The assistant Pro is the rudest person I have ever had to deal with! I paid at Whitehawk to play at…read moreboth courses back in June to be able to get the two course deal during our week Tournament that we schedule and play every year in July. So instead of calling Whitehawk to clear up the situation he said I have to charge you again and that I needed to take up the problem with Whitehawk. BS..dont blame the Pro's at Whitehawk when you could easily fixed it.

A little over 1 hour from Reno, this golf course may be considered a hidden gem because of its…read more remote location. As far as the golfing experience goes I thoroughly enjoyed playing here. First time playing here so didn't know what to expect but it was definitely a pleasurable experience. Pace of play was good and only encountered slow play from hole 14 on. The only negative is the far drive from Reno.

The course is fair and in great shape. The range is very high tech and a great place for lessons…read more I took my grandson there for instruction and Jake really helped him out.

Played at Plumas Pines for the first time a few weeks ago. Went with a group of 8 and split the…read moregroup into two tee times. The course was pristine and the spacing between groups was sufficient. The course was a good challenge and emphasized accurate tee shots. Very beautiful course and was glad to have played it. Also, be sure to check out the driving range before you head to the first tee. It's the nicest driving range I've seen.

I was there in the 1950's with my family and I've never forgotten my stay there! A treasured…read morememory from my childhood! There was so much to do and so fun for kids. We Had hay rides, horseback riding, a huge outdoor pool, a large screened in smorgasboard for lunch by the pool and hayrides with lots of singing at night! They did special shows at the end of the week that the kids took part in! So fun!!!! The lodge was old and wood - a firetrap but charming and a wonderful large dining room! It also had a large wrap around veranda with loads of chairs and rockers to just sit and enjoy nature and the surroundings!!! A wonderful golf course too! A California treasure from the past!

The bathroom floor had water coming up through it, the place was questionable in its cleanliness…read moreand the hot tub was covered in algae. Employees weren't very nice either. Not a good experience at all!

July 26: Had an…read moreexcellent breakfast before the round. Golf course is in great shape. Extremely challenging course, need to go in with mindset to have fun and don't worry about score. Very beautiful scenery. The folks that work at the restaurant and pro-shop are top notch.

This was a very challenging picturesque golf course. Accuracy over distance for sure. Tricky pin…read moreplacements and fast greens. The clubhouse seemed nice and had a full bar and restaurant. The course was in excellent condition.

Hopefully my recent first visit ~ a most enjoyable yet all too brief 1-night, mid-week stay ~ will…read morenot be my last. Super friendly and helpful service from Ashley at the front desk upon check-in. She gave me a quick but thorough lay of the extensive land and I was off. Checked out my comfortable upstairs standard king room. The Inn is just two floors, two wings, accessible via an elevator and a single tall flight of stairs from a lovely, light lounge area just off the front desk in the main lobby (and end-of-wing stairways). My room was clean, properly appointed and icy cold upon arrival. The bed was comfortable with plentiful covers and a variety of pillows, although the towels could use a refresh. I headed away from the Inn and up the hill to the two other main buildings: Altitude, the recreation center housing Middle Fork Bistro + Bar, and the Frank Lloyd Wright Lodge, hosting FIFTY44 Restaurant & Bar, spa, pro shop and nice view at the top of the mountain (5,044' elevation). While these are all connected by walking trails, I simply didn't have the time to walk there and back from the Inn, so opted to drive up the hill. Maybe my least favorite part about the property, is having to leave the premises of the Inn to take in the majority of the amenities. But they are quite nice and worth the effort of a quick drive (or maybe the longer uphill walk to reach, time permitting). After taking in the view at the top, I spent most of my time at the rec center, Altitude. This place rocks! So many fun things packed into a single wonderful space. Notably, perhaps the best stream room I've ever enjoyed, tucked into the back bath/locker/shower room. Don't miss it! Also a nice fitness room, 20-seat theater, children's room, and game room with foosball, billiards and shuffleboard, assorted Wii games and large TVs, and hang space. Board games to check out at the building's front desk. I would happily return whenever I'm in the general vicinity!

Nakoma Resort is a beautiful property, and this was not my first stay here. The setting,…read morefacilities, and overall atmosphere are wonderful, which is why my recent experience was so disappointing. We arrived at night during a power outage. There were no lights available in the building, including no visible emergency lighting, and the elevators were not working. Our room was originally on the second floor, but because I have knee problems and cannot easily use stairs, the night staff member was very kind and helped us by finding a room on the ground floor. I truly appreciated her professionalism and willingness to help during a difficult situation. What left a negative impression was the interaction at checkout the next morning. Instead of acknowledging the inconvenience caused by the power outage, I felt as though we were expected to be grateful for being placed in a different room because it happened to be one of the resort's nicer accommodations. To be clear, the room change was necessary because of the resort's power issue, not a special favor. While the property itself remains beautiful, the lack of emergency lighting and the response from the front desk the following morning raise concerns about both guest safety and customer service. Unfortunately, after this experience, I'm not sure I would choose to stay here again. If this was other hotel chain I will be even refunded because the inconveniences!!

The staff and the ambiance is always on point here, not to mention the drinks and food. The fact…read morethey let people come by who are not staying here is a pretty good deal

This place is absolutely wonderful! The staff approached me and my dog out front after arriving and…read morespoiled him with a pup cup and dog treat. I was thrilled to see a STARBUCKS in the lobby. The room had a good working AC that helped with the 80+ degree weather. There was a mini fridge and 2 twin beds upstairs along with a quiet fan. The pillows were comfortable and didn't leave me with an earache like most hotel pillows do. The blankets were cozy and clean. I was happy to see the grounds maintained so I didn't worry too much about my dog getting foxtails in his paws. The pool area is pretty dope with lots of options to sunbathe or hide in the shade. I was skeptical about noise because our room was facing the street but it was really quiet. They have a brewery with decent snack options and a pool table. Prices were reasonable and food was good! I hope to return during a cooler time of year. So beautiful and peaceful with the option of a couple of small friendly towns to explore.

Love this course it was in beautiful condition as always ! The people are friendly and it's…read morehonestly my fav course and I've played many wonderful courses including PB. Whitehawk is my all time fav. We stay at the lodge and enjoy that very much . A+ goes out to Marcie s for a stop before you start the back nine ! Hot dogs sandwiches great drinks but mostly just a sweet person ! Marcie is so friendly and helpful! Hoping to get one more day of great golf in before winter and I live in beautiful Lake Tahoe! Whitehawk is prettier !

Note that the location on yelp is a little off regarding the course…read more This is one of the nicer courses I have played (vs all bay area public courses). I was first out at 8am, walked the course and played in less then 3 hours. The greens were amazing, fast and perfect. The course was in amazing shape. The staff was very accommodating and nice. At $125 to play, including cart, range balls and the round I felt it was expensive but worth it. They have pro v1's on the range so make sure to take a few warm up shots. The layout of the course is nice, hole 9 stuck out as one of my favorites, a drivable par 4 with a creak down the middle. All and all worth a drive if you are staying in Truckee or Reno and by the looks of it the best course in the area.