Palms, black lava rock and an island green, a few steps from Mandalay Bay.
Bali Hai is the course you can see from your hotel window. It sits at 5160 South Las Vegas Boulevard, right beside Mandalay Bay at the south end of the Strip, and the club describes it as the only championship course left on the Strip itself. That location is the whole appeal. There is no hour on the freeway and no early alarm for a transfer: you can finish breakfast at your hotel and be on the range minutes later. The course is themed on the South Pacific, with tropical planting, white sand and dark volcanic rock, and the casino towers serve as aiming points for much of the round.
Bali Hai Golf Club green fees and tee times.
Bali Hai is a public course with no hotel stay required. Book online through the club’s TeeItUp page (bali-hai.book.teeitup.com) or call reservations on (702) 597-2400. The club does not publish a rack rate; prices are dynamic and appear in the tee sheet for your date and time. The one published figure is the Twilight Special, from US$129 a player for tee times starting 2.5 hours before sunset, with blackout days. The club’s own pricing guide puts peak season at October to April and the lowest rates in June to September. Golfers who have played are invited into Vegas Preferred, which offers up to 20% off tee times and golf-and-hotel packages with Strip resorts. Groups, corporate days and stag or hen parties use a separate outing form, which asks for your date, number of players and number of rounds, and they get a named event coordinator.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From US$129
Twilight Special, tee times from 2.5 hours before sunset, blackout days apply; daytime rates are dynamic and shown in the online tee sheet. Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The round, in perspective.
Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley designed Bali Hai, and the club dates the design to 2000. It plays to par 71 and 7,002 yards from the back tees, and the club notes that Golf Digest has listed it among its Top 50 resort courses. The look is deliberately un-desert. Instead of bare washes and scrub, you get palms, Balinese tropical plants, water features, bunkers of white Augusta-style sand and edges of black volcanic rock. The 3rd, which the club names Shipwreck, is a 468-yard par four with a creek down the right and a bunker on the left, so the drive needs a shape as well as length. The hole people talk about is the 16th, a par three to an island green, played in full view of diners on the patio of Cili, the clubhouse restaurant. Reviewers quoted on the club’s site mention wind and a stiff test from the green tees.
Know before you go.
Booking
Online via TeeItUp or (702) 597-2400
ParMates
Reserve 48 hours ahead
Rentals
Current Callaway sets, left and right, shoes included
Groups
Outing form with a dedicated event coordinator
Make the trip work.
Two extras make Bali Hai different from most Las Vegas public courses. You can request a forecaddie for your group, and you can book ParMates: hosts who ride along to keep the scorecard, repair pitch marks, clean clubs, call ahead for lunch, help find balls and pass on tips about shows and restaurants. ParMates must be reserved 48 hours ahead; later requests depend on availability. Rental sets are current Callaway clubs in men’s and women’s, left- and right-handed, and golf shoes are part of the hire, so you can fly in with nothing. Beverage carts run during play, and course ambassadors manage the pace. After the round, the Tiki Bar and Cili’s patio overlook the 16th.
Harry Reid International (LAS) is just east of the course, so the taxi or rideshare from the terminals is one of the shortest in golf. The club sits directly south of Mandalay Bay, so from Mandalay Bay, Luxor or Excalibur it is a few minutes by taxi or rideshare; walking is possible but not with a bag in desert heat. The entrance is on Las Vegas Boulevard South.
Stay on the south Strip and the course is on your doorstep. Mandalay Bay, with its beach-style pool complex and the Four Seasons inside the same building, is the nearest. Luxor and Excalibur are next door and cost less. Vegas Preferred members are offered golf-and-hotel packages with Strip resorts. It is the easiest course in the valley to fit around a show or a late flight.
Make a trip of it.
Bali Hai works as a first-day or last-day round, because it needs almost no travel. Pair it with a desert course for contrast: Cascata in Boulder City and Reflection Bay at Lake Las Vegas are each about half an hour away, and TPC Las Vegas is across the valley in Summerlin. Away from golf, Allegiant Stadium and T-Mobile Arena are both close to the course, and the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign is a short ride south on the Boulevard.
Find your season.
The busiest and dearest months run from October to April, when days are mild. From June to September the afternoons are very hot, and that is when the club’s blog points to the lowest prices; take the first tee times of the day. Winter afternoons are short, so twilight starts in December and January leave little light.
Can you walk to Bali Hai Golf Club from the Strip?
Almost. The club is at 5160 South Las Vegas Boulevard, directly south of Mandalay Bay, so Mandalay Bay, Luxor and Excalibur are the closest hotels. With a bag and desert heat, most golfers take a short taxi or rideshare rather than walk along the Boulevard.
How much does it cost to play Bali Hai?
Bali Hai uses dynamic pricing and does not publish a fixed daytime green fee. Rates appear in the TeeItUp tee sheet once you choose a date and time. The Twilight Special starts at US$129 for tee times 2.5 hours before sunset, and a Bounce Back offer gives a US$50 credit on a second round within 90 days.
What is the island green at Bali Hai?
It is the par-three 16th. The green sits in the water, and diners on the patio of Cili, the clubhouse restaurant, watch the tee shots. With water all round the green, a miss short or long is wet, so check the wind before you choose the club.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
