Squaw Valley Golf Course - Apache Links Course

Was our first trip to this course and arrived to the course a little early and pro shop staff were very friendly and helpful. Said we could tee off as soon as we were ready. Greens were still recovering from aeration, but were still good to putt on and receptive. Fairways were in very good shape. Two groups allowed our twosome to play through with no delay. We were able to go and have a blast and play in under 3 hours. There were some very nice views of the creek and what you saw was what you got. The wind did pick up later in the round and we still had fun.

We got a hot deal for a 1256 tee time on a day that was forecast in the 90s. Unexpectedly, we had some light rain that quit just after we teed off, making for a pleasantly cool day. Perhaps because of the forecast, there were not many foursomes on the course, and maybe because it rained that morning, the walk-up traffic was also light. So we had the course to ourselves. I'm a beginner and this was also my first time at Squaw Valley, but it seemed to me, and my more experienced partners agreed, the greens were heavily sanded. Except for that, everything was great! We'll be back.

I had a good round. Greens were still puttable, course was in good shape. I would play again. The hot deal price was worth it.

Played in a threesome on a Saturday morning recently.

Great, well-kept course, with very difficult greens. They were a moderate pace, but there were no flat putts. It is worth the drive if you live on Fort Worth or southwest DFW. I played with locals, and they said the Lakes Course was just as nice.

Round took 3:45. Had to wait on a few par 3s and a the reachable par 5s, but that was it.

This falls under the category of "certainly worth the drive," since you can play it for $30 or $40 and there are 36 holes here. In fact, both of the golf courses here are excellent, but I only played the original, the Apache Links Course, this time around. It's interesting, well-conditioned, challenging and beautiful. Several holes stood out, and I felt like I remembered most of the golf course after playing it just one time. The back nine is especially good, and I loved the finishing stretch. I'd suggest getting a hotel in town and playing both courses over a weekend if you're not from the area..

My husband and I played for $14 each. The course is beautiful, and in very good condition. We enjoyed it very much!

Great course layouts on both. Pace of play, course condition, and practice areas are excellent.

Great course, played the Apache. Tough greens, in great shape & staff was great.

Always heard great things about Squaw Valley and they were all correct. Great layout Great people. Greens were extremely nice for this time of the year. Course was in SUPER good shape and I can on see it getting better when it grows in. My only Complaint and a word of caution is they let 5'somes out and we teed off behind two of them so the pace of play was Slow and there was no playing through. Overall Great experience and will be going back again.

Course was in ok shape for the time of year it is. Greens were good. Overall play was real good. This is basically my home course and really enjoy playing here.

Had a great day at Squaw Valley. The staff was very friendly and they even took care of our lunch since we had a few minutes before our tee-time. The greens were probably the best I've played on in a while. I will definitely be back for another round.

Great course, greens are in very good condition!!

Everything was great. Carts were fast and clean.

Lakes course is a challenge, but large greens and clear views are helpful. Some elevation changes not found in DFW courses - great value for conditions. Anxious to play Links course next time. Too bad it's so far away from Metroplex.