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We were welcomed by very friendly staff when we drove into the parking lot. We had just arrived from the airport so they waited for us to unload our bags from the travel bags then were there at our car to load us up on the cart.

We had a noon tee time so arrived early to eat. Izzy welcomed us in the restaurant and provided us with a very welcomed brunch menu. The food was delicious and the restaurant staff was very accommodating.

When we checked in at the pro shop we found we we were getting a $20 discount because of a few greens with some poor conditions. Welcomed, but when we played we only noticed one small area of one green to be bad. Otherwise the greens were in very good condition.

The first seven holes were the most dramatic with significant elevation changes as they cut through the canyons at the higher elevations of the course. It then opened up for a few holes before finishing on pretty parkland style holes with more water in play.

I almost forgot to mention the cart girl. Probably the most friendly and helpful cart girl I’ve ever encountered. She even came by when we were nearing the end of the front nine to offer to call in food orders for us so they would be ready for us when we reached the turn. I’ve never had that happen before.

We went into the bar/restaurant after for drinks where we were once again attended to nicely by the staff, along with our friend from the morning Izzy. The restaurant is huge and very nicely appointed.

We had a slow foursome in front of us who were struggling on the fairly tough course. They finally invited us to play through on hole 11 and our round was quick after that. We still played in less than 4.5 hours.

Great layout and only 25 minutes from the Strip. Great staff and course conditions first rate.

What a great place to play. Not super difficult for an 18 handicap. Can’t wait to go back. Green fees are up there but I believe so worth it. Thanks

Technical but fun. Watch out, driver isn’t always a good idea on this course :)

Top notch! Staff was so friendly, course conditions were excellent. Highly recommended!

Staff - first class , friendly , helpful

Pro shop- top notch

Layout is challenging but fair , there a few holes that local knowledge is needed ( first time playing )

The course in general was in great shape except for the greens

They had good speed but were bumpy for the first 5-6 holes until they dried out

Rolled much better then and were quick

I generally play the Pauite courses, coyote springs and TPC course and will definitely add Rio Secco to the rotation

Fun time

first time play this course staff very nice. the green roll a lot you have to land before the green and still roll to the back of the green. we love the first seven hole it great lay out. the rest nothing special. this course surround with awesome houses.

Absolutely beautiful and challenging!!! Will play again !!

It is a nice course and half of it winds through some very expensive houses.

However the layout is completely backwards, the original layout was flipped from how it plays now and front and back nine are like playing 2 different courses.

Staff was very nice. Pricey for what it is.

If you're traveling to Vegas, and haven't played Rio Secco, you need to put it on the top of your list. The course cuts through beautiful Neighborhoods with excellent views of million dollar plus homes. The layout is fair and challenging. My only negative from the round was the pace of the greens, they were super fast and hard to hold on the approach, but I'll be back.

Everyone and I mean everyone, from groundskeepers to pro shop workers stopped to ask how my round was or was going. One gentleman even stopped me after walking off a green and chatted to me about the history of the course. Loved the layout and course was in decent shape for spring in Vegas. Hope to come back and play again.

This course is beautiful with 1 problem: #10 Tee is a Death Trap. We were on the tee of number 10 and almost got hit by a ball not once, not twice, but 3 times. 3 TIMES! The golf balls were coming from the Butch Harmon School of Golf on the opposite side of the driving range and the students were hitting drives that were landing on the 10th tee. The wind was not a factor as there was no wind. My one recommendation for this course is to put up some kind of net or protection because the 10th tee is VERY dangerous.