Bali Hai Golf Club

Bali Hai Golf Club sits right on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, offering a lush, tropical escape amid the desert skyline. Designed by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley and opened in 2000, it’s a par-71 championship course playing about 7,002 yards from the tips. The landscaping is dramatic: more than 4,000 trees (including over 2,500 palm trees), white-sand Augusta-style bunkers, black volcanic rock features, and about seven acres of water hazards and lagoons giving many holes a lush, island-feel. One of the signature holes is the par-3 16th, an island green that’s visible from the clubhouse and framed by blue water, palms, and tropical landscaping. The clubhouse is a Balinese-themed retreat of some 32,000 square feet, featuring indoor and patio dining, banquet and event facilities, and excellent views over the course—especially the lagoon and 16th green. Dining is handled in style at Cili Restaurant & Bar, which serves contemporary American cuisine with Asian influences. The cuisine emphasizes fresh ingredients, offers both lunch and group dinner service, and includes indoor & outdoor seating with tropical ambiance. Over the years Bali Hai has collected several accolades: it’s been called “Best Course in Las Vegas” by various local publications, ranked among America’s Top 40 Resort Courses by GolfWeek, and its golf shop has been repeatedly honored among America’s top public course shops.