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You can’t beat the convenience to the strip. With a 10-20 dollar uber, you’re there. The course was in good shape all around. People, if you’re paying $150 a round, fix your ball marks, you’re not on your local muni.
The course has some nice holes, but all the holes run parallel to each other. I can check it off my list, but you can find better tracks off the strip. Note, you’re right next to the airport, and you’re having planes taking off right on top of you.

Be aware, and check before you arrive, the club house, grill etc. was closed due to storm / water damage. They did have water on the course, but no food or cart girl during a mid week round. I heard on the weekend they set up a grill after 9 and had cart service.

Course is greening up and looks like they were cutting back a lot of vegetation.

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.

I’ve always enjoyed the greens, but this fall and winter they are too fast and the pin placements were frequently on the crown of the green or on a slope. I’m a mid-80s player and I was putting defensively all day to try and not 3 putt.

Either look for more favorable pin positions or slow them down a bit so the vast majority of your clientele can enjoy the round and not be frustrated with the greens.

Course was in great shape. Greens were super fast and smooth. Pace of play was right at 4 hours.

Course is in great shape. Tee’d off at 11 and took almost 5 hours.

Overall course is in good shape after a long summer. Greens are always good, but fairways had a few thin spots. Played as a single in 3.5 hours with a few foursomes ahead of us. Hope to get back a few more times with the weather starting to cool down.