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 new Callaway X-18 irons and big bertha fairway woods and the newest Callaway driver and Footjoy rental shoes. Everyone is helpful and courtious to you and treat you like you are a course member.

It was fun and I would definitely play there again.

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 across the street at the Callaway Golf Center to warm up (if you like a real range). The range is included at the course but is only about 100 yard deep with a net and a few stalls. Yardage book is a good idea as stated in another review. I mostly wanted to check it out after watching the big break II on the golf channel which was partly filmed there. If you hit a shot off line beware of balls from other holes (which are close) flying into you. I had one whiz by my head on one hole.. And play the tips! It isn't that long..

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.

Played Bali on July 1, 2004 for the first time. The clubhouse and personnel are wonderful and friendly. Very easy to play as a single or get a group here depending on which you want. It is a very good-looking course with white sand, clear blue water, and lots of tropical plants. The front 9 course layout is a nice variety of holes, the back 9 on the other hand is pretty boring and most of the holes all look and play the same. The course is fairly easy to play; it does play longer than it looks though. There is a lot of sand on this course but it did not present much of a problem though. The Tees and fairways are gorgeous and some of the best I have ever played (even the rough is manicured and not hard to hit out of). The greens and the area around them are a different story. They are both covered in aeration marks (not something I expected to find at this time of year). The greens were dried out and brown and extremely bumpy. The greens are on par with a bad muni course and not something that should be on a course like this.
This course is very pricey to play but if the greens were in better shape I would say that it was worth the price.