Yes, I am not kidding you! Golfing is a very popular sport in Las Vegas and many golf courses are available for you to choose from. I will try to help you select one based on several factors: location, design and quality.

According to visitors’ choice, the top four golf courses are: Wynn Golf Club, the Royal Links Golf Club, the Bali Hai, the Bear’s Best and Golf Club. Currently you have to be a guest at Wynn Hotel to be able to play golf on their course. On the other side, there are cheaper golf courses, such as: Aliante Golf Club, the Legacy and Angel Park – Palm Course.

Very close to the Strip are located two major golf courses; Bali Hai and Las Vegas National.

Bali Hai is a 5 starts course, a tropical golf paradise completed by 7 acres of water, an island, more then 4,000 trees and 100,000 tropical flowers and plants. You can use one of the trained caddies and a game can last little less than four hours (4 people playing). Each group has a forecaddie which is required to accompany you on the course. VegasGolfer Magazine recognized the Bali Hai Golf Course as “Best Course in Las Vegas”.

Las Vegas is a 3 starts course and is the former home of the PGA Tour’s Las Vegas Invitational. A classic golf course, combined with lakes and greens protected by olive trees, palms and pines.

Bear’s Best Golf Club is another 5 stars course, located just 20 miles from the Strip. Complimentary forecaddies provide the services needed to make the golfing experience the best of your life.

Cascata provides the best views to remember. A tour-class caddie accompanies players and Class A PGA professionals attend to all your needs. Plus you get to see lovely sights of the Red Mountain, lakes and streams. If tired after golfing you can decide to eat a nice meal as the course also provides dining facilities.

Other top courses include Revere Golf Club – Concord (3.5 stars course), Rio Secco Golf Club, Royal Links (4.5 stars course), Siena Golf Club ( 4 star course), Red Rock – Arroyo (4 stars course) and Painted Desert ( 3 stars course).

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