Bali Hai Golf Club

5 and a half hour round!

Almost 6.

Most unenjoyable golf ever!

Way overpriced.

The Par bunnies need to go!

Would not recommend for that money.

The airplanes were a bit much, could hear each other talking. Course was amazing and staff was great!

Playing a round at Bali Hai Golf Club is less like a traditional day on the links and more like a high-stakes tropical getaway dropped right onto the Las Vegas Strip. As of Spring 2026, the course remains in immaculate shape with blisteringly fast greens and lush, palm-lined fairways that make you forget you're in the Mojave—until a Boeing 737 screams overhead or you catch a glimpse of Mandalay Bay looming over the bunkers. The experience is unapologetically "Vegas," featuring top-tier carts equipped with JBL speakers and a legendary island green on the 16th that practically begs you to dunk a sleeve of balls in front of the lunch crowd at Cili. While the lack of a full-flight driving range (it's hitting nets only) and the "resort-level" pricing might give some purists pause, the sheer convenience of being five minutes from the casino floor combined with the impeccable service makes it a must-play for anyone looking to balance a serious scorecard with a high-energy atmosphere.

Playing Bali Hai Golf Club on April 2 with a friend was a standout experience, offering a stunning tropical escape right on the Las Vegas Strip. The course was in immaculate condition, featuring lush fairways and greens that were both fast and true, all framed by thousands of palm trees and striking white sand. A personal highlight was taking on the signature 16th hole, a memorable island green shot that required both precision and nerve. Between the professional service and the backdrop of the iconic Strip resorts, it is an absolute must-play for anyone looking for a premium golf experience in the heart of the city.

The course is next to the airport with planes landing every 20 minutes right overhead (300 feet above you) and the other side of the course is the freeway with billboards hanging over the rough in areas (I hit a billboard on a drive when just left over the cart path).

The driving range is a ghetto-looking and tired area with net covering - maybe 100ft long.

These are all fine if the course didn't cost $299 to play, but for $299 it's a joke.

Also, NO WATER provided along the course in 96 degree heat. But the course sold $5 12oz bottles of cheap grocery store water. Every course I've played in Las Vegas, Arizona, and Palm Springs - hot desert courses - ALWAYS has water stations. Frankly it's criminal for there to be no water when it's that hot. We ended up filling up one of the $5 water bottles we had to buy with water from the bathroom sink. At the course we paid $299 per person to play.

Bali Hai overcharges for a loud golf round with a janky driving range, and then still forces golfers to spend even more money for cheap water just to stay hydrated.

They don't care about the people coming to play there and they don't care if you come back.

Conveniently located on Strip, yes, and fairways and greens were in good shape; however I would never play here again and I have already told multiple friends that I would recommend they spend their money at any of the other nice courses around Vegas that care about the golfers.

Course is excellent and close to the strip. Only annoying thing is the flight path. Planes go overhead every few minutes.

From hole 3 we were unnecessarily pushed by the marshal. Between holes 3 and 7 the marshal approached us 4 times telling us to hurry up. This was while both the cart showed us on time and we were waiting on the group in front of us. One time in particular we were waiting on a tee box and the marshal yelled from the previous hole to go. The problem was however the group in front of us was 180 yards out in the middle of the fairway. For the price you pay to play here the is unacceptable. I would never recommend for anybody to play here. They are much better courses in the area that are both more affordable and a much better player experience

Bali Hai is by far the golf experience I’ve had in Vegas. Pricey? Yes, but you can spend $250 in far less fulfilling ways in this town. Amenities are great, course is in good shape, and the pace of play is great.

My wife and I played this conveniently located course late one Saturday morning. The entire staff was exceedingly friendly and helpful. The course was in good shape and it is surprisingly challenging and fun! The only downfall was the slow play. But, it comes as no surprise given its proximity to the strip and the diverse golf talents of its clientele. Regardless, it was a lot of fun and a nice diversion!

They did not even have a driving range. Over priced.

I believe the managers name was Victor and he went above and beyond. We showed up and had booked our tee time for the wrong day. After figuring things out, Victor assured us he would get us out but that we would have to wait just a short time. While we waited he brought us Jell-O shots for our mistake and told us to have an amazing round. Will be coming back to this course every time I’m in Vegas.

It was OK - but for $250 a round, no driving range and no shower? Meh

Fun course, great staff, very attentive. Course in great shape, greens rolling nicely. Enjoyed the day. I would of appreciated FREE water instead of having to buy. Cookie nice, otter pop on 18 appreciated!

Golf Now made price more reasonable and convenient thanks.

Very nice upscale golf course. Very challenging and great location.

I’m a golf course owner and low single digit handicap and really enjoyed this course. Many well designed holes with more water in play than on most local courses. In good condition; had no issue playing summer rules. Strip and stadium views are great and I thought the very close proximity of airplanes was more fun than annoying. The abundance of birds were much louder than the nearby planes and highway! Convenient on-strip location and a reasonable (by Vegas standards) twilight rate. Teed up at 2:40 with a full course and surprisingly finished in four hours flat. It’s not in the same category as the top tier Vegas courses but it’s also not too far behind… enjoy!