This popular course is busy, and on a Friday afternoon it’s full of large groups of beer guzzling guys out to have a good time. By large groups, I mean 5-7 guys playing together in one “foursome”. Translation: crazy slow pace of play. The 7 guys in front of us took 25 minutes to tee off of the first hole, and not one of them found the fairway. 🤣 The office told us that the ranger would manage play, but the ranger had little influence. As you can imagine play was at a snail’s pace. The 66 par course at 4,028 yards has tree-lined, narrow fairways in good shape and pretty views of the surrounding mountains. Divots aren’t repaired by golfers, so the greens can be a bit bumpy. You’ll be able to warm-up your putts on a putting and chipping green. Several hitting nets were available to warm-up with your drivers and irons. No cart service is available once you start your round, but water & other beverages may be purchased at the turn. While we enjoyed playing our round, the course amenities and overall experience weren’t sufficient to bring us back.

Absolutely loved it. The whole experience was super chill—no frills, no pressure, just good vibes all around. Whether you were a total pro or just showing up for the fun of it, everyone felt welcome. We all had such a great time and really appreciated how relaxed and easygoing everything was. Definitely the kind of place you want to come back to.

We played this course last July and it was in good shape and a fun course. This time the greens were in the worst shape I’ve ever seen and the fairways not kept up on at all. The worst part of the course was holes 5 and 9 where the greens were temporarily unavailable and there was a temporary green which they had took part of the fairway and spray painted a circle around it and put an oversized hole to putt into 😂. Definitely not coming back!

$100 that I wish I could get back. While there aren’t a ton of golf options on the Tahoe side during this busy weekend, our group decided to give this a try. We had two threesomes and the pace of play could’ve put us to sleep. Our groups asked if we could join after the first couple holes because of the slow pace and the Ranger (who was extremely rude and ornery) said no. However, there were multiple groups of five and six playing at the same time which we called out later on and he said because we had 4 carts that isn’t allowed. This place is a liability so wear a helmet. Greens are close to tee boxes, carts don’t have windshields, and there are plenty of blind tee shots. Finally, the greens were worse than putting on a shag rug. Burnt out, crab grass, and poorly cut cups. Had we had known the conditions prior to booking we would’ve changed our minds or at least asked if there’s a discounted rate. A course we had played earlier in the week called to tell us they were aerating the greens which is common courtesy so maybe take notes! The one bright spot is that the gentleman who checked us in at the clubhouse was extremely friendly. Take your $100 elsewhere.

What a great little course! While it may be on the shorter side, it checks all the boxes for a fun, family-friendly round. The holes may be short, but they still offer enough challenge to keep things interesting. What really stood out to me was the welcoming atmosphere. I want to give a special shout-out to Gavin in the pro shop, he was checking us in while juggling phone calls and orders, yet still took the time to greet us and say how glad he was to have us. That small gesture is something you don’t see often anymore at courses.