Wynn Golf Club: golf on the Strip, who gets priority and what you pay

Wynn Golf Club is the only golf course on the Las Vegas Strip, a Tom Fazio redesign behind Wynn and Encore that reopened in 2019. Wynn and Encore guests get booking priority, and Wynn's site says non-guests can play too. A September 2026 report put the fee at $450 to $1,000, with a caddie, food, soft drinks and rental clubs included.

This guide covers who gets on, what the price range means, what you get for it, where to stay and the cheaper alternatives nearby. Wynn does not publish a rate card, so prices here come from press reports; confirm with the golf concierge before you plan around them.

Quick facts

• Location: on the Strip, behind Wynn Las Vegas and Encore; about 7 minutes from the Strip at Flamingo Rd.
• Design: Tom Fazio redesign of the original Wynn course; reopened October 2019.
• Access: built and priced for Wynn and Encore guests, who get priority; non-guests can play per Wynn.
• Price reported: $450-$1,000 (casinos.com, September 2026); peak during holidays and Grand Prix week.
• Included: cart, mandatory caddie, Tee House food, soft drinks, Callaway rental clubs.
• Extra: caddie gratuity and alcohol.
• Book: Golf Concierge, (702) 770-4653.

Who can play Wynn Golf Club

Wynn Golf Club is built around the hotel. Guests of Wynn Las Vegas and Encore get booking priority. Third-party sources report a 90-day window for guests and about 30 days for the public; Wynn's site does not confirm those numbers. A September 2026 casinos.com piece said typical players are hotel guests but did not say outside play is barred, and that comps are rare.

So: if the course matters to your trip, stay at Wynn or Encore and book early. If you are staying elsewhere, call the concierge and ask what is open on your dates before you build a day around it.

What Wynn Golf Club costs

The price tracks hotel demand. The 2026 Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix ran November 19-21 and New Year's Eve is one of the most expensive Strip nights, so avoid those weeks if cost matters. December to February is generally cooler and cheaper across Las Vegas, and June to September cheapest, though Wynn's own off-peak figures are not published. See Las Vegas golf rates.

What you get for the fee

• A caddie: mandatory, and per Wynn's page the caddies are PGA professionals. Tip on top.
• A shared cart.
• Food and drink: Tee House food during the round and soft drinks; alcohol is extra.
• Clubs: Callaway rental clubs at no charge, which saves flying with your own.
• Coming: casinos.com reported in September 2026 that a Cliffhouse Grill restaurant with a rooftop tee for the 1st hole is being added.

That bundle is why the comparison with other courses is not like for like. At most Las Vegas public courses you pay separately for rental clubs: Chimera charges $65 plus tax and Las Vegas National lists $69. See Las Vegas golf club rentals.

The course

The original Wynn course behind the hotel closed in December 2017. Tom Fazio redesigned it, and it reopened in October 2019 as Wynn Golf Club. It is parkland with water features and the hotel towers as a backdrop, the fairways are bermuda overseeded with rye, and it is the only course on the Strip. Tees, ratings, par and 2026 overseed dates were not published in our research. See the Wynn Golf Club course guide.

Where to stay

Wynn and Encore guests park free; valet is $40 a day, and non-guests get three hours free and then pay $25 (Las Vegas Advisor, October 2025). Resort fees from ResortFeeChecker. See Las Vegas golf resorts and Las Vegas resort fees.

How to book Wynn Golf Club

1. Decide whether the group will stay at Wynn or Encore. Guests book first; third-party sources say up to 90 days ahead.
2. Call the Golf Concierge on (702) 770-4653 and ask for a quote on your date; the fee is not published.
3. Ask whether the caddie fee is in the quote and what gratuity is expected.
4. If you are not staying at Wynn or Encore, ask what is open to non-guests on your dates before building a day around it.
5. Avoid Grand Prix week and the holidays if price matters.

Because the course sits behind the hotel, a Wynn Golf Club round needs no car and no early drive across town. For a group with an evening show or dinner on the Strip, that saves time compared with Cascata or the Paiute courses, which are 33 and 38 minutes from the Strip. Pair it with a Bali Hai round for a two-course Strip trip without a rental car.

Wynn Golf Club vs Shadow Creek

Shadow Creek is the bigger name and needs an MGM room. Wynn is easier to fit into a Strip trip and often cheaper. Read the Shadow Creek golf guide.

Cheaper golf near the Strip

• Bali Hai: public, south Strip, $150-$300 at peak per the club and $104.99 on a summer GolfNow deal. See the Bali Hai course guide.
• Las Vegas National: tree-lined parkland east of the Strip, $179 in April 2026. See the Las Vegas National course guide.
• Cascata: the big-ticket alternative in Boulder City, about $399 at peak by a third-party estimate, with a forecaddie.

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Who Wynn Golf Club suits

• Groups already staying at Wynn or Encore who want a splurge without a car.
• Golfers flying without clubs, since Callaway rentals are included.
• Not for budget trips, or anyone set on a specific date during Grand Prix week or the holidays.

Plan it on the map

Open the Las Vegas golf map to see Wynn Golf Club behind the hotels, with every other course and drive time around it. The $49 plan fits a Wynn Golf Club round into a full day-by-day trip.