5 day / 4 night 

When flying East Coast to West Coast we feel you need to stay for a minimum of 4 nights. With the time change and possible jet lag, it allows you time to recoup to have plenty of energy to enjoy all the fun amenities of the destination your traveling to.

Hotel: Harrahs Las Vegas

Las Vegas has such good golf in it and all around it. Often times it just gets overshadowed by all the gambling, all new professional sports teams relocating there, night shows, and everything in between. 

In our opinion, Harrahs is in the middle of the strip for all of the action you want to be surrounded around. Walking distance from the Wynn GC and only an 11min drive to Bali Hai and 19min drive to TPC Las Vegas.

You will never be able to see everything, eat everything or do everything you want to in one trip. There is too many great things to do, see, and eat while in the City of Sin.

Day 1 (Wednesday)

  • Parked Car at The Parking Spot (Haynes): Located off Route 1&9 (Newark). You can park your car for $20-25 a day and they provide free shuttle over the EWR (Newark Airport)
  • Departure Flight ✈️ Newark Airport board plan 6:35am. Flight: 7:25am-9:52am
  • Lunch:  Hash House A Go Go at THE LINQ
  • Day Drinking / Gambling on The Strip
  • Stratosphere Observation Deck (before dinner) 
  • Dinner: Prime at Bellagio Reservation @7pm

Bali Hai Golf Club

Located right next to Mandalay Bay and the famous ‘Welcome to Las Vegas’ sits Bali Hai. This course in our opinion is the best ‘bang for your buck’ when it comes to price, location, course conditions, and layout. It has great views of the strip and Las Vegas skyline with one of the tee shots target lines being the point of the Luxor pyramid 🔺. This course poses a great resort experience and a tropical feel with over 2500 palm trees on the property. There signature hole, the Par 3 16th over water to an island green with the restaurant patio only feet away. Makes for a pressure-like shot with almost always having an audience watching on.

Signature Hole: Par 3 16th

Day 2 (Thursday)

  • Bali Hai Golf Club Tee time @7:50am Greens fee: $169 (ate food during round)
  • Palm Tree Beach Club (Formerly Wet Republic of MGM Grand) Opens at 11am, $30 for women, $50 for men, if you get on a guest list, it can be much cheaper, even free more often than not depending when you arrive
  • Dinner: Broadway Burger Bar and Grill (New York New York)


Wynn Golf Club

Technically the only golf course on the Las Vegas strip sits Wynn Golf Club. It had several holes redesigned when they sold a portion of the course to build the Sphere. Regardless if you have played it before or after the Sphere being built. It is still a remarkable course and property. Price tag: $

Formally known as The Desert Inn Golf Club before Wynn purchased the property and hired Tom Fazio to build the original course which stood true 2005-2017 before Wynn. In 2017, Tom and his son Logan helped redesign this course which stands today. 8 completely new holes (due to the Sphere and convention center) while redesigning the routing and remaining 10 holes of the course.

The famous finishing hole 18th with the waterfall as the backdrop. The offer still stands, if you can score a hole in one on this hole you will be gifted 1 million dollars cash. This was originally a par 4, but after the renovation stands as a 249 yard par 3, making it a little bit more manageable to go for that risk/reward tee shot. Whether you have played the Wynn before or after the renovation, it stands as a phenomenal play if you are in town and will not disappoint!

The finishing hole 18th
Sky view of the old (2005-2017) Wynn Golf Club

Day 3 (Friday)

  • Wynn Golf Club Tee time @8am. Greens fee: $750. They do have great callaway rental sets if you aren’t planning on bringing yours. Caddie Gratuity is $80-100 per player
  • Lunch: The Buffet at the Wynn
  • Dinner: RPM Italian (Caesars Palace)
  • Omni Night Club at Caesars Palace (opens at 10:30am, covers vary, best bet is to get on a guest list in advance and show up early). This is the best nightclub we have ever been to. Massive with multiple rooms and options


TPC LAS VEGAS

TPC Las Vegas (located right next to the private sister club, TPC Summerlin). 19min drive from hotel located in Summerlin. Originally known as TPC at The Canyons, this Championship 18-hole course, host to the several professional events (Las Vegas Senior Classic, Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, and Bard Capital Challenge).

Local Tip: When reading the greens and figuring out which way the ball is going to break, if you cannot decide. Majority of the time, the ball will break towards The Strip, specifically towards the Stratosphere. This course is much more responsibly priced than others while still be a former professional and championship level golf course. 

Collage of TPC Las Vegas

Day 4 (Saturday)

  • Breakfast: Buldogis (20min drive from hotel)
  • TPC Las Vegas Tee time @11am Greens fee: $175 (9min drive from Buldogis)
  • Lunch: Miami Slice (6min drive from hotel)
  • Dinner: Gorilla Sushi (12min drive from hotel)

Day 5 (Sunday)

Check out is 11am

  • Breakfast: Harrahs Buffet (Total Rewards Buffet Pass), it is a 24-hour unlimited access buffet pass at any of the Total Rewards Hotels for $70 per person if you want different choices, good food, but still trying to be budget friendly
  • Lunch: Ate at airport 
  • Return Flight ✈️ head to airport at 12pm

3:10pm-11:05pm