Golf Course Rating: Rio Secco Golf Club
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Rio Secco Golf Club
Located southeast of Vegas in Henderson on the foothills of the Black Mountain Range, the course is affiliated with the Rio Hotel. It was designed by Rees Jones, and can play tough at 7200 yards from the tips, handicap rating of 75.7, slope 142. Overall, very well designed course with great views overlooking Las Vegas and The Strip. It was in great shape for this time of year. greens were fast but held good only complaint was lack of sand in most bunkers. Great layout with imagination needed around the greens. and good use of elevation changes. Only paid $59 dollars with local ID. whereas non residents pay $150. After playing 4 days in Vegas during late February we realized Rio Secco was in great shape in comparison to many other LV courses. Great layout and a great conditioning. We would definitely go back.
I felt it was long for the sake of being long. Given the ball carries so much in Vegas, it wasn't an issue to score well due to the length...but it just made the lengthy shots repetitive and boring. The greens were dull and without character or undulation. There's some dramatic holes, but overall a bit goofy. I would NOT pay top dollar to play again. Flag Content
Probably one of the toughest golf courses in the Las Vegas area, always challenging desert style of course. You're either on the golf course or in the desert scrub. Well conditioned for this time of year, they've also got some low summer rates still going on, worth checking out. Flag Content