Championship at Lake Shastina Golf Resort

Staff was great. Course was in very good shape except some parts of the fairways were kind of bare. Tell Robert Trent Jones Jr that he could have made the cart paths closer to the greens and tee boxes. Pace of play was slow with Two fivesomes ahead of us and no marshal, even there is a sign that says "no fivesomes."

I'll always say a great course and the members are extremely friendly. Glad to see it on Golf Now.

Course was in good condition, and the greens were a good speed and rolled true.

Average condition but an interesting layout .

Tree roots will bounce your cart around. Other than the views of Mt Shasta, it didn’t really feel like an RTJ course.

Course is really dry. Cart paths are really rough due to tree roots. Staff are very friendly.

The course was in great condition. I just wish my golf game was! It is narrow and a great way to build your golf skills.

The area, like the whole west, is getting pretty sun-baked, but they're doing a good job of keeping the course playable. The biggest problem here is wanting to just look at and take pictures of the mountain while you're trying to focus on the game. The day we were there was especially beautiful. It's an easy, scenic drive from anywhere in the region and well worth the cost.

The course had some watering issues and they almost lost the fairways. They got them fixed and the course is almost back to normal.

Great course with fair rates. Great scenery as you play. Definitely give it a try if you ever have the opportunity.

Greens were a little slow, but mostly in pretty good shape.

1 of my fave courses but not sure why fairways were dry and yellow. didnt affect ball strike but looked very weird against such a beautiful back drop like Mt Shasta.

This is a pretty straight forward course and it was in excellent condition. The guys in the pro shop are great. I played as a single and there was no one ahead of me. When I teed off, there was a light drizzle and the temperature was in the low 50s; I love that type of golf experience, but not all the time. There were a lot of deer on the course. While it was kind of a gray day, the scenery was nice. The greens were a little slow, but they were in excellent shape. I would recommend this course to anyone.

Beautiful setting with Mt. Shasta in the background. Greens were still a little sandy. The pace of play was great. The carts were well taken care of. The course was challenging. The restaurant was pleasant and the food was good.

Beautiful course, tee boxes where in great condition and the carts where well maintained. The clubhouse had amazing food and everyone who worked there was super friendly. The only slightly negative was the pace of play. My husband and I where behind the slowest golfers we've ever seen play before. It took us shy of 6 HOURS to finish the round. While it was our date day, we weren't in a huge rush. But the constant stopping and waiting made it really hard to get into the flow of the game. The Marshall (Rich, so sweet!) came over multiple times to apologize and let us know he had encouraged them to pick up the pace. At the end of the round one of the gentlemen in the foursome even caught us in the clubhouse abd offered to buy us drinks and apologize for the slow play. It was a very nice gesture! All in all it was a first rate experience and we can't wait to go back very soon.