Bali Hai Golf Club, Las Vegas

Bali Hai Golf Club is home to a championship golf course that ranks with some of the best in Nevada. This South Pacific inspired layout is accented by a tropical environment of palm trees, expansive sandy waste areas and cascading water features. Mandalay Bay (the hotel that is), provides a backdrop to the north-facing holes.

My son and I played there on 7/7 in the morning and it was fantastic. The course was in excellent shape, the greens ran true and the staff were awesome. From the pro shop to the starter to the guys and girls who cleaned my clubs, you felt first rate. I have seen many reviews about the constant noise but this is really a NON ISSUE. Yeah, planes are taking off and it can be a little noisey for 10-15 seconds but nothing horrible. It certainly didn't affect our play. Most of the holes, we didn't even notice it. The Pro Shop had anything and everything you would want and in fact, the course had a game on some of the par 3's that if you wagered any sort of money, if you hit the green, that amount was doubled for pro shop credit. Even if you didn't hit the green, you were still given pro shop credit for the wager you had placed. I was going to buy something regardless and loved this notion and loved it even more when my son and I both hit the green. The club house food was amazing and VERY reasonable. Not Strip prices, but excellent prices, excellent food and service. I would highly recommend the course. It's challenging but not unfair. I'm a 12-15 handicap and I found it to be very fair. Had a great time and will be back!

I played here a year ago. I travelled from Australia and playing Bali Hai was one of the best experiences, so memorable. All staff were very attentive especially the woman in the pro shop. The course was in impecable condition. Stunning. Thank you

Wife booked a round for my birthday trip. I played the morning of April 9 (3 days ago) and had a WONDERFUL time. Course was in great shape and the views of the mountains in the distance were spectacular. The staff was very friendly and I didn't feel hounded by the rangers (saw them maybe 3 times - probably due to the course being fairly open). The only "negative" I encountered was that some of the ball washers did not have water. Some of the washers also did not have towels attached. No complaints other than that. The weather was also nice (temps were in the 60s) which added to the fun. Course was not overly busy and there was nobody pushing us (paired with another golfer). Playing 8-10 rounds/year, I don't shoot that low (100-105) but enjoy playing. The course wasn't overly hard for someone who shoots in that range. Bottom line, Bali Hai gets high marks from me. The price, while higher than I normally pay for several rounds combined, was definitely worth it for the round I played.

I played Bali Hai this past Monday, and although I have read a few reviews that said the course wasn't too difficult, as a 16 handicapper, I beg to differ. Loved the course- great condition (fairways were awesome!) with the exception of the bunkers. One would think that at a $160 per round that the bunkers would have adequate amounts of sand. Pretty much like playing off of hard pan. But, as I said earlier, absolutely beautiful venue.