Golf courses and golf hotels around Biloxi & the Mississippi Gulf Coast

14 courses on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, from Bay St. Louis and Diamondhead to Biloxi, Ocean Springs and Gautier, plus Saucier and Vancleave, with tees, course ratings, slope, green fees by season, casino stay-and-play deals and booking windows.

Courses

• Bay Breeze Golf Course, Biloxi: military, 18 holes, par 71, 6713 yards, rating 71.5 / slope 120, green fees seen $24–$32. Keesler Air Force Base's course on the Back Bay, open to military, DoD and their guests, with a civilian visitor-pass route. Twilight rates run $24-$32 with a cart. For most trip groups the gate process is too much hassle, but it is a bargain if someone has base access.
• Bayou Vista Golf Course, Gulfport: public, 18 holes, par 72, 5727 yards, rating 67.5 / slope 118, green fees seen $28–$28. Gulfport's old Tramark municipal course, renamed Bayou Vista. It is short, simple and $28 with a cart. Play it for a cheap, relaxed round, not for conditioning.
• Fallen Oak, Saucier: guests-only, 18 holes, par 72, 7487 yards, rating 76.5 / slope 142, green fees seen $180–$275. The best course on the Gulf Coast and the one golfers plan the trip around. You can only play it as a Beau Rivage guest, so the hotel choice comes first.
• Grand Bear Golf Club, Saucier: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7204 yards, rating 75.5 / slope 143, green fees seen $65–$170. A full Nicklaus course in the national forest with no houses on it, open to anyone. It pairs with Fallen Oak for a Saucier day but is a strong round on its own.
• Millbrook Golf & Country Club, Picayune: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6531 yards, rating 70.7 / slope 120, green fees seen $17–$65
• Pass Christian Isles Golf Club, Pass Christian: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6396 yards, rating 70.1 / slope 123, green fees seen $36–$52. A 1914 Bendelow course in a quiet Pass Christian neighborhood at $36-$52 with a cart. It is short and old-fashioned, with small greens. Recent reviews say conditioning is hit or miss.
• Shell Landing Golf Club, Gautier: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7023 yards, rating 73.8 / slope 134, green fees seen $55–$99. A Davis Love III course that usually costs well under the casino courses. A good value round on the east side of the coast.
• Sunkist Country Club, Biloxi: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6232 yards, rating 69.9 / slope 125, green fees seen $59–$89. A 1950s semi-private club about 15 minutes from the casinos, at $79-$89 with a cart or $59-$69 after 2 PM. It is short and friendly rather than demanding. Use it as the easy, close-in round of a Biloxi trip.
• The Bridges Golf Club, Bay St. Louis: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 6841 yards, rating 72.9 / slope 144, green fees seen $65–$109. The hardest course on the west coast of Mississippi, an Arnold Palmer marsh layout with more than 21 bridges and a 144 slope from the tips. Rates are $99-$109, and the casino's unlimited-golf hotel package is the better deal if you stay.
• The Club at Diamondhead - Cardinal Course, Diamondhead: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6729 yards, rating 72.4 / slope 131, green fees seen $70–$115. The better of Diamondhead's two property-owner courses, sitting next to the coast's only indoor/outdoor golf academy. Rack rate is $115 all-in, but the online sheet runs about $70-$107. It is a solid, wooded member-style round west of the Bay.
• The Club at Diamondhead - Pine Course, Diamondhead: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6784 yards, rating 72.8 / slope 136, green fees seen $70–$115. Diamondhead's original 1969 course. It rates a bit tougher than the Cardinal on the USGA card and shares the same $115 rack rate, cheaper online prices and academy. Play both in one day for a 36-hole outing.
• The Oaks Golf Club, Pass Christian: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7006 yards, rating 74.6 / slope 140, green fees seen $39–$109. The longest and toughest public course west of Gulfport, at 7,006 yards and slope 140 from the tips. Rates run $89-$109, and late-day times drop to $39-$49. Conditioning reviews are mixed, so check recent ones before a big group trip.
• The Preserve Golf Club, Vancleave: resort, 18 holes, par 72, green fees seen $75–$250. The most polished all-inclusive round on the east side, priced like a resort course. Worth it if you want full service; Shell Landing is the value play nearby.
• Windance Country Club, Gulfport: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6708 yards, rating 72.6 / slope 139, green fees seen $85–$110. The best-conditioned public-access course in Gulfport by most recent reviews. It is a firm, pine-lined McCumber layout at $110 in peak season or $85 after 2 PM. Book on the club's own site up to 14 days out.

Hotels

• Beau Rivage Resort & Casino, Biloxi
• Courtyard by Marriott Gulfport Beachfront, Gulfport
• Golden Nugget Biloxi, Biloxi
• Gulf Hills Hotel + Resort, Ocean Springs
• Hampton Inn & Suites D'Iberville Biloxi, D'Iberville
• Hampton Inn Biloxi/Ocean Springs, Biloxi
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi, Biloxi
• Harrah's Gulf Coast, Trademark Collection by Wyndham, Biloxi
• Hilton Garden Inn Gulfport Airport, Gulfport
• Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast, Bay St. Louis
• Hotel Legends, Biloxi
• IP Casino Resort Spa, Biloxi
• Island View Casino Resort, Gulfport
• Palace Casino Resort, Biloxi
• Pearl Hotel, Bay St. Louis
• Ramada by Wyndham Diamondhead I-10/Gulfport, Diamondhead
• Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort, D'Iberville
• The Roost Boutique Hotel, Ocean Springs
• The White House Hotel, Biloxi
• Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel, Biloxi

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