Golf and Casino Resorts
Across America

The strongest golf-and-casino combinations are concentrated in five regions: • Las Vegas, NV — Wynn Golf Club, Shadow Creek (MGM access), Rio Secco (Caesars), Primm Valley • Mississippi Gulf Coast — Beau Rivage and area courses including Fallen Oak • Connecticut tribal — Foxwoods (Lake of Isles), Mohegan Sun • Upstate New York — Turning Stone (Atunyote, Kaluhyat, Shenendoah) • Caribbean — Hilton Ponce in Puerto Rico, Catalonia Bavaro in the Dominican Republic For a full ranking with comparison tables, see our Best Golf and Casino Resorts in the USA listicle.

Yes. Almost every golf and casino resort offers stay-and-play packages that bundle lodging, golf rounds, and resort credit at 15–25% off versus booking each component separately. Typical packages start at $149/night (regional tribal casinos) and run up to $749+/night (Wynn, Greenbrier, Baha Mar). Check each property profile's Packages & Deals section for current rates.

For all-inclusive packages, Caribbean properties dominate. Catalonia Bavaro Beach Golf & Casino Resort in Punta Cana includes meals, drinks, golf, and casino access in one rate. Hilton Ponce Golf & Casino Resort in Puerto Rico offers similar bundling. Domestic resorts like Baha Mar, Atlantis One&Only, and The Greenbrier offer comparable packages at a higher price point.

Yes. Las Vegas has more on-property and access-restricted golf than any other US city: • Wynn Golf Club — only championship course on the Strip (Tom Fazio redesign) • Shadow Creek — 10 minutes north, MGM Rewards guests only • Rio Secco Golf Club — Henderson, Caesars Entertainment guests only • Primm Valley Lakes & Desert — 40 miles south, two Tom Fazio courses Green fees range from $139 (Primm Valley two-course package) to $750+ (Shadow Creek including limousine transfer).

Casino resorts with championship-pedigree courses (designed by major architects, hosted PGA TOUR events, or top-100 ranked) include: • Wynn Las Vegas — Tom Fazio • Shadow Creek — Tom Fazio • Foxwoods (Lake of Isles) — Rees Jones • Apache Stronghold (San Carlos Apache) — Tom Doak • Pete Dye Course at French Lick Resort — Pete Dye, hosted PGA Senior Championship • Old White TPC at The Greenbrier — C.B. Macdonald, hosted PGA TOUR Greenbrier Classic • Atunyote at Turning Stone — Rick Smith, hosted PGA TOUR Turning Stone Resort Championship • Sewailo at Casino Del Sol — Notah Begay III • Mystic Rock and Shepherd's Rock at Nemacolin — Pete Dye

Golf packages span four price tiers: • Budget ($600–$1,000/person for 3 nights): tribal casinos, off-Strip Vegas, Midwest properties • Mid-range ($1,200–$1,800/person): destination resorts in shoulder season • Premium ($2,000–$3,500/person): Wynn Las Vegas, Nemacolin peak season, The Greenbrier • Ultra-luxury ($4,000+/person): One&Only Ocean Club at Atlantis, Baha Mar with private cabana Casino loyalty status (Caesars Diamond, MGM Gold, Wynn Rewards) often unlocks additional 15–40% off green fees.

The top Caribbean golf and casino resorts are Hilton Ponce Golf & Casino Resort (Ponce, Puerto Rico — 27-hole course plus on-property casino), Catalonia Bavaro Beach Golf & Casino Resort (Punta Cana, Dominican Republic — Cabeza de Toro course plus all-inclusive casino), Baha Mar (Nassau, Bahamas — Royal Blue by Jack Nicklaus plus 100,000 sq ft casino), and Atlantis Paradise Island (Bahamas — Ocean Club Course by Tom Weiskopf plus full casino). All four offer year-round play with peak season November through April.