Golf

Bali Hai Golf Club

South Strip · United States

A par-71, 7,002-yard course on the Las Vegas Strip designed by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley in 2000, with a Tiki Bar and caddie service.

The course

CourseHolesParLengthDesignerOpenedType
Bali Hai Golf Club717,002 ydLee Schmidt and Brian Curley2000

Blank cells: the club does not state it on its website.

Clubhouse

  • Cili Restaurant
  • Bar

Good to know

  • Hole 16 is a par-3 island green, played in front of the Cili Restaurant patio
  • ParMates (caddie hostesses) must be reserved 48 hours in advance
  • Rental Callaway clubs and golf shoes available

Golfer’s facilities

  • On the courseClub hire
  • In the clubhousePro shop

From the club’s own website.

Caddies

  • Caddies are available
  • Forecaddies are available
  • How to book: parMates, the club's caddie-hostesses, must be reserved 48 hours in advance

Playing with a caddie →

Groups and golf days

  • Golf days
  • Corporate days

The 19th hole

  • Tiki Bar · Bar for drinks and a relaxed spot after a round.
  • Cili Restaurant · Restaurant whose patio looks onto the par-3 16th hole.

How the club plays

  • Bali Hai offers a forecaddie programme: a forecaddie can be requested to accompany a group.
  • Course ambassadors assist with pace of play.
Sources: the club’s own website

When to play

At Las Vegas McCarran (Harry Reid) International Airport: calmer months are January, November, December (average wind 6.3–6.5 mph). Windier months are April, May, June (9.8–10.1 mph).

Weather and wind by month in Las Vegas →

Sources: the club’s own website, checked 2026-11-13

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