There have been a lot of improvements to this course over the last year or so. Course is getting…read morein a lot better condition, but don't try to hit out of the sand yet. Not a very difficult course but still fun.

outstanding staff. very helpful and friendly. fairways and greens are in great shape even in late…read morewinter. can't give 5 stars due to no sand in the bunkers; but on the bright side, I did have to learn a new shot to get out of them.

Great Arnold Palmer course. Well setup for shot making. You definitely need to course manage…read more But if you hit fairways, you'll be able to hold greens and score. Very well maintained.

4 for dinner. Prompt, friendly service. Food arrived quickly. 2 burgers, spicy chicken sandwich,…read morechicken Caesar wrap. The meals were all very good. It is a limited menu. We will be back.

I golfed there in late June and found the course to be in great shape. We played the hills course…read moreand were pleasantly surprised of how beautiful the views were. Marshall Ken was very helpful with plenty of course knowledge and actually found one of my buddies lost clubs. I would recommend this course. Great staff. Thanks again Ken

Played the Hills course for a charity outing in September. It was my first time playing there but I…read morewanted to qualify my review as it was a shotgun event. We had a scramble format and I was really pleased with the course and overall outing experience. The clubhouses are very nice. David's grill seems like a great place to go get dinner. We stopped in there for some drinks afterwards the drinks were good and come with excellent, gratis views of the 18th hole.

I had the pleasure of playing in the Hawthorne Volunteer Fire Department annual scramble tournament…read morelast weekend. The tee boxes and greens were the heightest part of the course. Its a 9 hole course with different tees for the back nine. It is not a links type where you go back and forth but need to pay attention where the next hole start and goes. The uniformly smooth greens were deceptively fast with wicked breaks. The fairways were lush and cut short. You don't want to land in the deep kevlar strong roughs like I did many times. The tall, really tall, trees line all the fairways and just beyond that is the desert....just pick up and save your clubs. There is a 230 yd straight par 3 that has a wall of 60 ft tall trees blocking the fairway. 40 yds from the tee is a 10 yd wide gap in the wall of trees that opens up to the 20 yd wide fairway. Giant trees line the entire fairway and the green. My foursome par it twice and were happy to do so. I'm a Californian passing through and brought my clubs just in case the Walker Lake golf course was acceptable. It was terrific and will try to return sometime. Mr Moto

We played last week and the course is in excellent shape. When I vacation in South Lake Tahoe, I…read morewant to play the course again.

It's okay. Nothing special, except the exorbitant green fees. Stopped in for a drink afterwards and…read morenothing special. No great prices, no great service, no great pour. You are limited in your options in the area, so what the heck.

Well, it is a nine hole course and I believe the ownership has amnesia when it comes to that. The…read moresurroundings are very nice and great view of Reno. But being a nine hole course the cost is out of whack and should be adjusted. There is no senior discounts which is unfortunate. Also no club house and eatery. As for refreshment buggy pretty much non existent. It has potential for a nice steak house because of the view, but I believe operators are having difficulty just operate what they have.

I got a chance to play the recently reopened D'Andrea golf club in Sparks Nevada. It's a nine hole…read moreregulation, golf course located in the hills above Sparks, Nevada. Course has seven of the original front, nine holes and two from the back nine. It is a very hilly course, and the gas golf carts were able to handle the hills quite well. The course was in great shape, and they have concrete cart paths throughout. One of the best things about playing this course is the view you get of the Valley below and all the surrounding mountains. I enjoyed playing the course. It is well laid out and even though there are a lot of houses around the course they never presented any problem. I would like to see more distance markers. None of our GPS devices were able to find the course so we were always wondering how far out we were. There is also a driving range available which has toptracer which allows the player to track distance, height and ball speed.

3 fun courses Reasonably priced…read more Half off for 4 y/o and free for under 3 Enjoyable way to spend 1-2 hrs

While staying in Lake Tahoe for a last minute trip, my husband and I decided to check out Magic…read moreCarpet Golf for some mini golf fun last Wednesday. We arrived a little before 12 pm and were greeted by an employee. For the golf course selection, there are 3 options to choose from (but one course was currently closed). We ended up choosing to do the castle course, which has 28 holes. I had cash in my purse so we paid for a smaller discount of $20 per person. If you pay credit card, it would have been $20.60 per person (I am assuming for the credit card fee?). We were given our clubs and 2 colored golf balls. And the employee who checked us in had told us that there is a hole where the mill is not working. The motor to power it is not working but that we can slowly pushing it towards where she is and it should work. The castle themed course is very cute and we really enjoyed seeing each hole, which some of them were really challenging. Some of the holes were also really well constructed and decorated, including the one with a ship and a giant goldfish. We golfed here for about an hour. And I am happy to say that I ended up with the smaller amount of strokes (just by a margin though). Although this course has 28 holes, you only golf with 27 holes. And then for the last one, you come back inside where you paid for your admission and put it in one of two machines. I placed my golf ball into what looks like a plinko style game (which reminds me of The Price Is Right show). But I don't know if I was supposed to try to win something or not or just to watch it make it's way down to one of three holes. And then my husband placed his ball in the other machine that looks like a slot machine. Overall, we had a great time and am glad we were able to make it out here.

The Sawyer. Possibly the best outdoor seating restaurant and ambiance. Great indoor bar as well…read more Highly recommend visiting during the summer months when you can sit outside and even better when they have live music.

Atmosphere is excellent. A very relaxed and comfortable vibe out on the back deck…read more Food was very good and the bleu cheese, bacon wedge was one of the best I have experienced. I ordered the crab/scallop risotto and my wife ordered the steak, mashed potatoes and vegetables. Risotto was very flavorful and the steak was, too, but not cooked medium as was requested. The chef, needs to make sure they follow the request more closely. The price for the steak certainly mandates this requirement. We will most likely return as we had a great experience dining at the restaurant.

HONEST REVIEW. This is probably one of the most unkept golf courses I have ever played at. There…read morereally aren't greens at all. Very unkept fare ways. Not a real club house but a little shop. HOWEVER, the guys who run it are great and helpful. My dad, brother, and brother-in-law, wanted to play somewhere in Tahoe on father's day. For the 4 of us to play with club rentals (because we didn't bring them due to travel) was only $170. That's hard to beat. We had so much fun. The views are ABSOLUTLY beautiful. So if you are looking for somewhere to enjoy time with people or the beautiful Tahoe views this is the place to play! If you are a golf snob who can't have a good time... steer clear.

Cute little golf course with friendly staff!…read more There is no pro shop, no food, and no alcohol allowed but we still had a great time! There are a few picnic tables at the front if you want to pick up some food down the street and eat before you start. Course is 9 holes with a handful of par 4's. Location is absolutely gorgeous; surrounded by trees and great views of the mountains. The putting greens are absolutely awful which is probably the only downside of this place but honestly, for $20 golf we didn't mind it. Great way to spend a day in Tahoe that doesn't break the bank!

Course was in great shape. Fairways were not beat up at all, greens were fast. The rough is long,…read moremuch longer than I'm use to which added a challenge. We played early in the morning so it was wet, which added another challenge! The one gripe I have is the price. Yes, this course is very nice, but I personally don't think it's worth the $200-$220 a round. At that price you need curb side greeters, clubs loaded and cleaned for you, and no holes next to a highway. Just my opinion, but the course is still 5 stars for the layout and the condition.

An all star course. We had 14 guys and everyone had the best time. 10/10 course quality.read more