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Resort at Squaw Creek

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400 Squaw Creek Road, Olympic Valley, California 96146, US
(530) 412-7034
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About Resort at Squaw Creek

The Resort at Squaw Creek, a AAA Four-Diamond resort, is ideally situated at the base of Squaw Valley, host of the 1960 Winter Olympics. It is home to 405 luxury rooms and suites, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course that also offers Footgolf, multiple restaurants, shopping, three outdoor swimming pools (including a 90-foot water slide), outdoor hot tubs, a spa, health and fitness center and Mountain Buddies, a supervised children's program that lets mom and dad get away for awhile to go hiking, biking, fly fishing and more.

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Price Range$$$, $$$$
Property Class★★★★
Acres195
Year Opened1990
Number of Units300-500

Amenities

RestaurantsFine, Bar, Casual
Room TypesRoom, Suite
Fitness CenterYes
Practice FacilityYes
Banquet SpaceYes
SpaYes

Services

Kids ProgramYes
Room ServiceYes
ConciergeYes

Rules

Is the resort pet friendly?No
Is resort stay required for a tee time?No

Golf courses at Resort at Squaw Creek

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The Links at Everline
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Joshuawampler
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Reviews 4
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a month
I Recommend This Course
3.0
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First Time Playing

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Course is in pretty rough shape from the winter, but still very beautiful. There is no driving range which was weird because there is a lot of property.

Conditions Fair
Value Good
Friendliness Good
Pace Good
Amenities Fair
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Barryhockeyman
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Reviews 6
Handicap 20-24
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
3.0
First Time Playing

Expensive target golf

Resort at Squaw Creek is too pricey for what they offer. No towels or water provided. Small net driving range and tiny practice green. Cart path only on ski resort wetlands makes for a tiring round. Extremely narrow landing areas means that the driver stays in the bag and lots of iron and hybrid play. Swarming gnats, biting black ants, and $98 green fees will make us steer towards other options.

Conditions Average
Value Poor
Friendliness Average
Pace Average
Difficulty Moderate
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