging there are lakes...which are clean water not filthy ponds like some courses. Hole 9 is a fun par 3 that offers to double your money (bet) in the proshop if you hit the green or if you miss you get what you bet in credit at the proshop. The staff is friendly. Bar area is extremely nice, the par mates are very easy on the eyes if you opt to hire one. I would absolutely recommend this course. It is a bit pricy but I believe it is good value.

Absolutely incredible golf course--great design with some really cool views of the Strip (especially Mandalay Bay) and beautiful water and sand features. The groundskeepers have kept it in great shape, despite the heat of the summer months. I shot a 74 (+2) here and thought that the greens were the trickiest part of the course--very few greens are flat, especially if you have putts over 15 feet, and some pin placements can leave you putting straight across ridges with a nasty break to deal with. My only complaint was with the bunkers--they barely had any sand in them, so splashing out a nice bunker shot was nearly impossible because the chances were good your club would just skip off the hard ground.

Still new to the game and only have experience with muni golf courses.. so this was a huge step up. A little pricey for my blood but honestly from the experience today would come back and play every time I visit vegas. From the bag drop, to check in...to hole 9. Shout out to Zach, Sharon and Christian for that vegas hospitality. Challenging and fun course, great winter weather, smiles and laughs... will definitely be back.

Service is great, bar and grill have been open since December. Fairway and greens are slightly fast on a few holes. Background landscape is pretty with the snow capped mountains in the background. Course itself is challenging with plenty of bunkers, water, slope AND geese! Love having concierge stow away our luggage for us since we came straight from the airport The cherry on top, special complimentary treat today-fresh baked chocolate chip cookies on the course! How can say no when you get that kind of attention? Our return visit today had beautiful weather and fantastic company

Do not come here unless you want your personal belongings stolen from you from the starter. Absolutely ridiculous I am 21 years old and was taken advantage of because of my age and looks. I had a 6:50 tee time may 13 and the starter moved my cart forward next thing I know he took my phone out of the cart and claimed he had no clue where it was until I checked the starting booth and asked him to call it. Shameful

Expensive but a great experience awesome fun course. Wonderful staff. Good food. I would play it again.

Located on the Strip across from McCarran airport. We took a ride share to get here. Just under ten minutes from where we were staying. After being dropped off our golf clubs were taken and loaded onto a golf cart as we headed to the pro shop to check in. The golf cart has GPS and JBL speakers. There's an option on the GPS monitor where you can select music from a FM radio station or play music from your smart phone. That's a first for hubby and myself. The course layout is like a resort layout. Greens were fast. Fairways well groomed. Narrow at times. Undulating at times. A few water hazards especially on the par 3's. Las Vegas is under extreme heat warning alert for several days now. It's hot even for the locals. I had to pick which holes to play as I'm not comfortable in hot weather where it's high 90's but feels like low 100's. The only negative - for a resort shouldn't they provide free bottled water? Most resort courses do. And we're in the desert. I purchased two 16 oz Gatorade @ $6 each. Resort prices. Our green fees were $129 p/p. I booked it in advance on the course website. 6:50am tee time. I knew weather was going to be hot but not this hot. Great course. I'd love to come back and play it again.

Played Bali Hai Golf Club on April 12th. I had a very pleasant experience. The course was in great shape! 10/10 recommend the play here. The Pro shop staff was so friendly. I met a lovely lady on the 9th hole named Cumorah, and she was outgoing and a bright gal; made my whole day! Weather was fantastic! The reason I am giving it 4 stars is because the "beer cart" server (Christy) on the front nine was so rude to our group. She didn't acknowledge us half the time, had zero personality when she did stop, and generally gave poor customer service. She wouldn't even let me use my Amex, which I've used my whole trip. Who only accepts cash these days?! Found that to be interesting. Fun track otherwise! Thanks for the follow-up, Billy. Appreciate your engagement and the actions you're taking over there. Updating my review to reflect the fact that you care AND that your actively working to listen and improve. Net net - go to Bali Hai!

Terrible. People are out here hacking away and I didn't feel safe. Not for golfers. They should really control who they give golf clubs to before allowing them out on the course.

I've alway seen this course from above when flying in and out of Vegas and finally got to play on the golf course in late May and am so glad I did. I had an amazing time with some friends. The golf course is conveniently located on the Las Vegas trip. I was staying at the Mirage and it only took me about 15 minutes to get there in an Uber. When walking into the golf building, it almost felt like I was in Hawaii as it had a tropical theme. Some of the pro's: 1. Convenient location from the strip! 2. Fun course! Well designed and kept. 3. Great views of the strip while playing! 4. Free Otter Pops while playing! 5. Free drive range balls. 6. Awesome snack stand and grill. 7. Fantastic golf carts with Bluetooth connection for playing your music! Some of negatives: 1. No trees so no shade during the hot days. 2. No real driving range. Just a net to hit into. 3. A little over priced. 4. A little airplane noise above you. Overall, I will definitely come back here if I'm short on time and I need to be close to the strip but yet I wanted to golf with some friends. We had a great time at Bali Hai.

Bali Hai is a landmark golf course and for good reason. Their care of the grounds and guests is fantastic! We have played a few times, and each time has been better than the last. I love their on theme "tropical" hand soap! It's the little things. On our most recent trip, we were lucky enough to be the first ones out, and it was magical. This shuttered period has allowed the course to flourish, and they have made recent improvements in their guest experience, which is already top notch. Their new carts are super plush; double coolers, Bluetooth speakers, and one of the most responsive and accurate GPS systems I've played with (and it's also a whole command center for your cart). Though they are in "tourist central", they make a point to really show locals love with promo deals and discounts. It's a long and pretty challenging course, but the exceptional views and service make this gem truly one of a kind!

Great course and close to strip. Staff was friendly which helped make the experience enjoyable. Course was pretty challenging, but the greens were in great condition. I'd recommend for people looking to get a round in without driving far.

Loved the course and the club staff are amazingly nice. Sadly we were here on the worst windy day in October. Oh well. Still a great course. Very well maintained and lush with difficult fairways and challenging greens. Pin positions were tough on a Sunday and with the wind it was not a scoring round though we had lots of fun. Great views of the South Vegas Strip and it's so close to all the actions you're not driving forever to get to your round and get back to the tables. Overall great place. Enjoyed the top notch service!

This was such a great experience. The staff was over the top helpful. The pace of play was outstanding. The food in the restaurant was exceptional. Definitely order the chicken sliders. Will definitely play here again.

Dope course with great views of the strip! Highly recommend for a nice golf outing in Vegas.

Bali Hai is a resort course at the south end of the strip at the end of runway 26. My rating is compared to other resort courses in Las Vegas at a comparable price point. The resort provides some great views of the hotels on the strip and Bali Hai sets an atmosphere of fun golf with an ambiance of a party. However, for the more serious golfer Bali Hai is very expensive and there are other courses that are in much better shape (played May '23) that offer a much better value. For example, they offer "par mates" that will provide an "good time " atmosphere for your foursome. The course is fun and has some challenging holes. Like any resort course Bali Hai has a nice restaurant and bar for after the round. For the serious golfer, the course itself is a challenge. With challenging slope ratings that force exacting shots including an island green on #16. The greens were fast with texture and undulations. The greens rolled true and well with the exception of some unrepaired (sic) ball marks . I did hire a forecaddy (this is much different than the par mates) to help read the greens and provide help with picking targets. The lower rating is because I played 4 other courses that were in much better shape this week for less money. Some sand traps are deep bunkers with a carry but also consisted of cement with a little bit sand. The par 3's had mats for tee boxes and the fairways had drought spots. I was told that "in a couple of months it will be pristine ". Well the green fees did not reflect this and there are so many other better courses competing for the golfers dollar. The restaurant prices for food were also expensive. I paid $20 bucks for a call liquor premixed Bloody Mary from the cart person. One thing to point out. Las Vegas Airport is busy and at times a passenger jet taking off every 5 minutes or so. They fly low over the course. During that time a conversation is impossible let alone concentration in a putt or tee shot. I read about Bali Hai in the Big Short and scratched it off my list. If you are looking for a fun time and do not care about value for your dollar Bali Hai is close to the strip, but there are so many choices competing for your golfing dollars.

It's been a few years, but between the pricing and condition of the course it did not live up to my memories. I hyped this course up to several friends over the years and this week found the condition of the greens to be very bad. My minimal skill needs every edge and watching balls bounce on the way to hole over and over was discouraging. The cart girls service was good and consistent, but issues with taking cc in this day and age is like something from the 80's. I know visiting during Covid is a different animal, but the lack of use of the interior restaurant and lounge has led the the place stinking like mildew. I hope they clean it up.

This review is based on the ambiance and service at the tiki bar inside Bali Hai country club. The female bartenders and the bar manager, Chad were excellent. Best Mai Tai in Vegas!

Considering how much we paid and having back to back tee times, we were constantly badgered by marshals and told to skip holes. Some were more understanding than others, but the marshal with the Spartan polo was unnecessarily aggressive and rude. He was really a buzzkill and told half our group to stop their game and "meet up with their buddies" while someone was teeing off (no groups behind us). It felt like they were targeting us and not bothering anyone else on the course. To others reading this, not worth the headache to pay this much and be harassed the whole time.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Played 10/20/23 with my boys. $300 green fee doesn't include drinkable water on the course. 6 pack of coors light is $60. Played Paiute wolf the day before was $25 for the same beer. I know it's Vegas but Bali Hai get your sh*t together.

Tucked away near Mandalay Bay and next to the Strip, is Bali Hai Golf Club. If you don't look for it, a lot of people don't know it's even there. This is a high class, full service course, with great views and challenging holes. For a public course, it's very nice! They also have the option to have ParMates caddies, at an additional cost. Like any other caddies, the cost doesn't include tip. The ladies do caddie for you, most know the course well, help with yardage, clean clubs, tend the flag, and always add to the fun. They also help if you want to order food at the turn, and generally make everything easy and fun while you're there. The course has both self parking and valet. As expected, the bag drop is by the clubhouse. Inside the clubhouse is a restaurant called Cili, that also has a full bar and waiting areas. They also have a pro shop inside with he usual items. Outside, there is The Tiki Bar - serving some food and lots of beverages. On the course there are also drink carts with the usual snacks and cold drinks available for purchase. It's a fun time, even in 109 degree heat today!

After living in Vegas for 30 years, this was my 1st time ever playing at Bali Hai. What a shame! I missed out on all the years of playing such a great course hidden in plain view. I can remember years ago that Bali Hai was to expensive to play. I've always played at more affordable courses around the valley. I'm so glad I got to get a round in here! There is a locals rate that is about the limit I'll pay to play. It's only $79. I was greeted by the cart guy upon arrival on my way to the clubhouse. Claude greeted me as I entered the clubhouse as well. The clubhouse is in excellent condition with a huge variety of equipment and apparel. Didn't need anything so I went to get my cart. The cart was clean and sanitized before I got there. The carts were all neatly organized outside just waiting for the next golfer. All of the carts are equipped with JBL sound system that can connect with wirelessly! Super easy to do. I recommend grabbing a battery pack to keep your phones battery fully charged for once to get on the course. The overall condition of the course this day was excellent! The fairways were green and the greens were fast. Groundskeepers were aerating the course, as well as trimming and watering. The bunkers were firm and playable; great shape. To bad the restaurant wasn't open, but I'll go back again and play again and hopefully it'll be open. Highly recommend this course!

The golf course conditioning was excellent and we had a good time playing golf. However, when we finished the round we were told by the golf shop staff that two more people needed to pay. After getting back to our hotel we chatted as a group and realized that three more people had gone in to pay and all three payments were accepted. We trusted that they would not charge us for more than the number of golfers in our group and it seemed like a simple misunderstanding. However, when I first called them to ask how many of our group had paid they had no idea and were not able to clarify whether we over or underpaid, which makes me think they are unable to track the number of payments they've received. If that's true, then how could they have known that "two more people" from our group needed to pay in the first place? We called back later and we're told that we paid for 10 golfers, but there was only 9 in our group. At this point in time we are out $250.00 because of this. I am unsure wether this is incompetence or blatant dishonesty, but both are reasons that I would recommend against ever playing at Bali Hai. It seems their response so far is "we have your money, so tough luck." Like many things in Vegas, if you play here you might get fleeced.

Amazing scenes, great design, rocky bunkers. This is one of the most pleasant golf course I have been to. It is beautifully designed, well cared for. A few of the holes where planes lands in the near by airport is mesmerizing yet not distracting. The only odd issues is the bunkers here, they are concrete hard at the bottom, and cotton candy soft around the lips!

One of the first courses we played when the city finally opened up after the lock down. Course was okay. Fairways were in great shape due to the fact not much traffic due to the lockdown. Greens were about average speed. A beautiful course with the palm trees, white sand in the bunkers. You get beautiful view of the Mandalay Bay Hotel in the back ground. Because where it is located on the Las Vegas strip it is limited in space. The fairways are right next to each other. So be alert for balls hit into your fairway. Some golfers do not have etiquette and do not yell four. Right now the rate for locals is pretty cheap. I think we paid $75 for a round. I know before the existance of covid the green fees were pretty steep.

I'm a very casual, new golfer so I don't know much about courses and what's good. All I know is my husband and I had a great time here. We had the first tee time (7 AM) with another twosome but I was so happy they ended up splitting us up so that we could play by ourselves. The twosome played ahead of us because they had caddies and wanted a more personal experience which was all the better for us! The pace of play was really fast; we had expected to finish around noon but we were done by 10:30 AM. My husband also ended up getting a hole-in-one on hole 14 and he won the Par 3 challenge. We the $50 pro shop credit he won from the challenge, we were able to buy a nice commemorative plaque for his hole-in-one. The staff were also super nice and all about service considering the courses we have played on other vacations this year had sub par customer service at best. I would definitely play here again. It is pricy and there is some airport noise from planes landing but the course is the closest to the strip and gives you a quintessential Vegas feel with the great views of the strip.

Played here today (Dec 31st). Super confused by all the good reviews. All of the grass was dead and they spray painted it green. Thought it was a con or something but other reviews seem legit. Food + drink was good on the positive

One of the best golf course in Las Vegas. Friendly staffs and great service throughout. Our tee time was at 7:00 AM AND due to frost and cold weather our tee time was delayed for an hour... Everyone was so nice, kept on updating about the course status... The golf course is filled with beautiful palm trees everywhere. Has a lot of water throughout the course and bunkers are filled with white sand... We loved the layout of the golf course. All 18 holes had its own characters and charms. I will definitely play here again when I visit Las Vegas!

We bring out a big group of guys every MLK weekend in January and we've been coming to Bali Hai for years. The service is always great, love the people at the course. However, the condition this year was extremely rough. The tee boxes were spray painted because they were brown I guess which didn't mesh well with my new white shoes. The fairways were so dray it was like hitting off dirt everywhere we went.

Really enjoyed this course, me and my boy (11 year old) we got treated like professionals.

Outrageous! The local rate is $375. You know they are ripping off the tourists even more. The course does not warrant the price.

Unbelievable beautiful Golf resort, with the most professional staff , chef, management. We had our wedding reception with the most beautiful place in vegas. Daniel Thank-you, so much for the stress free and extremely tasteful designer dinner's and menus. Your chef's and staff came out to greets ... we humbly Are grateful to end our reception with group photos by your serving staff. Thanks. Mr Mrs Long

Whether you're just visiting or ether you live here, this is a must play golf course while in Las Vegas. The fairways are well taken care of and the greens are amazing, albeit tricky. The views from this course are absolutely amazing, and I love that they used crushed coral to help the desert areas shine so bright and white your dentist would be in awe. The only downside to this course is the proximity to McCarran International Airport; so the course can get noisy at times. Just use this as an opportunity to let the kid inside you gaze upon the planes that feel so close you could reach out and touch them! This may be a resort course, but don't assume that means it's easy. Be prepared for a challenging round you'll be telling your friends about for years to come.

This was on of the worst golf courses for the cost. No range, just a 10-20 yard hitting area. Plugs from the fairway and rough blown onto the rough rather than cleared. All par 3 tee boxes were mats. Only plus was the greens were well maintained and fairways were in great condition. The employees were also outstanding. This course should not be more than $75.

250$ and they can't even give you waters... zero water stations on the course, they charge you 5$ for it instead! Absolutely no driving range, TERRIBLE customer service everyone is super stuck up, not boujee just plain rude and entitled. Go play Paiute for 60-100$ I promise you it will be a more enjoyable round! Honorable mention to the caddies that are 250$ and don't know a thing about the course they just sit there and look pretty‍ I will never be back here again

I wanted to play golf near the strip (due to transportation) and came across an underpar.com deal for this course ($100 per player). This deal worked for friday at 10:30am. I booked about 2 weeks in advance. The course is literally on one end of the strip. IT appeared to be fairly busy. Service was great throughout. Here are my thoughts... Pros: 1. Close to the strip 2. Very chill course 3. they give you golf cart "buggies" with blue tooth speakers (and usb charging ports). Carts have GPS 4. Course is enjoyable and not too overly difficult 5. Decent value at $100 (I wouldn't pay any more) 6. Snack shop was good Cons: 1. Not the greatest conditions. Bunkers were hard packed. Fairway was "bouncy". greens were decent If you are a serious golfer, I would skip this course. Great for casual golfing with friends

One of the best I have ever played. Pricy, yes, but hey, it's Vegas! Worth every penny. Friendly staff, great starter, well maintained fairways and greens. All the golf a true golfer would ever want. And walking distance from the Four Seasons. Rental clubs are Callaways. Great experience.

The day started out wonderful. A 1:45pm tee time, sunshine, a friendly staff, and a fast drink cart. It ended with us quitting after 3+ hrs at a 2 cart back-up on the 11th tee. That's us averaging 19 min a hole (or roughly 5:42 for a round of golf). When we approached Jeff Davis, the "fiery manager" (according to his staff), he questioned our honesty and asked whether we'd played more holes than we'd indicated. He proceeded to tell us we were wrong and the round was clearly 4:45 and we had no idea what we were talking about. When asked if he'd been out on the course to see how bad it was he confirmed he hadn't (and promptly retreated to his back office) This would be a one star if not for the rest of the awesome staff: Billy Bob, the gentleman working the front desk & 9th hole gambling game, the women helping us with rental carts, the friendly starters, and the awesome cart girls, Lady & Amber. And Billy Bob and his counterpart were gracious enough to help us get a partial credit toward merchandise. Super convenient location. Nice course and well kept. Great staff (mostly). But Jeff Davis is not a great manager nor a good representative of the fantastic staff at the club.