This is one of my favorite LV resorts. Layouts are gorgeous and the service is top notch. We visited in early March of 2005 and the courses were in fantastic shape. This year we visited in late February and the courses were a little dry, crisp, and a little discolored. That was a bit disappointing. The greens still rolled very smoothly and all in all this is still one of the top resorts to visit. It's a definite must play each time we're in LV.

Boulder Creek was a bit of a disappointment after hearing many good reviews. We got a great rate online but even that great rate didn't cover up the fact that the course was in poor shape. The fairways and tee boxes were extremely thin and quite discolored. The greens were also a bit crusty and thin. Not sure if the lack of rain has caused all of this or what. The rough was dormant so I can't say anything bad about that. The layout of the 3 nine's is excellent with a nice mix of difficult and challenging holes. Just wish the course had been in better shape...

After playing 4 days in Vegas during late February we realized Rio Secco was in great shape in comparison to many other LV courses. The staff was very helpful as we showed up late for our tee time. They accomodated us and we glad to have us. The course has some dramatic views of the valley and of the Strip. Great layout and a great conditioning. We would definitely go back.