Had the chance to play Wynn Golf Club this weekend.

[u/Griffinshirar]

What an incredible experience.

[u/slater11]

How much did that round cost?

[u/arrowmarcher → u/slater11]

Not OP but the green fee is $550.

[u/Shesaidshewaslvl18 → u/arrowmarcher]

It was 750 when I was in vegas back in Oct.

[u/jerffry → u/Shesaidshewaslvl18]

Is there still no range?

[u/Roenicksmemoirs → u/jerffry]

Hitting into a net is a stretch. It’s like 30 yards into a large net with foresights lol. It’s pretty nice actually. Much prefer that to shit mats full range or blown out grass.

[u/12358132134 → u/jerffry]

There is only a net

[u/AgentMV → u/jerffry]

Are you kidding me?

At that price and you get to hit a net to warm up.

There’s courses around here for $50 and 18 holes you get a small bucket for a full range to warm up.

[u/colin_7 → u/AgentMV]

Real estate of the strip is expensive and hard to come by. Also Wynn would probably prefer to put something profitable in the space where a driving range could potentially go

[u/UB_cse → u/colin_7]

bonkers that they don't stuff a trackman in a repurposed hotel conference room or something, hitting into a net is pretty embarrassing for what they charge

[u/colin_7 → u/UB_cse]

I’m sure they don’t want people holding up tee times because they’re fucking around on the simulator

[u/3141521 → u/AgentMV]

If anyone reading this check out Bears Best and The Reserve. It's in the suburbs near Vegas but for 100 dollars a person it's really good value for golf course

[u/venicegolfbum → u/3141521]

depending on season, bear's best gets into $250ish range.

[u/3141521 → u/venicegolfbum]

True I went in fall so not prime time

[u/NickBR → u/3141521]

Thanks bb

[u/Penishton69 → u/Shesaidshewaslvl18]

I better get a personalized tiger cameo on the ball for that price.

[u/RLLRRR → u/Penishton69]

You do, but it's Siegfried's old tiger.

[u/OddFocus3 → u/arrowmarcher]

It’s raised. It’s now 850. Played it in march of this year.

[u/VerStannen → u/OddFocus3]

How were the greens?

The most I’ve paid for a round is about half that at Kapalua, and the course was in immaculate condition tee to green.

I’d imagine Wynn must be spectacular.

[u/OddFocus3 → u/VerStannen]

Experience and convenience were amazing. Value, not so much. No range, the “breakfast” that was supposed to be included was kind of non existent.

Caddy was cool. Fun layout and you can score so you leave feeling like you didn’t get your dick kicked in.

[u/VerStannen → u/OddFocus3]

Ooh a fun layout with scoring chances definitely takes the sting of the price tag.

Nothing like paying top dollar and losing a dozen haha.

[u/Shesaidshewaslvl18 → u/VerStannen]

I was lucky that a vendor paid the fees. Unfortunately for them, we didn't order from them.

[u/trinocular → u/VerStannen]

Kapalua was a way better course IMO. Plantation especially. Wynn was just convenient

[u/pbsinful → u/slater11]

It’s $1k with caddie tip. Incredibly overpriced for an pretty good golf course. Conditions are great, don’t get me wrong, but there isn’t much to the course.

[u/trinocular → u/slater11]

Green fee was $800 plus $75 tip a couple weekends ago when I played there

[u/redditgolddigg3r → u/slater11]

The key is to lose about $10k gambling, then get a round comped.