Bachelor party golf, done properly
A private mansion for the crew, tee times that survive a Vegas night out, and one number the best man sends to the group chat.
Build your packageA Vegas bachelor party with golf at its spine beats one built on bottle service alone — you get mornings with a purpose, an afternoon recovery pool, and stories that don't need redacting. The catch is logistics: eight to sixteen guys, tee sheets that sell out, and hotel rooms scattered across three floors.
We fix all three at once. One party-tolerant private home, consecutive tee times so the whole group plays together, and golf priced into a single per-person number — collected once, not chased for weeks.
The formula that survives contact with Las Vegas
After watching hundreds of bachelor groups, one schedule keeps winning: land and play a relaxed afternoon round on day one while everyone's fired up. Keep night two clear for the Strip. Then put the marquee round on the morning of day three — late enough to be survivable, early enough to beat the heat. Our checkout lets you pick AM or PM per round for exactly this reason.
Party-ready homes (and the rules that matter)
Every home we match to bachelor groups sleeps 10–25, and most bring the afterparty infrastructure: pools and swim-up bars, game rooms, putting greens, karaoke setups. Just as important — we know each home's actual event rules, so you're matched with houses that welcome the occasion instead of fined by one that doesn't. Tell us it's a bachelor party at checkout; that's what the field is for.
What it costs, honestly
For a 3-night, 2-round trip with a proper house, groups typically land between $350 and $700 per person all-in for lodging and golf, depending on season and course tier. Summer trips run cheapest (green fees drop up to 50%); March and October peak. One person books, everyone Venmos once — the per-person price is on the screen before anyone commits.
The proven 3-night bachelor itinerary
- 1Day 1 — Land by noon · grocery + beverage drop at the house · 2pm round at Bali Hai · pool night at the house
- 2Day 2 — Sleep in · pool + games · Strip night out (no golf, on purpose)
- 3Day 3 — 10am marquee round (Bear's Best or Rio Secco) · steak dinner · poker at the house
- 4Day 4 — Recovery brunch at the house · fly home
The courses we'd pick
Bali Hai Golf Club
The bachelor classic — on the Strip, forgiving for the group's worst golfer, great post-round restaurant.
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Bear's Best Las Vegas
Novelty round: 18 famous Nicklaus holes, endless trash-talk material.
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Angel Park Golf Club
Night-lit par-3 — the best drunk-adjacent golf activity in America.
View courseCommon questions
Do the homes actually allow bachelor parties?
The ones we match you with do. Every home sets its own occupancy and event rules — tell us it's a bachelor party in checkout and we only propose houses that welcome it. What gets other groups fined is booking a strict house blind.
Can 12–16 of us all tee off together?
Yes — we book consecutive tee times (three or four foursomes back-to-back), so the whole group is on the course in the same window. That's the single hardest thing to do booking tee times one-by-one.
What if some of the group doesn't golf?
Set golfers separately from guests when you build the package — non-golfers aren't charged for rounds, and the homes keep them happy: pools, spas, game rooms, and the Strip 15 minutes away.
How does payment work with a big group?
You see one per-person, per-night price before booking. The organizer submits the request, we confirm tee times and the home, then send a secure payment link. Splitting is your call — most groups collect per-person once.
How far in advance should we book?
Spring and fall weekends: 45–60 days for the best homes and consecutive tee times. Summer: 2–3 weeks is usually fine and prices are the lowest of the year.
Get the group's per-person price in 2 minutes
Dates, courses, house — one number for the group chat. Free to request; nothing's charged until it's confirmed.
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