Lake Tahoe Golf Course

The course was beautiful. the staff was lameour tee time was for11::24 , they did not get us off until 12:43, then they tried to blame a shotgun group.pretty pathetic, I talked to the shotgun group they said they were right on time that the golf course over booked.when I confronted the starter with the truth he got very defensive. You do the math! if the course just owned up to the mistake I would have been good with it, but now they're going to get a negative review. So when you go there make sure you ask them will I be getting off on time because evidently this happens quite a bit with them.

Apparently a private mini tourney arrived one hour late so the moved all the subsequent tee times...loaded the course behind a tourney! Five and a half hour round. Many people left before finishing. Took away from an otherwise decent muni course experience.
Greens were smooth but rather slow. Fairways in decent shape. Sure, it's a resort area and the price is a little lower than the bigger name courses, but it's probably worth paying more and playing the other courses if you can afford it. Too bad, because the course itself is a decent, if unremarkable, layout.

I have played here about seven times...always a pleasure...Now the locals tell me the Lake Tahoe planners want to re route the river and it will take away six holes until rebuilt. The upper Truckee is a clear and winding waterway that usually can carry a kayak or two. I want to run it before they try to adjust Mother Natures plan. I have seen these things fail before so I hope the planners keep that in mind.

This course is like any Muni, but the view and altitude make for a great experience. Whether you play here as a warm up round for one of the pricier courses in the area, or just want to play a fun round you won't be disappointed.

good value with discount but not for full cost green fee

Great vistas, very nice course conditions, friendly staff and some very challenging holes.

Nestled in the meadows of the High Sierras, the setting is as good as it gets. The golf course is relatively flat, but certainly interesting and not too difficult of the mid-handicapper. Still, it's not without challenge, and you do have to hit golf shots, especially on the approaches. Conditioning isn't what you find at the premium courses in the area, but neither is the price, although it's certainly not cheap if you compare it with your average public course back home. Then again, this is Lake Tahoe, so it's a good value and a recommended play if you're in the area.

Excellent views. Beautiful course. Rough can be tough and lots of trees and a few bunkers.

Located in a beautiful meadow, surrounded by the Sierras, Lake Tahoe Golf Course is worth the time for 18 holes. Not overly challenging; but some greens have decent breaks to read. Greens were a bit bumpy, but overall the course was in decent condition. You can find a very good deal on GolfNow.

I play this course every time I come up to South Shore. With a 20 hdcp it is fairly straightforward to get around which makes the round more enjoyable. The views and wildlife are also a plus. There is also plenty of room for the big hitters and the challenges around the greens keep you working on your short game. In late October the course was in great condition although the greens being plugged/sanded created another challenge.

If you have never played here you're missing out. A really great course in a stiking setting.

This is a fun and somewhat challenging course. A little pricey, but it is in a resort area, so understandable. Best thing about the course is the condition of the greens - fast and true. Staff OK, but not overly friendly.

Need to bring your own water. None on the course.
Yardage markers only on a few sprinkler heads and hard to find

Greens need work, good speed, but bumpy, and they don't look healthy. Golf course is pretty wet. More direction on some of the holes. In other words the scorecard needs to have more information about some of the holes. I like the course but this was the worst shape I've seen it in.

You can tell immediately how busy this course is from sun up to sun down every day the weather is decent.
First green looked a little thin in places. But overall the course was in very good shape.
I was a single paired with another vacationer and 2 local fellas who had played the course hundreds of times. They were very helpful in explaining where you wanted to go, etc.
The back 9 seemed a bit more difficult to me with holes 12, 13 and 14 providing plenty of challenges.
Oddly, the one hole that really needs to be looked at is 17. There just isn't an opening large enough to have a realistic chance to hit the green. At only 140 yards it just needs a few trees thinned out. Not that expensive or time consuming. Just Do It!
But again, I had a really nice round of golf here. You should to.

Beautiful setting.greens are in very poor condition.i have not seen it like this in years. Slow play.

Challenging, but interesting. Course is in very good shape.

6:34am tee times Wed, Thurs, and Fri while staying in Lake Tahoe. Golfed front 9 on Wed, back 9 on Thurs and Fri. Quiet in the morning, beat the rush. Busy as I was finishing up about 8:30am. $39 w/cart not a bad deal for 9 in Lake Tahoe area. $7/small bucket of range balls a bit steep though. Only did that the first day. Greens just ok. Lots of ball marks not repaired. NOTE: Ball travels 16% longer in the air due to elevation. Affects club selection for sure.

Robert Trent Jones designed the back 9--Truckee River runs through the course--alpine golf at its best.

Pace of play was ridiculously slow. Waited every shot on every hole. Tee times should be spread out more or rangers need to move hackers along.