Wynn Golf Club Review

About Wynn Golf Club

There is exactly one golf course on the Las Vegas Strip, and this Wynn Golf Club review covers it. Tom Fazio built the championship layout across 129 acres inside the grounds of Wynn Las Vegas, roughly 20–25 minutes east of Summerlin depending on how the traffic behaves. The property first opened in 2005. Wynn then handed it back to Fazio, working with his son Logan, for a redesign that reopened on October 11, 2019 with eight entirely new holes, ten revamped ones, and every green pushed out by about 300 square feet. What you play now is parkland golf, not desert golf: manicured Bermuda turf, real elevation change, mature trees, and conditioning that holds up against anything in the country. Nothing out there looks like the boulevard on the other side of the trees, which is precisely what Wynn was buying. That comes at a price. Green fees run approximately $500–$600+ per round, among the highest in the United States, and the number is part of the product as much as the golf is. Resort guests get the earlier booking window, but the tee sheet is open to the public. Our verdict: with the budget in hand, this is an unmissable Las Vegas bucket-list round.

Green Fee Pricing

Wynn Golf Club does not publish a fixed rate online. Reported and published pricing lands at approximately $500–$600 per player for a standard round, and some players report being quoted as much as $800 when demand spikes. Callaway club rental is included, so leave the travel bag at home. Booking is by phone only. Call the Golf Concierge at (702) 770-4653. Wynn and Encore hotel guests get up to 90 days of lead time; the general public is capped at 30 days, which means the best winter mornings are usually gone before that window opens.

Reviews of Wynn Golf Club

Theatre is the honest word for it. Wynn Golf Club is the most theatrical round in Las Vegas, played on resort grounds Steve Wynn landscaped for billionaires and now open to anyone who will match the price. Tom Fazio's 2019 redesign holds up on its own terms: six par 3s is an odd number and it works, the elevation change gives you decisions rather than just views, and the turf is as good as anything in Nevada. The fee is the problem. At $500–$600 you are paying a Las Vegas Strip premium on top of the golf, and several Las Vegas courses give you more architecture per dollar. What it sells is category. Nothing else is walkable from a casino floor. Staying at Wynn or Encore with one premium round budgeted? Spend it here.

Good to know before you play

• Pricing and reservations: Green fees run approximately $500–$600+ per player (no published online rate; confirm current pricing when booking). Reservations are by phone only — call the Golf Concierge at (702) 770-4653. No online booking is available. Wynn and Encore hotel guests book up to 90 days out; public golfers book within 30 days.
• What is included: The green fee covers a complimentary full set of Callaway clubs if needed, a forecaddie or caddie experience, and access to the practice facilities. Confirm exact inclusions at booking, as the package can vary.
• Par 70 with six par 3s: The Fazio redesign leans heavily on spectacular short-hole architecture — six of the 18 holes are par 3s, several playing over water features or through tree corridors. The front nine and back nine each play to par 35. Bring your irons game.
• Course access from Summerlin: Wynn Golf Club is approximately 20–25 minutes east of central Summerlin via US-95 and the Strip. Valet parking at Wynn Las Vegas is available. Allow extra time if arriving during peak Strip traffic hours.
• The Match history: Wynn Golf Club hosted high-profile editions of "The Match" — including the Brooks Koepka vs. Bryson DeChambeau showdown — bringing it global television exposure and cementing its reputation as a marquee Las Vegas golf destination.
• Conditioning standard: Wynn Golf Club is widely regarded as one of the best-conditioned courses in the country. Bermuda fairways and bent-grass greens are maintained at a premium resort standard year-round. Even in summer heat, course quality does not dip.

Frequently asked questions about Wynn Golf Club

Where can I find reviews and ratings for Wynn Golf Club?

Player reviews of Wynn Golf Club live on this page, rated for conditions, value, layout, greens, pace, and staff. Add your own here on Summerlin.Golf. Wynn Golf Club is also profiled on GolfPass, GolfNow, Golf Digest, and Google Reviews, though resort-course ratings tend to skew generous. For the official scorecard, rates, and tee times, visit the Wynn Golf Club official website.

How much does it cost to play Wynn Golf Club?

Wynn Golf Club is one of the most expensive public-access courses in the United States. Published green fees run approximately $500–$600 per person for a standard round, and some player reports cite fees up to $800 depending on demand and time of year. Callaway clubs are included in the rate, which softens the number slightly if you are flying in. Reservations are by phone only at (702) 770-4653. Wynn and Encore hotel guests can book 90 days in advance while the general public books within 30 days.

Is Wynn Golf Club open to non-resort guests?

Yes. Wynn Golf Club is not restricted to hotel guests, and you do not need a room to play. Any golfer can reserve a tee time by calling the Golf Concierge at (702) 770-4653, though the general public books only within 30 days of the desired date. Wynn and Encore resort guests get priority with a 90-day advance booking window, which is a real advantage in season.

Who designed Wynn Golf Club and when did it reopen?

Tom Fazio designed the current course with his son Logan Fazio, and it reopened on October 11, 2019, replacing the original 2005 layout. The build was not subtle: more than 400,000 cubic yards of earth relocated, 300 trees added, eight entirely new holes, and every green expanded by approximately 300 square feet.

What is the par and yardage at Wynn Golf Club?

Wynn Golf Club is an 18-hole course playing to par 70 with six par 3s, which is a lot of short holes for a championship setup. From the championship (Black) tees the course stretches to 6,722 yards, then 6,722 yards from the Gold tees, 5,868 yards from the Platinum tees, and 4,810 yards from the Bronze tees.

Where is Wynn Golf Club located and how far is it from Summerlin?

Wynn Golf Club is located at 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, on the Las Vegas Strip and inside the Wynn Las Vegas resort grounds. From Summerlin it is approximately 20–25 minutes east, though Strip traffic can make a liar out of that number.

What is Wynn Golf Club best known for?

Wynn Golf Club is best known for three things: being the only golf course directly on the Las Vegas Strip, conditioning and lush planting that look nothing like the desert around them, and a green fee widely cited as one of the highest in the country. The course hosted the Brooks–Bryson "The Match" events and has been ranked among the top resort courses in the United States. The first of those is the reason most people book it.