Alta Sierra Country Club

The course was in good condition in late April. It was a bit far from Sacramento (46+ miles) but worth the drive. The Golf Now rate made it an extremely good value.
Only "complaint" was that the greens were a bit slow and slower than the practice greens, so hard to judge speed.
The course is fair and has a good layout. Great for all levels.

The course was in great shape, the greens were a bit slow.Watch out for the water hole on the back nine, dont go right like I did TWICE.The staff at this course were all great from the cart boys to the starter. I would recomend this course to anyone I know. Went with my son we both had a fantastic day. And yes he whooped me.

The greens were much better than the last time I played there.
The course was in very good shape but the traps were wet and hard.
It's fun to play

I loved the course and it was in very good shape. The greens were punched in the last month and a bit slow, but OK.

Phenomenal course. One of my favorites already. Redwood lined fairways virtually throughout the course. Fairways are wide enough so that even slight mishits are still not in the tree line where you would have to chip out. Have already recommended this to all of my friends. Course is now semi-private with the public being able to play in the afternoon. Don't know if this applies to weekends also as I played on a Wednesday. Played in slightly less than 4 hours and had a wonderful time. A little off the beaten path being nearly in Grass Valley but well worth the trip. Pay attention to signs (both arriving and leaving) as it is a bit off of Highway 49 in a residential neighborhood. Cannot emphasize enough that this is a great course and should be played by all members of golfnow who live in the nearby areas.

always enjoy this beautiful course even with sand greens, time of the year, great feel on every hole, one, if not my favorite. now great savings with now.com. hope not too many read this and start crowding up my course, thanks golfnow.com

This golf course provides plenty of challenges from the gold tees. Because each hole has either trees or water on either or both sides, players need to keep the ball in the fairway. There's little forgiveness for an errant shot. The fairways are well-maintained with distances clearly marked. Greens were in near-perfect shape and quite challenging with ridges and fall lines that require a good eye and putting stroke.
Alta Sierra is a fun course to play, not just because it's well-maintained, but because many of the views from tee to green are spectacular. If you keep the ball in the fairway, you're going to be able to enjoy everything this course has to offer. One caution, watch out for the water on the 18th!

I would play the course again now that I have played it for the first time. Would like to see how the course plays a little later in the year. Like May or June.