How to get a Fallen Oak tee time as a Beau Rivage guest
How to book a Fallen Oak tee time: stay at Beau Rivage, ask for the golf package with the room, and use the resort transport. Rates and windows as of Oct 2026.
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To get a Fallen Oak tee time you must be a guest of Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi. Book the room and ask for the golf package or a tee time in the same call, and the resort handles the round and the transport to Saucier. There is no public tee sheet, and the booking window is not published.
Fallen Oak is Tom Fazio's 2006 course in the pines north of I-10 and is regularly ranked the top course in Mississippi. Because only resort guests play, the process is different from any other course on the coast. This guide covers how a guest books, what the packages looked like in October 2026, what a round is likely to cost and how to time it. Prices change; confirm everything with Beau Rivage.
Quick facts
- Who can play: guests of Beau Rivage only.
- How to book: through the resort, with your room reservation.
- Booking window: not published; ask when you book.
- Package seen: "1 night, 1 round" stay-and-play for two in a standard room, bookable through December 31, 2026 on request.
- Price guide: GolfLink estimated about $275 for 18 with a cart (October 2026); older packages from $180 per person, double occupancy.
- Getting there: resort-run transport to Fallen Oak; about 29 minutes from downtown on our routed estimate.
Step by step: booking a Fallen Oak tee time
- Pick your dates around the hotel, not the course. Beau Rivage rates jump on Friday and Saturday nights, like every Biloxi casino. A Sunday-to-Thursday stay is the value play.
- Call or book Beau Rivage and ask for golf at the same time. Ask for the stay-and-play package, or for a Fallen Oak tee time on your room booking. The golf is sold with the room, not separately.
- Ask the key questions. The window and package terms are not published, so ask: how far ahead you can book the round, which night of the stay the round must fall on, what the package price includes (cart, range, transport), and the cancellation rules for both room and golf.
- Confirm transport. The resort runs transportation between the hotel and the course. Confirm the pickup time for your tee time.
- Budget for the resort fee. A resort-fee tracker showed $23.52 per night in June 2026; confirm it at booking.
GolfLink lists 228-386-7015 for the Fallen Oak golf shop, but the round is still booked through the resort. Our Beau Rivage golf guide covers the hotel side in more detail.
Picking the right night
Kayak's city-wide data for Biloxi shows Monday as the cheapest night and Saturday as the dearest, and event weekends such as Cruisin' the Coast, Mardi Gras parade weekends and big Coliseum concerts override even that. Casino loyalty programs, including MGM Rewards, can cut or comp midweek rooms. If your group has MGM Rewards status, mention it when you ask for the Fallen Oak tee time, and ask whether the golf package price changes by night. A Monday to Wednesday stay with the round in the middle usually keeps the total lowest.
What a Fallen Oak tee time costs
| Item | What we found (October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Public rate card | None posted |
| GolfLink estimate, 18 with cart | About $275 |
| Older stay-and-play packages | From $180 per person, double occupancy |
| Current package format | 1 night, 1 round, for two in a standard room, through Dec 31, 2026 on request |
| Beau Rivage resort fee | $23.52 per night (June 2026 tracker) |
| Beau Rivage published group-rate example | $154 Sun-Thu vs $174 Fri-Sat plus tax (spring 2023) |
| Cart | Included in the resort package (confirm) |
The numbers are guides, not quotes. The current package price was not shown publicly, so the only firm figure comes from the call. The one published Beau Rivage example, a 2023 conference block, shows the weekday-weekend gap: $20 a night more on Friday and Saturday. Retail rates usually swing wider. Our guide to Biloxi hotel prices on weekends shows the spread at other resorts. Whether the round is worth the outlay is covered in is Fallen Oak worth it.
What you get on the course
Fallen Oak sits on rolling ground among pines and live oaks about 20 miles north of Biloxi. It has wide fairways and big greens, and with only resort guests on the sheet it has a quiet, private-club feel. A 2014 bunker renovation cut the bunkers from 89 to 65.
| Tee | Yards | Rating / slope |
|---|---|---|
| Tips | 7,487 | 76.5 / 142 |
| 2nd | 6,938 | 73.7 / 141 |
| 3rd | 6,549 | 71.7 / 138 |
| 4th | 6,123 | 70.2 / 131 |
| 5th (men) | 5,362 | 67.3 / 124 |
| 5th (women) | 5,362 | 71.1 / 127 |
Tee names are not published on the card we used (GolfLink). From the tips it is the longest and highest-rated course on the coast. Even the second set carries a 141 slope, so most groups should play the third or fourth set. The Fallen Oak course guide has the layout and elevation detail.
When to book your Fallen Oak tee time
Best months
Spring (March to May) and fall (October and November) are the peak golf seasons on the coast. Fallen Oak is inland, where nights run about 3F colder than the beach. Saucier normals put October at about 79F highs and 57F lows and April at about 77F, both prime. December and January lows are about 41-42F, and frost delays are possible on winter mornings, so a winter tee time should not be the first of the day.
The October college event
The Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational, a 15-team field co-hosted by Ole Miss, Mississippi State and Southern Miss, was played October 17-19 in 2026. Expect guest tee times to be limited that week (not confirmed), and ask about it if you are booking mid-October. The PGA Tour Champions event that Fallen Oak hosted for years, the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic and later the Rapiscan Systems Classic, has not been played since 2022.
Weeks to avoid
Cruisin' the Coast in the first full week of October is the hardest hotel week of the year on the coast, and Mardi Gras parade weekends fill Biloxi hotels in late January and February. Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, with the main risk from August to October; check the cancellation terms for both room and golf. See the best time to golf in Biloxi.
Getting to Biloxi for Fallen Oak
Gulfport-Biloxi International (GPT) is about 27 minutes from Beau Rivage. MGM runs an MGMAir charter program for Beau Rivage, but a regular airport shuttle was not confirmed, so plan on a rental car or a taxi. A rental car also lets you add other courses. Our guide to flying into Gulfport-Biloxi covers the airlines.
Pairing Fallen Oak with other rounds
Fallen Oak is in Saucier with Grand Bear, Jack Nicklaus's public course in the De Soto National Forest. Grand Bear is the strongest course anyone can book, at 7,204 yards and 143 slope, and its rates are not posted, so call. Our Fallen Oak vs Grand Bear comparison and the Grand Bear course guide help you decide whether to play both.
For the rest of the trip, Beau Rivage is about 19 minutes from Sunkist and 25 from Shell Landing. Our Biloxi golf packages guide compares the other casino stay-and-plays if part of the group stays elsewhere, and the full Biloxi golf courses guide lists every option.
What not to try
Fallen Oak has no public tee sheet, so no booking site sells its tee times, and staying at another casino does not get you on. Hard Rock is next door to Beau Rivage on the beach road, but its guests cannot play. The only way in is a Beau Rivage stay.
Plan it on the map
Open the Biloxi golf map to see Fallen Oak, Beau Rivage and the other courses with drive times between them. The $30 plan builds your trip around the Fallen Oak round, with weekday nights where they save the most and the other rounds placed close to your base.
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Questions golfers ask
How do I book a Fallen Oak tee time?
Book a room at Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi and ask for the golf package or a Fallen Oak tee time at the same time. Fallen Oak is open only to Beau Rivage guests, and there is no public tee sheet or online booking for the course.
Can non-guests play Fallen Oak?
No. Fallen Oak is open only to guests of Beau Rivage (MGM). Staying at another Biloxi casino, including Hard Rock next door, does not get you on.
How far in advance can I book Fallen Oak?
The booking window is not published. Ask when you book the room. The stay-and-play packages we saw were bookable through December 31, 2026 on request.
How much does a Fallen Oak tee time cost?
No current public rate card is posted. GolfLink estimated about $275 for 18 holes with a cart in October 2026, and older stay-and-play packages were quoted from $180 per person, double occupancy. Confirm the price with Beau Rivage when you book.
Does Beau Rivage provide transportation to Fallen Oak?
Yes. The resort runs transportation between the hotel and the course in Saucier. Our routed drive time is about 29 minutes from downtown Biloxi, and research sources put it at 30-35 minutes by road.
What tees should I play at Fallen Oak?
The tips are 7,487 yards with a 76.5 rating and 142 slope. Most golfers will be better off on the 6,549-yard set (138 slope) or the 6,123-yard set (131 slope), and the forward set is 5,362 yards.
Is there a tournament at Fallen Oak?
The current event is the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational, played October 17-19 in 2026. The PGA Tour Champions event once held there has not been played since 2022.
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