Plumas Pines Golf Resort
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Plumas Pines Golf Resort, located near Reno in the California town of Graeagle, is an integral part of what makes Reno and the High Sierra a top-notch golf destination, offering amazing golf and outstanding amenities.
Playing to just over 6,400 yards with a respectable 139 slope rating from the back tees, Plumas Pines runs along the Feather River, and its tree-lined fairways are always in near-pristine condition, giving golfers a scenic and enjoyable time on the links.
Even more than the golf, however Plumas Pines is a perfect spot for a vacation, with condos lining the course. Plus, the Longboards Bar and Grill offers excellent dining along with scenic views of the surrounding mountain ranges. All told, Plumas Pines Golf Resort is a hidden wonder that will have golfers and their families enjoying the trip of a lifetime.
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Slow play
We had a twosome in front of our 4 some, slow play , they were 2 holes behind a 4 some. We let the Marshall know, didn’t react. It somewhat ruined the round having to wait so long on each hole
1 of my faves
Course was in great condition. Cart paths are rough and must have gotten beaten up over winter.
Awwwesome!
Beautiful area, course is in great condition, range is excellent, staff is professional.
Left after 10 holes and 3 painful hours.
Pace of play was an absolute joke, stuck behind a five-some crawling through the course with zero awareness or courtesy. First three holes took 30 minutes, then somehow the next seven dragged out for 2.5 hours. By the time we hit the 11th tee and saw four groups stacked up, we’d had enough. Pulled the ripcord rather than waste another minute waiting 10+ minutes for every single shot.
Decent layout, but the experience today was a disaster. Management clearly doesn’t care about enforcing pace of play or keeping things moving. Won’t be back any time soon.
Beautiful Mountain Style Course
Played this course for the 1st time last year on their closing day so didn’t get to capture the course in its nicest condition. Coming out now in late June, the course was in great condition. With picturesque tee shots, and tight fairways, this course will challenge you with scenic views. Look forward to coming back out again soon
Tough course, but beautiful
Course fairways and greens were in great shape. Putting way tough and fast with lots of undulations, so difficult to read. Most fairways were relatively narrow, so straight drives really pay off. Fun to play, but the cart paths are in terrible shape, with potholes, broken out pavement, etc. Love the driving range with radar (Hot Shots?) to track each ball you hit. Go early to take advantage of it
Love course, but not the placement of groups in front of us.
We got out with the earliest tee time and were sailing along until the 8th hole, where a 2 bad playing women’s group was randomly placed in front of us on the 8th and 9th holes. We had to skip the 10th and 11th holes to play through the extremely slow two women’s groups. I really did not like it, and was not told beforehand that this was going to happen👎
Friendly staff good course
This is a narrow challenging course. You could play the whole round without wanting to using a driver(minus the massive par fives, but even then sooo narrow). It’s challenging and fun. The staff was probably one of the most friendly I’ve encountered at a golf club. They all introduced themselves and seemed genuinely happy to be there. The top golf style range was a fun warmup and the round included free range balls for a limited time.
Great Course, Wish it wasn’t punched
Amazing course with beautiful views of the mountains just wish it wasn’t punched or we got a discount for playing on a punched course