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 Surrounded by Recreational Facilities |
3464 Fairway Ave Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 542 6097 http://www.recreationintahoe.com |
Bijou Municipal Golf Course is located in a beautiful mountain meadow in South Lake Tahoe. It is open from April to October every year. The course is a nine hole, family course and spans almost 2002 yards. Golf shoppers can either visit the pro shop or relax at the snack bar (open from 7.30am-6pm) after a long game. Reservations are not required as you are given a chance on a first come first basis. Beginners can also opt for lessons. Fees for 9 holes: resident of El Dorado county $15, non-resident $18. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Finest Course in the Area |
10685 Northwoods Boulevard Truckee Lake Tahoe, CA 96161 United States +1 530 587 0886 http://www.coyotemoongolf.com/ |
This is one of the finest golf courses in the region. Sprawled across 250 acres, this 18-hole course offers the perfect blend of fun, recreation and sporting activities. The course offers a variety of conditions and ample use for all the irons. Peak seasons are mid-May to October. After a day of exhilarating activity, you can relax at the Coyote Moon Bar & Grill, which is open all day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Challenge this course |
180 Lake Parkway Lake Tahoe, NV 89449 United States +1 775 588 3566 http://www.edgewood-tahoe.com |
This facility is one of the most popular and beautiful golf courses in northern Nevada. It is the home of the American Celebrity Golf Championship held annually in July. Tee times are extremely hard to come by, but worth the trouble to play this marvelous and challenging course. The par-72 golf venue is rated in the "Top 100" in the country By Golf Digest and the most difficult in Nevada. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Designed by Robert Trent Jones |
400 Squaw Creek Road Lake Tahoe, CA 96146 United States +1 800 327 3353 http://www.squawcreek.com/ |
The course has absolutely the most breathtaking view of Lake Tahoe in the area. The impressive front nine is surrounded by mountains that ease away to the link-styled final nine holes. It is easy to see why this is a favorite course for avid golfers. Clubhouse amenities include lockers, showers, and a fitness center with hot tub and swimming pool. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mountain golf |
690 Wilson Way Lake Tahoe, NV 89451 United States +1 775 832 1150 http://www.golfincline.com |
For a challenging golf game, you must give this resort a try. The executive 18-hole mountain course is 58-par and designed by Robert Jones Trent, Jr. This is the ideal place if you want to improve accuracy. It was literally carved out of the mountains, and there is no artificial landscape. Your only major distraction will be the incredible views of Lake Tahoe. Available at the same location is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. It has a pro shop and offers lessons by appointment. Tournaments can also be arranged. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fore! |
2500 Emerald Bay Road Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 577 0788 |
Established in 1962, this course is open from April until October and sits within an alpine meadow just minutes from the Lake Tahoe Airport. The Angora Creek runs throughout this course, giving the local wildlife a beautiful habitat and golfers a cool place to play during the summer heat. The creek also serves as a natural hazard on several holes. Designed by William Bell, this par-71, 6,745-yard course is aesthetically pleasing and challenging for any level golfer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Tiny Tot Tee Off |
2455 Lake Tahoe Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 541 3787 |
Kids young and old can tee off at this cute and fun miniature golf course. Putt your way through a giant spider web with a huge black spider dangling from it, ease yourself through a colorful school of fish or challenge your friends to a competitive game. This is a great place for group outings for schools, churches, seniors, camps or just a bunch of friends. Whether it is mom, dad and the kids, a birthday party for 15 or a party of several hundred, everyone is sure of a great time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Natural Landscapes |
690 Wilson Wy Lake Tahoe, NV 89451 United States +1 530 866 925 4643 http://www.golfincline.com |
A panoramic green expanse, and breath-taking views of Lake Tahoe and Sierra Nevada mountains...what more can one ask for. Winner of the 2003 NGF Customer Loyalty Award, the special feature of this course is that it has no artificial landscaping. It is all natural, and a real challenge to play. The 18-hole course features par 3's averaging over 150 yards in length, and four par 4's that continue to challenge even the most proficient golfer. There is also an award-winning pro shop and the complex can be reserved for parties and weddings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Former Basque land |
Interstate 80 at Highway 267 Basque Drive at Northstar Lake Tahoe, CA 96160 United States +1 530 562 2490 / +1 800 466 6784 (Toll Free) http://www.northstarattahoe.com/ |
This golf course is on land that was used by Basque sheepherders. But now there is not a sheep in sight as you tee off on contoured greens on the front nine and carefully maneuver the narrow fairways on the back. Designed by Robert Muir Graves, this 6,897-yard, par-72 course is conveniently located near Highway 267. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spectacular views |
7900 North Lake Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96143 United States +1 530 546 9909 http://www.oldbrockway.com/ |
In 1924, Harry Comstock decided to build this spectacular golf course for his socialite friends and celebrity guests who stayed at his Brockway Hotel. He hired the renowned Scottish architect John Duncan Dunn to design this championship course, which became the first home of the Crosby Classic Golf Tournament. Meander through the towering pines and soak in the breathtaking beauty of Lake Tahoe as you wind through this 9-hole, par-36 course. With more than 3,300 yards and two par fives, this will be a favorite once you tee off. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suited for beginners |
Highway 267 at Reynolds Way Lake Tahoe, CA 96160 United States +1 530 587 3501 |
If you are new at the game and intimidated by the big courses around town, then drive up to Truckee to this course. The land is flat, well lined with trees, and there are only nine holes for you to perfect your game. This course is lots of fun, and novices will really enjoy it. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top 10 |
P.O Box 3333, 400 Squaw Creek Road Lake Tahoe, CA 96146 United States +1 530 583 6300 / +1 800 327 3353 http://www.squawcreek.com/ |
This is another Robert Trent Jones, Jr. design that blends in beautifully with the mountain environment. The golfer enjoys vistas of native wildflowers, which are home to many species of birds and other animal friends. The 6,931-yard, par-71 course is rated one of the 'Top 10 Courses You Can Play' by Golf Magazine. Precision is the name of the game on the link-style meadow and mountain terrain. Caddies and clubs are available. There is a dress code. No jeans, swimsuits or short shorts; men must wear collared shirts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Oldest course in the Tahoe basin |
251 North Lake Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96145 United States +1 530 583 1516 http://www.tcgc.com/ |
Designed by Mrs. May Web Dunn in 1917, this course is 5,261 yards and par 33. The course overlooks Lake Tahoe, so you may be distracted by the breathtaking views. The caddy program continues to hire local youths, in keeping with Mrs. Dunn's wishes. The practice area includes a putting green, chipping bunker and netted driving range. Be sure to make your tee-off reservations two weeks in advance and, if you change your mind, there is a two-week cancellation policy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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You must be accurate |
12850 Northwoods Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96161 United States +1 530 587 9440 http://www.tahoedonner.com/ |
You must be accurate on this course because the fairways are narrow and there are steep slopes that drop to the greens. The front of the course was designed by Roy Williams, and the back nine by Bill Bell Jr. This course is very hilly and requires a keen eye to make it to the green. Watch out for pine trees on this 6,899-yards, par-71 course. Practice facilities include two putting greens, a driving range and sand traps. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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