Shadethrower

that continues a quirky existence and manifold challenges...it all breaks to the Cow Palace....

A great SLT golf value without diving into the Carson Valley. Slick greens with some strategic challenges getting to them. POP needs some serious improvements.

Get a grip somewhere else if you are a single! I play a course that has been hosting REAL Championships for decades and single can make advance tee times as a single golfer. But not this uppity course that has never hosted a REAL Championship. Over priced and hideous customer service for golfers who don't come in large or small groups. If you vacation in the region and want to play as a single golfer, I suggest the Carson Valley courses for values and South Lake Tahoe course for convenience if you stay in the southern portions of the lake. Just blow this place off....there is far better to be found with far more golfer friendly tee time terms and costs. Crimminy, Lakewood even permits advanced tee time for singles and has even more beautiful vistas than these pompus Incline courses!

I appreciate this Jack Fleming layout on so many levels of golf appreciation. Much more than what meets the eyes. Was truly appreciative of the tree shadows of hundreds of golf balls on the right side of the first fairway. A splendid installation!!! Lift back the historical covers on these challenges and much is both revealed and rumoured.

A relatively tame layout with some scoring opportunities and five testy par-3d.

Wind up as is most often the afternoons at Poplar. Green running well. Tee boxes and fairways dry and decent. A good walking value without a lot of distinction.

Tee boxes, yes, they need work. Wet conditions have kept the rough up and the fairway flowers aplenty. Like the course but have never ever lost so many golf balls on good shots. Hope they can get the mowers out soon.

This course should close when they decide to host a high school golf tournament. Not put people out behind the teams. It took 90 minutes to play the first three holes!!!

Given the nearby alternatives, Metro is often the first choice. Standard links challenges such as wind and briny air prevail throughout the round. Green complexes are loaded with movement. A good choice when you do not what to go too far for an enjoyable round.

SGGC is a wonderful place to play a round of golf. Definitely public links standards at a relatively higher standard than most public courses in a beautiful setting.

Tilden GC is a tight driving course with generally long rounds. Elevation changes make pulling the right club difficult at times, especially if the wind is up. Greens were in good shape. Beverage cart was present a few time. Although the course is not long overall, the long par threes make up for the short par fours. Drainage is a problem during the wet months.