Atomic Golf
A four-story, 100-bay radar-tracked driving range with six bars next to The STRAT — all-inclusive packages from $49 per person with unlimited food and drinks.

Is Atomic Golf Worth It? Review
Atomic Golf is a four-level, 100,000-square-foot driving-range playground in its own standalone building just north of The STRAT — next to the tower, not inside it — with more than 100 radar-tracked hitting bays, six full-service bars, a projection-mapped mini-golf "Putting District" and room for about 2,000 people. Clubs and basic instruction come with the bay, and the ball-tracking target games are built so a total beginner and a scratch golfer can share a round. Think Topgolf's concept, executed bigger, on the north end.
Pricing is the part to understand before you book. Bays rent by the hour and hold up to six players, with rates floating by day and time — a group splitting an off-peak bay pays modestly, a Saturday-night bay doesn't. The clean number is the all-inclusive package: from $49 per person for two hours with a reserved bay and unlimited food and drinks. It's a planned group outing rather than a quick stop — figure two hours minimum — and it sits off the central Strip, so plan a rideshare or use the free lot next to the building. Evenings shift toward a party crowd, and some areas may go 21-plus late — confirm with the venue before bringing kids at night.
Insider tipBook a weekday Happy Hour package — the $49 tier is exactly the same bay and unlimited-food deal that costs sharply more on a Friday night, and the bays are quiet enough to actually hear your group.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
1850 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89104








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