Golf · Public courses + alt-activations
Vegas golf, the trip nobody packages properly.
UK golf-travel buyers default to Florida, the Carolinas, Arizona. Vegas is criminally underserved because nobody puts the whole thing together — the public-access courses, the transport, the hotel that suits the group, and the alt-activations for the day someone doesn't want to swing 18. This is the guide to what actually works. Course booking hands off to golfinlv.com; everything around it stays with us.
WhatsAppThe public-access courses
Six rounds worth flying for.
Not every Vegas course is bookable from the UK — some are private, some are casino-host comp only, some rotate through the Wynn/Encore group. The list below is the mix we route through most, with the tile linking to the course detail page on our sister site golfinlv.com. LTV coordinates the transport, the hotel side, and the night around the round; the tee time itself is golfinlv.
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When someone doesn't want to swing 18
The group-golf activations that actually work.
Two ways these matter for a group trip. One: the day someone in the group doesn't want to play a real round but everyone still wants to be together. Two: the pre-flight-home Sunday when nobody has the legs for a full course but the group wants one last shared thing before wheels-up.
MGM Grand adjacent
Topgolf Las Vegas
The signature Vegas group-golf activation. Six floors, all-day service, works for a 6-person stag or a 40-person corporate.
STRAT tower
Atomic Golf
The four-storey competitor to Topgolf, opened 2024. Neon-forward, food menu leans elevated, works well for groups who've already done Topgolf and want the new thing.
Downtown / adjacent Strip
Popstroke
Tiger Woods' putting-course brand. Two 18-hole mini-golf tracks by TGR Design, food and drinks, sit-down capacity — properly designed rather than novelty.
Mandalay Bay
Swingers
British-import crazy-golf brand (originally London). Cocktail-forward, dressed-up crowd, food menu, perfect stag-hen crossover for a group who won't all golf.
How this works
LTV around it, golfinlv on the tee sheet.
We don't handle tee times ourselves — that's golfinlv.com. What we do: wire your group to the preferred round on the day it needs to happen, and handle everything around it. Group Sprinter or Escalade transport from the hotel to the course and back. Restaurant lunch near the course or on the way. The rest of the day booked out — dayclub cabana in the afternoon, dinner reservation for the night, table at the club if the group has legs.
One brief to LTV, we split the trip build across both properties, one itemised invoice at the end.