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Bali Hai Golf Club
Category: Active Life Golf Golf [Edit]
5160 Las Vegas Blvd SLas Vegas, NV 89119
Neighborhood: Southeast
(702) 597-2400
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 6 am - 7 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
7 reviews for Bali Hai Golf Club
7 reviews in English
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Review from David G.
Daly City, CA
5/19/2012 3 Check-ins Here
This course is as advertised. Great Fairways, Great Greens, and views are awesome. My only gripe is there is no grass range. For the price they charge, there should at least be a full sized range. not a small one.
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Review from Rickye J.
Emeryville, CA
10/11/2011
What happens in Vegas should stay in Vegas but this course is a dream come true. I was there to give lessons to a client. There's a reason why they let PGA pros play for free there. It's challenging especially around the greens where it can really play mind games on you.
That day it was hot beyond belief (Midwest or South weather) but that has nothing to do with the well kept course.
Oh yeah, it's going to hurt your wallet ($150+) if you're looking to save some money. In short, if you want PGA quality for a budget then Bali Hai is great for it. It will kick your butt if you play from the tips. Have fun, hit'em long and straight. -
Review from L. C.
Snohomish, WA
9/25/2011
Well groomed course. Very friendly staff. I believe our group was the only group out on the course at the time, so the fact that it wasn't till the 14th hole in 100 degree weather that we saw the beverage girl wasn't a huge surprise, but WE GOT THIRSTY!
In addition, after playing the back 9, I was getting the feeling that I already had played a few of those holes before. Of course I hadn't, but the imagination and design of the course was somewhat repetitive. No, VERY REPETITIVE. The repetition actually drowned out the noise of the 737's that were taking off over our heads every 10 minutes.
Overall, I had a great time, because we were after all playing golf, and my boss paid. The staff was great, and it is a well groomed course. -
Review from Donald S.
4/1/2009
Golf in the kingdom...the kingdom of Las Vegas.
Bali Hai is a nice place to play golf when you are in Las Vegas. It's a really pretty little course (more like an island course in Hawaii or the Caribbean than a high desert course, although surrounded by city).
Shot selection and accuracy is important, esp. if you play from the tips. One really nice feature of Bali Hai is the caddies (are the caddies?). How delightfully civilized!
The Bali Hai is nice oasis in the heart of the beast.Listed in: Las Vegas, Nevada
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Review from Paul s.
Flower Mound, TX
5/31/2009
Nice course. Beautiful tropical feel right in middle of the desert
Biggest negative is all the airplanes flying in just over your head (now I know why Vegas is Southwest Airlines #1 airport)
Otherwise, good staff, clubhouse, and course. Some nice elevations considering it is just off the strip. Price is what it is because of location. -
Review from Jeff M.
Yorba Linda, CA
4/16/2011
Played here back in August of 2010. Pretty nice course for the middle of summer. It was in excellent condition. Greens, fairways, rough, everything was immaculate. I'm a 4 handicap, and the tips provide a nice challenge, especially when you're hitting long irons into a majority of the par 4s, as well as hitting a 3-wood into a par 3. The signature 16th with it's island green is stunning. The hardest part about this course are the greens. Trees don't really prove a challenge since most are palms, and relatively easy to negotiate, but the greens are extremely difficult. Most have several tiers that place a premium on location.
The only negatives are that they don't have a long range, only 100 yards or so, so it makes it difficult to judge your distances when warming up. And the planes overhead don't help either. Planes are arriving in the early afternoon, so it's not terrible, but when they change the active runway later in the afternoon, it sends the planes departing right over the course; and departing planes make much more noise than arriving planes.
But, all in all, a great course. Although you're definitely paying for the location. -
Review from Dan P.
Hoffman Estates, IL
1/31/2009 4 photos
Played here in an outing. I remember it was extremely hot, but it was Vegas so it was expected. The positive of this course is its proximity to the strip. Also, some of the views are pretty good (check out the included pics). The negative is the price; pretty darn high. Also, it's directly under the departing flights from the Vegas airport, so you get to hear planes take off over your head every 1-2 minutes. You kind of get used to it but... not really.
