Set amidst the Black Mountain Range in Las Vegas, this Rees Jones design is truly one of America's great courses. Jones is known for his traditional nature and somehow in the Las Vegas desert he's found a way to create a traditional look despite the desolate setting. The layout drags its players through canyons, dried-out riverbeds, plateaus, and arroyos with brilliant views of the Vegas skyline from the highest holes. The signature hole is the par-four seventh with its green backed by a towering rock wall. Rio Secco is also home to the Butch Harmon School of Golf and, who knows, maybe Tiger will be in town for a tune-up.
Course Detail:
Year Built: 1997
Architect: Rees Jones
Honors: 2003: America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses - Golf Digest. America's Top Golf Courses - Zagat Survey.
2002: 6th Best course in Nevada - Golf Digest. Top 10 Desert Resorts - Golf Digest.
2001: #1 Public Course in Las Vegas - Golf Digest.
2000: 2nd Best Course to Play in the West - Golf Magazine
Fairway Grass: na
Green: na
Winter Fairway: na
Winter Green: na
Course Advisements:
Softspikes Required
Proper Golf Attire Required
Course Amenities:
Proshop
Clubhouse
Practice Facilities
Restaurant/Bar
Lessons
Rentals
Special Notes:
Rates displayed are valid for group sizes up to 15 golfers. Groups of 16 or more golfers are subject to tournament/event rates which must be obtained from the course on a per case basis.
Surcharges are additional fees to play better courses. If you are booking accomodations with us, add the surcharge to your hotel rate to calculate your daily rate with golf that will include accommodations, greens fees, shared cart and all taxes. If you are not booking accommodations with us or already have your own accommodations, please use the golf only rates listed in the table below.
