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The way courses used to be: no attitude, everybody friendly, including the other golfers, course is in fine shape and the greens are excellent. Every hole is different as they all meander along the Carson River.
Lots of history here, views are insane and so are the prices...my new favorite spot, hands down, and I'm an hour away. Very pleasant and relaxing, from the folks working there -great little restaurant too- to the course itself. Where have I been?

Red Hawk is in incredible shape. If you've played a bit locally, you know this summer has been crazy hot and windy with the added condition of very smoky. By September, the grass is hot, tired and usually worn out. How they have kept it in such great shape here is a credit to their staff. I plan on playing a bunch more; friendly folks and a great course.

Next to the oldest settlement in the Silver State,
Genoa Lakes encompasses the grandeur of the western slopes of Lake Tahoe to the west, a wonderful wetlands that runs throughout the course and opens up the Carson Valley to the east with ranches and classic Nevada communities that still linger with one boot in the past.
Stunning views and a stunning course, every hole seems completely different than the last one or the next one; great condition and very challenging, from the water hazards, to the bunker placements, to the layout of the hole itself.
The Clubhouse looks like a Victorian mansion from a distant era - beautiful design inside and out, natural wood throughout and original painting of golf history and mountain mystery. Can't wait to play again; this place is pure class.

Wildcreek is a very interesting course: some pretty challenging ups and downs, great views, price is reasonable and the course is in pretty good shape for the shape this part of the world is in - worst drought of all time...I've played here forever and although it's not one of the top courses in town, it's pretty close and every bit as much fun and challenging. You don't want to walk it unless you've seen it: then decide.