Cascata Golf Club: Rees Jones’ Desert Canyon Course Near Las Vegas
Cascata rises into the River Mountains above Boulder City, where Rees Jones’ desert design winds through rocky slopes, streams and dramatic elevation changes beneath a 418-foot waterfall.
Cascata opened in 2000 and was designed by Rees Jones. Set about 3,200 feet above the Las Vegas desert valley, the course follows the foothills of the River Mountain Range, with steep elevation changes, rocky washes and streams crossing the property. A 418-foot waterfall flows from the practice area toward the clubhouse, making the arrival experience as memorable as the round.
A desert course with real elevation
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ملعب صحراوي بفروق ارتفاع حقيقية
The waterfall and the full-service experience
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الشلال وتجربة الضيافة المتكاملة
Public access with premium booking conditions
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إتاحة للجمهور مع ترتيبات حجز مميزة
Cascata’s luxury begins before the first tee—but the course still demands precision.
The waterfall and service are memorable, yet the course itself is the real test: steep terrain, changing elevation and desert lines that ask for careful club selection.
Reserve directly and confirm the dynamic rate
Cascata offers public tee-time booking. Rates are dynamic and transportation is not included; the green fee includes a shared cart, practice facilities and one forecaddie per group. Confirm the current rate and all trip logistics with the golf shop.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Who designed Cascata?
Rees Jones designed Cascata, which opened in 2000.
What are the course’s par and length?
Cascata is par 72 and measures 7,137 yards from the back tees.
Is Cascata open to the public?
Yes. The club states that it is open to golfers and offers tee-time reservations.
What is included in the green fee?
The published rate information says green fees include up to 18 holes, a shared cart, practice access and one forecaddie per group; gratuity and transport are additional.
