Bali Hai as you have read is themed after the South Pacific. The Clubhouse has the same SP decor along with a good restaurant, bar and pro shop. I have played the course a few times, and to tell you the truth, for the most part, I have enjoyed it. I have noticed that the maintenence has slipped some. I... more

I played Bali Hai a couple of weeks ago (July 25, 2007) and was surprised at how bad the condition of the entire course was in. The last time I was there was about four years ago and thought it was truly one of the most beautiful and well-maintained courses I ever played. Unfortunately, they have decided to allow the... more

Challenging golf course for a high handicapper like myself; undulating fairways and the greens are difficulty to read; service is excellent, very convenient since I stayed at the Four Seasons next door, but ... It is overpriced! You pay 195 dollars (Summer/AM) and you figure you would get GPS on your cart. NO GPS here. You have to pay 5... more

Played July 27, 2006. Layout was challenging, played from the back tees (7,000 yds) to get most real estate for my money. The course layout has varied terrain with lots of trouble (sand and water), but each hole is well thought out with many interesting possbilites for scoring. The fairways were in great shape, greens had been aerated not too... more

I am a 10 handicapper and I actually liked the course. However, this is Las Vegas and the course is at the end of the tarmack at Mccarren Airport. This is not a setting for golf. There are planes taking off every few minutes. On number 7 I actually felt the green rumble between my feet, when a plane was... more

The course is well maintained and beautiful in places, however no course can withstand the experience of 747s taking off directly overhead at an elevation of under 500 feet. This occurred with a frequency of about every thirty seconds. Secondly, the MGM/Mirage properties use this course for many of their high rollers. Consequently, you get foursomes of golfers who are... more

This is by far one of the toughest and funnest courses to play. The price was considerably more than I had expected to pay and was unaware there was a course inserted caddie to help you. The caddie was good and knowledgable and provided good insight. Just a short cab ride to the course ($10 from Bellaggio) and they offer... more

When you don't have a lot of time or a rental car your choices are limited in Vegas. Bali Hai is right on the strip but like another one of the other Walters Golf properties (Dessert Pines) they fit 18 holes in a fairly small piece of land. Before you go to Bali Hai have the taxi drop you off... more

I have played several times. At almost $300 it is easily the most over priced golf course in Las Vegas. You can play Revere - a far better course for only $160. more