Las Vegas golf courses and green fees, with the pricing games named
By the ThingsVegas Editorial Team | Published November 5, 2026 | Last reviewed: November 5, 2026
Las Vegas green fees run from $69 to $1,250, and most courses will not tell you the price until you pick a date. Shadow Creek publishes $1,250 and restricts who can pay it. Wynn publishes no fixed rate at all. This page separates fixed fees from reported ranges and dynamic pricing, course by course, so you can budget a round.
Prices and details last checked: November 5, 2026, against the sources named on this page.
Which courses charge what, and who can play?
| Course | Access | Green fee status, checked Nov 5, 2026 | The deciding fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shadow Creek, North Las Vegas | MGM Resorts hotel guests only, Mon to Thu; weekends invited and hosted guests | $1,250 per player, reported 2026 rate, limousine and caddie included | Tom Fazio design opened in 1989; money alone does not get you on, the hotel stay does |
| Wynn Golf Club, on the Strip | Open by phone; Wynn and Encore guests book 90 days out, public 30 days | No fixed rate published; reported about $500 to $600, higher in peak demand | The only course behind a Strip resort; Fazio redesign reopened October 11, 2019 |
| Bali Hai, 5160 South Las Vegas Blvd | Public, no membership | Dynamic pricing; twilight special advertised from $129 per person | Par 71, 7,002 yards, Schmidt and Curley, opened 2000; the most central round in town |
| Las Vegas National, 1911 East Desert Inn Rd | Public, book online or at 702 889 1000 | $69 to $179 in a current listing: county residents $69 to $79, non-residents $139 to $179 | 1961 Bert Stamps parkland layout, the historic value round near the Strip |
| Las Vegas Paiute, northwest valley | Public resort, three Pete Dye courses | Dynamic pricing, quote by date; rental sets reported $40 twilight to $70 prime | Snow Mountain (1995, 7,164 yards), Sun Mountain (1996, 7,112) and The Wolf (7,604), about 25 to 30 minutes out |
| TPC Las Vegas, Summerlin | Public daily fee | Dynamic pricing, no fixed rate printed here | A Pete Dye desert layout on the west side; pair it with a Summerlin stay, not a Strip dash |
Sources for this table, checked November 5, 2026: GOLF.com and 2026 fee reporting for Shadow Creek; current Wynn course listings for the reported range, the phone only booking and the 90 and 30 day windows; the Bali Hai club site for the course facts and its dynamic pricing note; a September 2026 verified course listing for Las Vegas National fees; and Paiute resort listings for the three course facts. Where a course prices dynamically, the table says so, because a single printed figure for a dynamic course would be wrong by the weekend.
Round budget calculator
Uses only the fixed or reported planning figures from the table. Dynamic courses are excluded on purpose: call them for a quote.
Planning total: $2500
Before caddie tips, rentals and transport. Confirm the live rate with the course before you commit, especially at Wynn and Bali Hai.
How do you pick your course?
- One splurge round, staying with MGM: Shadow Creek, booked through your hotel, and only if your dates include a Monday to Thursday. It is a hotel perk with a green fee, not a public tee time.
- Staying on the Strip, no car: Wynn if the reported range fits, Bali Hai if it does not. Both keep the round inside the resort corridor; price the ride there with our getting around guide.
- Best value with real history: Las Vegas National. A 1961 layout that has hosted tour golf, at a resident style price band visitors can actually pay.
- A golf day, not a golf round: Paiute. Three Dye courses in one place, 25 to 30 minutes northwest, is the pick when golf is the day's main event. Pair it with the car rental guide, because that drive is the plan.
Weather is the other pricing lever. NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals for Las Vegas give an average July high of 105 degrees and a November high of 67. Dynamic courses discount the heat for you in summer; the honest trade is an early tee time and a lower fee against a round that ends before the worst of the day. In winter the fees rise and the golf is simply better.
Stay where your tee time is
Shadow Creek starts with the hotel booking, and Wynn rewards its own guests with the longer window:
MGM Grand on Expedia (an MGM base for Shadow Creek access)
Wynn on Expedia (the 90 day guest booking window)
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Golf is one line in the whole trip budget: run the rest on the trip cost guide. Note on booking sites: we do not link GolfNow as an affiliate, because that relationship is not verified; book direct with each course.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does golf cost in Las Vegas?
Green fees checked in November 2026 run from $69 at the value end of Las Vegas National to $1,250 at Shadow Creek, the most expensive public tee time in the United States per GOLF.com. Most visitor courses price dynamically by date and tee time and publish no fixed rate, so this page separates the fixed fees, the reported ranges and the dynamic courses honestly instead of printing one invented number per course.
Can anyone play Shadow Creek?
No. Shadow Creek is open only to registered guests of MGM Resorts hotels in Las Vegas, Monday to Thursday for paying hotel guests, with weekends largely reserved for invited and casino hosted guests, per the course's general manager as reported by GOLF.com. The 2026 fee is $1,250 per player, including the limousine transfer and a caddie, with the caddie tip extra on some listings, so confirm what your booking includes.
Does Wynn Golf Club publish its green fee?
No fixed rate is published online. Current course listings checked in November 2026 report about $500 to $600 per player for a standard round, with higher quotes in peak demand. Booking is by phone with the Golf Concierge at 702 770 4653. Wynn and Encore hotel guests can book up to 90 days ahead; the general public is capped at 30 days.
What is the cheapest real round near the Strip?
Las Vegas National, at 1911 East Desert Inn Road, a 1961 Bert Stamps layout minutes from the Strip. A current course listing checked in November 2026 puts fees at $69 to $179, with Clark County residents at $69 to $79 and non-residents at $139 to $179. Bali Hai, on the Strip itself, runs dynamic pricing with a twilight special advertised from $129 per person.
When is the best time of year to play golf in Las Vegas?
For price and comfort together, late fall and winter weekdays. NOAA climate normals for Las Vegas put November at 67 degrees for the average high and January at 59, against 105 in July. Summer rounds are cheaper at dynamic courses because a 105 degree afternoon is the discount mechanism, so a summer visitor should book the earliest tee time, not the cheapest one.
Last reviewed: November 5, 2026. Fees and access rules were checked against the sources named on this page on that date. Dynamic rates change by date and tee time; confirm before booking.