Played Bali Hai on 3/28. This was a perfect day and the course was in great shape (except for a couple slightly beaten up tee boxes) and lots of fun to play. The only real drawbacks to Bali Hai are ... Continue »

Played Bali Hai on 3/28. This was a perfect day and the course was in great shape (except for a couple slightly beaten up tee boxes) and lots of fun to play. The only real drawbacks to Bali Hai are airplane noise and some warehouses and industrial areas that are visible from some of the holes on the front 9. The course is modeled after the south Pacific with the whitest sand imaginable and lots of water and palm trees. Considering the property they had to work with, a very impressive effort.

Compared to Shadow Creek, which we played the day before, the Bali Hai clubhouse and restaurant were more showy and obviously meant to impress. This course feels much more like Vegas. Great food in the restaurant and nice views of the golf course. We payed peak rates of $295 which is quite high but we were able to avoid renting a car for our long weekend and saved quite a bit doing so to somewhat offset the golf course fees. For those without cars who want a fun round of golf and a great meal, this is a good one and there are better rates available before 8AM or later in the day.