Sunridge Golf Club

Golf course becoming much more playable. Challenging for all skill levels. Greens are getting better and grass is starting to grow. Shot my best score there thanks to golf course being in good shape.

Well,

Sunridge is a fun course. However this time had some issues. We booked the tee time 2 weeks in advance. When we showed for our tee time we were informed that the back nine was closed due to aeration. We could play the front 9 twice for a reduced rate. But...... we were not told that not only had the greens on the front nine recently been aerated and sanded, but the sanding was done with what appeared to be gravel!!!! When We inquired as to why we were not notified of the conditions, we were told the notice was on Golf now. We did not receive that notification until 90 minutes after the start of our round!!!!!!

So call first

this is a unique layout. front nine is mostly straight forward with some challenging holes and quite a bit of water. playing with someone who knows course is benefit. back nine start with a number of water challenging holes. then, up into the hills with huge elevation changes and distance control at a premium. greens range from relatively flat to multi-tiered. in early April, they are rather slow, but did run true. in summer, they tend to be quick and true. a few of the back tee boxes are no longer in use, but still a fun course to play.

This is perhaps my favorite course from Reno to Carson. It’s challenging, has great views and is never too crowded.

I try to play it once a month. Conditions are what they are due to the cold winter. Even better in the summer.

It was a big day in Carson City. The course was in good condition considering it is February in the Sierra’s.

Greens are fast. The course has several fun and challenging holes. Lots of water hazards but they were frozen most of the day. For $22.00 it is well worth it.

Always enjoy the course. Cart guy at clubhouse always seems to have an attitude. Inside staff is awesome.