RedHawk Golf and Resort

Nice layout and course in great shape! Worth the visit!

Greens were in great shape but the fairways and tee boxes were soaked.

The fairways were in good shape. The greens were bumpy and uneven. The bunkers were in terrible shape. Apparently they don't rake them or keep them up at all. Very disappointing

Good challenging public course. Greens were fast one long par 5. A couple of difficult par 3s. Layout can be a bit tricky. Exactly what you want for the money! Will be back!

I was told it was wide open, we were a 3some, behind a 4some and they played TV Golf the whole round.It was slow for sure and the marshal did nothing. the Hills course is the best maintained of the two.

A fine little course where everything is just right out in front of you. Not much trouble to get into, but somewhat of a target golf course from the white tees. The conditions were really good, the greens rolled true and fast, and overall a great outing and a fun place to play.

Played the Hills course. Everything a out the course was great. As others have mentioned, locating the golf shop, arranging the cart and finding the first was a bit tedious for a first time visit. My only knock would be about rental clubs. They were advertised as new Calloway clubs. Brand doesn't matter but the clubs were in very poor condition. I would still go again.

All good, introduced 2 new guys to RH, they too were impressed

The old man starter is miserable. Never friendly. No one will tell you about any type of course conditions. Greens had recently been punched. Would have been nice to know. Absurdly overpriced course for what you get. I am excited for when they tear it down and build houses on the course

The fact that this course charges well over $100 (almost $200!in peak season) is laughable. The conditions reflect a $60 course and that is being very generous. The bunkers are basically concrete with rocks and weeds. The starter is miserable and would be better suited working at the DMV. To any out of towners, take this advice from a local that plays multiple times a week: spend your money on another course. Lakeridge is less money and in 10x better shape. Even the munis like Washoe and Sierra Sage are in better shape, not to mention their staffs are much friendlier. Right now you can literally play Grizzly Ranch for the same price, which is a premium nationally ranked course

I played Hills a couple of weeks ago and wanted to give Lakes a try. It was a fun course. Like Hills, you could hit your driver on almost every par 4 and par 5. I hit my driver a lot better on the Hills course then I did on the Lakes course...but that's another story. A lot of dogleg right holes on Lakes but you need to carry water or hit it straight to get to fairway. Conditions around the greens were not the best and the bunkers were not in the best shape. Greens are large and for the most part easy to read. Both courses get expensive and IMO are not worth the full rake rate, if you get a GolfNow deal or some other deal these are good tracks to play. Prostaff, starter, marshall and cart guys are professional.