Serket (formerly Rio Secco Golf Club)
Las Vegas, USA
Serket overview
Location: Henderson, Nevada (Las Vegas) | Style: Desert Canyon | Length: 7,400 yards | Par: 72
Formerly known as Rio Secco, Serket marks a bold new chapter in Las Vegas golf. Designed by renowned architect Rees Jones, this championship layout takes its name from the ancient goddess of protection and healing, symbolised by a striking scorpion emblem. The course combines the rugged beauty of Nevada’s Black Mountains with panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip, delivering an experience that is as visually dramatic as it is strategically challenging.
Stretching over 7,400 yards, this par-72 course threads through desert canyons and elevated plateaus, with generous fairways, bold bunkering, and immaculate greens that roll true. It’s a demanding yet rewarding test, blending breathtaking scenery with creative shot-making opportunities. Consistently recognized for its pristine conditioning and warm hospitality, Serket has earned its place among the premier desert golf experiences in the U.S.
Course highlights
- Desert canyon setting – Routed through canyons and plateaus with sweeping mountain and Strip views
- Strategic design – Wide fairways offer options, while elevation changes and bold bunkering demand precision
- Rees Jones pedigree – Crafted by one of the game’s most respected architects, ensuring a championship-caliber test
- Year-round playability – Excellent conditioning supported by Nevada’s dry, sunny climate
Signature Holes
Serket is defined by its dramatic views and bold routing rather than a single signature hole. That said, highlights include:
- Hole 2 – A canyon-carved par 4 with a demanding dogleg right and a steeply sloping fairway.
- Hole 7 – A par 3 framed by desert cliffs, requiring absolute precision.
- Hole 16 – A spectacular hole that reveals the Las Vegas Strip in the distance, offering a fittingly grand finale stretch.
Clubhouse & amenities
Players at Serket can enjoy welcoming, modern facilities with:
- Expansive practice areas, including a driving range, short game zone, and putting greens
- Full-service clubhouse with dining, refreshments, and panoramic views
- PGA professionals available for lessons and custom coaching
- Easy access from the Las Vegas Strip, perfect for combining golf with nightlife and entertainment
Did You Know?
- Under its former identity as Rio Secco, the course was home to the Butch Harmon School of Golf, where many PGA TOUR professionals trained.
- Serket’s rebranding embraces both its desert heritage and mythological inspiration, creating a fresh identity while maintaining its legacy as one of Las Vegas’s finest golf venues.