The Golf Club at Grays' Crossing
About
The Golf Club at Gray’s Crossing is tucked away in a secluded area of the Sierra Nevada, offering plenty of tall Jeffrey pines and native wetlands for a scenic and challenging round. The mountainous terrain is covered in wildflowers and abundant with wildlife, earning its certification as an Audubon International Gold Signature Sanctuary. Golfers are also treated to panoramic views of Mt. Rose and the High Sierras. It’s not just beautiful though, this golf course is also a formidable test. There are elevation changes throughout, water hazards on three holes, and strategically placed bunkers. Although The Golf Club at Gray’s Crossing's fairways are generous, they are bordered by thick native vegetation.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 08/26/2023
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 08/26/2023
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Photo submitted by jmidnight on 10/21/2022
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Drivable par-4 6th Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 06/12/2019
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Clubhouse Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 06/12/2019
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Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 06/12/2019
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View from the clubhouse. Photo submitted by TooncesPlays18 on 08/10/2015
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4 Photo submitted by TooncesPlays18 on 08/10/2015
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5 Photo submitted by TooncesPlays18 on 08/10/2015
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8 Photo submitted by TooncesPlays18 on 08/10/2015
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11 Photo submitted by TooncesPlays18 on 08/10/2015
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16 Photo submitted by TooncesPlays18 on 08/10/2015
Golfer Reviews
In the Pines
Beautiful day at Gray’s Crossing amongst the pines with perfect temperature. Some challenging holes, overall a great day. Purchased two shirts - the female pro shop staff (didn’t get her name) was helpful.
Not disappointed!
It’s been awhile since I’ve played here! Was a little disappointed the last time I played here but there was NO disappointment this time! Amazing! Conditions were perfect , weather was perfect, staff was amazing! The only let down was my foursome! (That’s another story)
Go play it!
Ask if ladies group is playing in front of you before you book
We were unknowingly behind ladies group play. 5 hour round! At least ten minutes between shots. Good course though, greens a bit slow but rolled true.
No Marshalls. Pace of play terrible
Normally love this course, but the pace of play was terrible. No Marshalls on the course to keep the groups ahead moving along. The 3 some in front of us were lagging all day. One dude was walking. Always hitting out of bounds. The whole group didn’t address their respective balls in a timely fashion. Also, none of the ball washers had any water in them. How are we supposed to clean our balls?
Positive note, had a dinner after our round and the food was great and the service was amazing. Can’t remember the gals name that we serving us, but she was super friendly and right on point with her service.
Overall assessment- good course but for the price they are charging, I’d expect a better pace of play with Marshalls and full ball washers.
Great conditioning with terrific greens.
Golf course was great. Slow foursome and a fifth walking non playing person were at least a full hole behind by the turn and 2 holes behind by the end. The grumpy and borderline rude course marshall chewed us out for waiting for a driveable par 4 to clear before teeing off even though we had waited literally every shot. The starter chewed us out for not being on the first tee at 7:27 even though our time was 7:40. He did later apologize as the 7:30 group drove up at exactly 7:30. Fire, ready, aim?
Great Mountain course
The course was in great shape and challenging.
A must play when in Tahoe/ Truckee area
Fun Track
Loved the architecture on a lot of the houses around the course. Felt it was fairly tough but not crazy. Good conditions. Played it very early in the morning and it was quite cool to start. Played 10 courses in the area over 6 days and would put this one somewhere in the middle.