RedHawk Golf and Resort

About RedHawk Golf and Resort
The Red Hawk Golf and Resort in Sparks sits in the Spanish Springs Valley outside of Reno, Nevada. The resort community offers 36 holes on two courses - Robert Trent Jones Jr.'s Lakes Course and Hale Irwin's Hills course - plus a fitness center with an outdoor pool. The Villas at Red Hawk pamper guests with plenty of space and modern decor. David's Grill at the clubhouse serves up three meals a day.Facts
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Great course
Not too difficult. Windy conditions on many of the higher holes. Greens were in really great shape.
Course conditions
Disappointed in the greens which were bumpy and scarred. The sand in the bunkers were not kept up and very crusty
Wind
We did have a good time for 9-14 holes!!
The wind won this round of golf.
We will play again when we are in Reno.
Hills were fun!
Cool layout, nice change up from the lakes side. Some areas of the course were still recovering from the winter but the greens were great and the pace was very good! Played both courses on the same day so the rounds averaged out to $89/per player.(replay is $35). Will be on my list of places to play again In Reno!
Challenging but fun to play
Wind is a factor on any high-desert course and this no exception. Nice layout that’s playable and challenging.
Over priced
Course practice facility was very nice. Played the lakes course pace of play was great. Course was in fair shape, but was nowhere near in as good of condition as the two courses we played the previous days. (Wolf run and lake ridge) This course is more expensive than the others in the area by around $50 and the course did not justify the added expense. I’d recommend playing elsewhere.
Not worth it.
This course historically charges way more than it’s worth simply because they are a Troon property. In terms of quality, this course doesn’t come close to the quality of other Troon properties I’ve had the pleasure of playing. Seems like course conditions over the last few years have always been mediocre at best. I understand the course is coming out of the winter months currently, yet they feel the need to charge $130-$140? Couple these lackluster course conditions with horrible pace of play and I’m genuinely curious who is paying these absurd prices.
In amazing shape for time of year.
Course was in incredible shape for time of year, staff was really friendly. It was below freezing and super windy and that didn’t stop us from having a great time. Really a fun layout and course.
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Great Course, was a little cold and the greens were frozen but it warmed up and was great