Before noon on the West Course at Lake Havasu Golf Club, the posted 2026/27 public green fee is $94. The Local, Emergency Services, Military rate for the same tee time is $78, and the VIP Card rate is $75. The local rate already takes $16 off the public price, and the VIP card takes off $3 more.
On the East Course the order is the same, but the gaps are different. The morning public rate is $82, the local rate is $76, and the VIP rate is $67. There the VIP card saves $9 more than the local rate. For anyone living around Clubhouse Drive who already qualifies for local pricing, the $209 VIP card mostly earns its cost on the East Course.
The club down the street, under the name it took in 2017
Some neighbors still call it London Bridge. The courses changed hands in 2017, when local partners Jeff Gilbert, Dan Esse and Craig Adams bought what had been the Courses at London Bridge. They began running it as Lake Havasu Golf Club and named the two courses West and East instead of Olde London and Nassau. At the time of the sale, Gilbert told Today's News-Herald that the community "deserves people like us to buy it and improve it for people to enjoy it."
That history explains the price list. Two courses on one property each have three rate tiers, and on top of those sit a discount card, seasonal memberships and a year-round membership. Each step up the ladder buys a different mix of lower prices and earlier tee-time booking.
This season's posted green fees, with the gaps worked out
Here are the club's 2026/27 season rates for each course and time band. The last column shows how much more a round costs at the local rate than at the VIP rate.
| Course and time | Public | Local, Emergency Services, Military | VIP Card | Local minus VIP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| West, before 12pm | $94 | $78 | $75 | $3 |
| West, after 12pm | $82 | $70 | $67 | $3 |
| West, after 3pm | $50 | $48 | $46 | $2 |
| East, before 12pm | $82 | $76 | $67 | $9 |
| East, after 12pm | $76 | $68 | $60 | $8 |
| East, after 3pm | $48 | $46 | $44 | $2 |
The table shows three patterns:
- On the West Course, the local rate gets you almost all the way to the VIP price. The difference is $3 at most.
- On the East Course before 3pm, the gap is $8 to $9 a round. The VIP card makes the clearest difference here.
- After 3pm, all three tiers on both courses are within $6 of each other. West runs from $46 to $50, and East from $44 to $48. Late tee times are close to the floor price whichever tier you pay.
The club lists the local tier together with emergency services and military rates, and it directs pricing questions to the Golf Shop at 928-855-2719.
What it takes for the $209 card to pay off
The 2026-2027 VIP Card now costs $209.00, tax included. The $189.00 September presale ended September 30. The club describes the card as offering "Discounted rates and unlimited play on both Lake Havasu Golf Club courses," and cardholders can book tee times up to 7 days ahead.
Using only the posted green fees, here is roughly how many rounds it takes for $209 to come back as savings:
- Compared with the public rate, West before noon: $19 saved per round, so about 11 rounds.
- Compared with the public rate, East before noon: $15 saved per round, so about 14 rounds.
- Compared with the local rate, East before noon: $9 saved per round, so about 24 rounds.
- Compared with the local rate, West before noon: $3 saved per round, so about 70 rounds.
Someone who pays the local rate and mostly plays the West Course gets little from the card's discount. Someone who plays East a couple of mornings a week through the cooler months reaches 24 rounds in about three months. A neighbor who books only after 3pm saves $2 a round on either course.
The card also includes booking access. A 7-day reservation window is shorter than what the memberships offer, which leads to the next step up.
Memberships add booking days along with lower prices
The club's membership page lists two membership types above the VIP card, and the booking window gets longer at each level:
| Option | Tee-time booking window | Posted cost |
|---|---|---|
| VIP Card | Up to 7 days | $209.00, tax included |
| Seasonal Membership | 10 days | $1,125 for 1 month to $3,425 for 6 months, individual |
| Premier Membership | 14 days | $3,000 initiation, then $249+tax a month individual or $349+tax family, with a 12-month commitment |
Both memberships include unlimited play on the West and East Courses. Premier also includes unlimited range use, 10% off in the Golf Shop and restaurant, and discounted guest and family rates, limited to 4 a month. Seasonal Membership does not include range balls, the shop and restaurant discount, or guest rates.
For couples, the seasonal schedule runs from $1,625 for one month to $4,625 for six. At the posted prices, a six-month individual seasonal membership costs $3,425. A Premier individual's first year comes to $5,988 before tax on dues: $3,000 in initiation plus twelve months at $249. A one-month seasonal membership at $1,125 equals about 14 West Course mornings at the $78 local rate.
The club notes that pricing "is subject to change at any time with notice," and that memberships "are limited and subject to availability." The figures in this post are general information, not legal or financial advice. Before you commit to a membership, read the club's own application and rules and confirm the terms with the Golf Shop.
A table at the Lake View Grill needs no rate tier
You don't need a tier, card or membership to eat at the club. Go Lake Havasu, the city's tourism bureau, says the clubhouse restaurant is open to the public year-round, and you don't have to be a golfer or a member.
The club's restaurant page calls it the Lake View Grill. It is known for breakfast and lunch and promotes views of Lake Havasu and the Colorado River. The winter schedule, which runs October 1 through March 31, keeps it open three hours later than in summer:
- Open: 7:00am to 6:00pm, compared with a 3:00pm close from May through September
- Breakfast: 7:00am to 11:00am
- Lunch: 11:00am to 6:00pm
- Appetizers: 2:00pm to 6:00pm, from the club's new appetizer menu, which it says is served every day
Club materials also list a full-service bar and a patio. For larger groups, the club books its "newly renovated overlook, patio, and restaurant" for gatherings of 10 to 250 guests with full meal and bar service. The 10% restaurant discount is a Premier benefit. Everyone else pays the menu price, which is still the least expensive way to spend an afternoon at the club.
Tournaments are the other way onto the course this season
The club's fall tournament calendar has also mostly been run by local groups rather than the pro shop. The Kiwanis 13th Annual Krazy "5" Iron Golf Tournament, where players could use only a 5-iron, took place Saturday, September 26, on the West Course. The "It's Taco Time Somewhere" charity tournament, with a taco dinner and auction, followed on October 29. Two events are still ahead.
Havasu Heroes Golf Tournament, Saturday, November 7. This tournament honors SSgt. William "Billy" Harrell. According to the Lake Havasu Area Chamber listing, registration opens at 6:30am, the shotgun start is at 8:00am, and the format is a 4-person scramble. Fees are $100 for Premier Members and $125 for non-members. The listing gave November 1 as the registration deadline, so anyone hoping to play this Saturday should contact the organizer directly.
50th Annual Toys for Tots Golf Tournament, Saturday, December 5. The Kiwanis Club of Lake Havasu City hosts this one on the West Course. Check-in is at 8:00am, the shotgun start is at 9:00am, and the format is a 4-person scramble. Each entrant is asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy. Contact details are on the Go Lake Havasu event page. This December marks its fiftieth year.
The Havasu Heroes non-member fee of $125 is $31 more than the West Course's top public green fee. The entry also comes with a shotgun start, a scramble team and a cause close to home.
Overseeding and the start of the season
The Arizona Golf Association's 2026 overseed schedule lists both Lake Havasu Golf Club courses as overseeding. It refers golfers to the club for closure and reopening dates. If you're timing your first round of the cool season, or deciding when to start a seasonal membership, call the Golf Shop at 928-855-2719 for those dates.
Living near a golf course is part of what Desert Land Group pays attention to in a neighborhood, including Residential Estates around Clubhouse Drive. If you're weighing a home within a short cart ride of the West and East Courses, or have questions about the area around them, get in touch.
