Golf trips to the Vegas Strip are back, but like most things in the Sin City, it’s gonna cost ya.

The Wynn Golf Club, which was shuttered years ago before being revived this year, is back, opening to the public Oct. 11. The paying public, that is. Rounds at the revitalized, swanky course will run guests $550, according to a report from the Los Angeles Times. Vegas, baby.

“We’d never create a ho-hum golf experience at Wynn,” club president Marilyn Spiegel told the LA Times. “We take huge pride in everything we do, and we’ve done the same thing with the golf course. Imagine coming off the course and having a Thomas Keller steak or hamburger here. This is going to be a flawless experience.”

After closing the course in 2017, the casino noticed millions of dollars in lost revenue from the only 18 holes on the Strip, and even more lost from prospective golfers who would spend part of the rest of their time gambling. In response, the natural move was to bring back the course. And to do it at an expensive clip.