Alta Sierra Country Club

Overall for winter golf pretty decent shape. Greens recovering from fungus. Tee boxes need work.

The course was very dried out and fairways are have large bare spots. Several greens are in bad condition with large bare fungus spots with no grass and sand spots.

Pulling up to the 18th tee box and the guy at the front desk drove up and asked if we were doing donuts on the 17th and there was a solo player behind my group who was a regular member from what he told me, and said he saw a group of people doing donuts as well but said it wasn’t our group. But the employee believes the solo player who probably was irritated about pace of play and falsely accused our group of damage to course. There was no signs of donuts at all. Maybe you guys need a Marshall to drive around. Won’t be returning

traps and tee boxes worse each time we play course is still our second favorite course

Alot of greens not in good shape. Fairways lookt to need some attention

I haven’t played Alta Sierra in awhile and booked it Thursday 1/16/25 and the course was in good condition, and staff is great! This course is challenging, but new players can try their luck golfing here! Not too narrow and not super wide! Just right for all types of golfers! I would recommend to anyone. Only negative was the grass by the pin had that grass disease that leaves pock marks so your ball will skip when putted. 👎 Lots of friendly local people up there too. 👍

Not entirely sure how this course gets off calling itself a "Country Club".. it's far from it. Every single green on the course has damage. Big sand filled spots on every green, w/ hole 18 being the worst. The tee boxes are horrendous. Like the greens, mostly sand filled... w/ little to no grass. Honestly, I don't think anyone would complain if they just threw down some turf mats on every hole, so the tee boxes can recover for the next 9 months. Tee to green this course is fun. You'll hit every club in your bag, and be required to hit every shot in golf. Would I return? Yes... but not on a regular basis. This is a 1-2 times per year course, just to switch things up.

If you want to play a course that puts flags less than a flagstick from the edge of the green (five of them when I played) and in the most difficult locations possible this might be your course. The amount of hard pan in and on the edges of fairways with little or no grass and little water is unmatched. When talking to staff about the flags the response was they will be moved tomorrow with no compensation offered, this place is just plain worn out to be honest!