Eight public courses spread across the valley, and where you sleep decides which ones are easy. Bali Hai is the only one on the Strip itself, beside Mandalay Bay, so it needs no transfer at all. Henderson and the east hold four: Revere’s two canyon courses in Anthem, the gentler Chimera in Tuscany Village, Reflection Bay, Nevada’s only Jack Nicklaus Signature design, on the shore of Lake Las Vegas, and Cascata in the River Mountains above Boulder City, where a forecaddie comes with every group. To the west, Angel Park has two Arnold Palmer courses plus a short course lit for evening play, with TPC Las Vegas a short hop further into Summerlin. North-west on tribal land, the Paiute resort’s Wolf stretches to 7,604 yards. Only Bali Hai prints a starting price, a US$129 twilight rate, so this page compares what each fee covers, how cancellation works and how long the drives take.
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| Course | Green fee from | What’s included | Getting there | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 1Bali Hai Golf ClubDaily-fee course on the Strip | US$129Checked November 2026 · details | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 2Cascata Golf ClubDaily-fee course with forecaddies | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 3Reflection Bay Golf ClubDaily-fee course | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 4Revere Golf Club: Lexington36-hole daily-fee club | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 5Chimera Golf ClubDaily-fee course | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 6Angel Park Golf Club36 holes, short course and putting course | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 7TPC Las VegasPGA Tour daily-fee course | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide | ||
 8Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort: WolfThree-course golf resort | Rates on request · how to book | Bookpackage via GolfbreaksRead the guide |
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Cascata, the Rees Jones course of 2000 in the River Mountains, where every group has a forecaddie and a waterfall falls behind the par-three 12th. Set aside four and a half to five hours.
Green fees & bookingBali Hai, the Schmidt-Curley par 71 next to Mandalay Bay. Its island-green 16th plays in front of the clubhouse patio, and hire sets come with shoes, so it fits an arrival day or the morning of a late flight.
Green fees & bookingReflection Bay, where five holes hug roughly 1.5 miles of Lake Las Vegas shoreline and the short 8th plays to a green on a spit of land. Bring a card, since the club takes no cash.
Green fees & bookingThe Wolf at Paiute, which the resort calls Nevada’s longest course at 7,604 yards. Its 15th is a three-tier island green, and two more Pete Dye courses next door make a 36-hole day easy.
Green fees & bookingRevere, where Billy Casper and Greg Nash built Lexington and Concord on Anthem’s high ground. Play the harder Lexington first, then take the Double Down replay on either course within five days.
Green fees & bookingAngel Park, where nine of Cloud Nine’s 12 short holes and the Devine 9 putting course are floodlit. Play a Palmer course in the morning and bring the non-golfers back in the evening.
Green fees & bookingChimera, Ted Robinson Jr.’s par 72 with wide fairways and few forced carries. Its forward tees measure 5,897 and 5,241 yards, and the Westin at Lake Las Vegas gives its golfers 25% off.
Green fees & bookingEach package names its rounds, nights and hotels, so you can see which of the courses above it includes before you ask for a quote.
5 nights, 4 rounds
Rounds: Black Desert · Sand Hollow Championship · Wolf Creek · Cascata
Stay: 3 nights at Black Desert Resort, St. George; 2 at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
Black Desert and Sand Hollow from St. George, Wolf Creek on the drive south, then two nights on the Strip with Cascata to finish.
Prices are Golfbreaks’ published per-person guide prices in US dollars, checked November 2026; your quote depends on dates and group size. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. How we work
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Seven of the eight keep the daytime rack rate off the website, so the figure appears only once you pick a slot. Bali Hai is the exception in part: it publishes a twilight special from US$129, for starts 2.5 hours before sunset. Elsewhere, what is published is the extras and the discounts. At Cascata the forecaddie is in the fee, but the club suggests a tip of at least US$40 a player; a standby replay is listed at US$199 plus that tip, and the Double Down pairing with Serket runs from US$525 in summer and US$750 in autumn. Revere knocks 10% off if you prepay online, and the cart is in the price. Hire sets run from US$65 plus tax at Chimera to US$75 at Reflection Bay, US$95 at TPC, US$99 at Revere with balls and a glove, and US$130 at Cascata. Clark County locals pay less at TPC, Reflection Bay and Paiute, and Revere, Angel Park and Chimera run separate resident tee sheets.
Harry Reid International (LAS) is on the south side of the valley, and the courses fall into three groups around it. Bali Hai is the odd one out: it sits on Las Vegas Boulevard just south of Mandalay Bay, a short taxi from the terminals or any south Strip hotel. The eastern group is the biggest. Revere in Anthem is about ten miles from the airport on the 215, Chimera is across Henderson off Lake Mead Parkway, Reflection Bay is about ten minutes on from Chimera, and Cascata lies some 20 minutes south of Reflection Bay. In the west, Angel Park is about 20 minutes from both the airport and the Strip, TPC Las Vegas is a short drive further into Summerlin, and Paiute is roughly half an hour north of TPC up US 95. No public transport serves Paiute, so hire a car if you plan to move between groups.
Spring and autumn fill the tee sheets, with the busiest spells running from February or March to May and again from September to November, and dynamic prices rise with demand. Bali Hai treats the whole of October to April as peak. Autumn also brings overseeding: Chimera closed from 8 to 23 September in 2026, and Revere’s rough can be thick for a few weeks after. Winter is mild but brief. TPC Las Vegas warns that sunset can come as early as 4.30pm between November and February, and the higher ground at Cascata and Paiute makes for cold winter starts. From June to August the afternoons are extreme, so take the first tee times, or use Angel Park’s lit short course in the evening; summer is also when Cascata’s Double Down drops to US$525 and Bali Hai’s rates are lowest. On Thanksgiving Day, 26 November 2026, Reflection Bay runs an 8.30am shotgun, which limits ordinary times that morning.
All eight on this page take public bookings online or by phone, and none requires a hotel stay. Visitors use the non-resident tee sheets at Angel Park and Chimera. Do not confuse TPC Las Vegas with TPC Summerlin a few miles away, which is a private members’ club.
Yes, one: Bali Hai, at 5160 South Las Vegas Boulevard beside Mandalay Bay. It is public, books through TeeItUp or on (702) 597-2400, and is the quickest course to reach from the airport. Every other course on this page means a drive.
Daytime rates are dynamic at all eight courses and show only on each tee sheet. The lowest published price is Bali Hai’s twilight special from US$129. Cascata is the dearest, with a forecaddie in the fee and a suggested tip of US$40 or more a player on top; its standby replay is listed at US$199 plus tip.
Only at Cascata, where one forecaddie per group is part of the green fee and outside caddies are not allowed. Bali Hai will add a forecaddie or a ParMates host if you ask, and ParMates need 48 hours’ notice. The other six are cart golf with no caddie service listed.
It differs by club. Reflection Bay, Chimera and the Paiute resort want 48 hours’ notice; Chimera charges no-shows US$25 a player on weekdays and US$35 at weekends. Cascata and Revere need 72 hours, and Revere may bill half the fee for missing players if under 75% of a group turns up.
At Angel Park, yes. Nine of the 12 holes on its Cloud Nine short course have lights, and so does the Devine 9 putting course, which needs no tee time. Angel Park’s two Palmer 18s are daytime only, so book those for the morning and come back after dinner.
No. The lower rates at TPC Las Vegas, Reflection Bay and Paiute are for Clark County residents, and Reflection Bay and Paiute check a Nevada driver’s licence or other Nevada ID at the desk; bills and photocopies are refused. Revere and Angel Park also ask residents for ID at check-in.