Cascata Golf Course

Cascata golf course in Las Vegas is a Rees Jones course owned by Harrah’s.

Cascata opened in 2000 and lives up to its name. “Cascata” means “waterfall” in Italian, and the tee box on the par-3 15th hole will tell you everything you need to know about water on this course.

A 418-foot waterfall flows from the steep mountainside, tumbling over mammoth boulders, cascading into a river that roars through the clubhouse, eventually culminating in a tranquil stream. It’s no wonder Sports Illustrated called Cascata “golf’s hidden treasure.”

The Las Vegas course is consistently ranked high on all the “Best of” courses by golf publications.
The par-72 course that is surrounded by stunning vistas including a 3,600-foot peak at Red Mountain.  The fairways are lush, and there are lakes, and streams. The men’s and ladies’ lounges are equipped sink-side, flat-screen TVs, as well as many other amenities.

The Tuscan like clubhouse is very luxurious, yet unpretentious. The staff is very attentive, and eager to meet your every need. The dining room has wonderful food, and they also have an excellent collection of rare, fine tobaccos and cigars in the lounge’s custom-designed humidor.

Cascata is about a half-hour drive from the Las Vegas Strip. (702) 294-2005
www.harrahs.com/golf/cascata-golf.Greens fee: $500 every day (with a summer “discount” to $350 some days).