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.

Nice course. Very fair and is in good shape. Green roll nicely…read more Bonus: stopped to get a bite to eat at the restaurant onsite. Food was good. I highly recommend both golf and restaurant!

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.

The vibe there is amazing. With their Hotshots, golf range it brings a very fun and casual…read moreatmosphere. The course is in spectacular condition. Holes are well laid out and challenging. The natural mountain contours are accentuated by the routing of this beautiful track. Definitely a must play.

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!

I didn't stay here, but I lost my dog in the area and she was last seen around this resort. I cant…read moretell you how amazing, supportive, and kind the staff here has been. A staff that goes above and beyond for someone who isn't a guest deserves more than 5 stars. Thank you to everyone who is still searching for our baby! She is still close to the resort. (which looks amazing, and you should definitely stay there).

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.

Fun target golf course. You almost have to make a decision on whether to lay up or go for it on…read moremost holes, decision, decisions. Most greens are elevated with false front so it is quite challenging, which I love. It is tucked away from highway 80, quiet and peaceful. Price: $85 via teeoff.com Cooler: yes Comfort station: good and clean

Last night, 7/2/2025, we had dinner at FIFTY44. The restaurant was 50% full when we were seated at…read more6:30. My sides were cool, but my steak was excellent and my husband's order was perfect. The issue is the incredibly poor service. It took over 30 mins to get our drinks, over and hour to get our meal. The table next to us mentioned that it took 45 mins to get their bottle of wine. Both tables agreed had the server communicated they were short staffed and acknowledged us during our wait it we would have felt better about the situation. We were at Longboards last week and they had just let a few employees leave early since they were not busy. Then the rush arrived. Our busboy brought us water and explained that they were a short staffed, but the server would get to us as soon as she could. Dinner took a bit longer than expected, but it was within a reasonable time frame. The one server and busboy were very attentive and our three cocktails arrived quicly each time we ordered. When paying our bill we complimented the service and noticed that the restaurant was full and there was only one server and one busboy. She mentioned that the busboy was the manager and he steps in anytime help is needed. Nakoma management needs to visit Longboards and take a lesson back home.

Don't let the website fool you. All the amenities are scattered throughout their property and are…read moreNOT walking distance. Their "lodge" is better described as a clean, quiet convenience hotel. I completely agree with other reviews - who thought a window in the bathroom was a good idea? My roommate used the bathroom in the night and the light woke me up! Stupid design! The pool, fitness center, and casual dining are in a building about 1 mile up the road. Unfortunately, they don't open early so the in-room Keurig coffee maker is all you have. We were there for a 2-day golf tournament played at Graeagle and Plumas Pines with a 7:30am check-in, so we had to drive to Portola to find a place for to-go breakfast and coffee. We had to double back to the golf course. Nothing in this area is close. Cars are a must, so if someone is golfing early and takes your only car, the rest of you are stranded! Up the hill further is the main lodge. The beamed ceiling room in all their photos is their restaurant. The food was very good. Local vacationers shared it is one of the two really good restaurants in the area (Iron Door is the other, btw.) Get an early reservation if you want to sit outside or at a view table. More than 1/3 of the tables don't have a view. The bar, adjacent to the pro shop in that building is tiny and has no view at all. Not much of a 19th hole! It appeared most golfers rejoin their families by the pool, where the casual dining/bar is. The pro shop for the Dragon had lots of souvenirs and men's golf merch. There was very little women's golf merch. Nakoma appears more interested in selling lots. There are a number of gates to neighborhoods that appear empty. If this area develops, they have plans for a Market on the property, but it's TBD. If you are used to mid to high end resorts, it will disappoint. If you want a clean non-rustic hotel room, this place works. All the other local options are either very rustic or vacation rentals.

The rooms are not "user friendly ", e.g.: the beds don't have box springs, the mattresses sit on…read morethe floor, making it difficult to access. The television is difficult to navigate and a user guide is not provided. The most disturbing part is that we were not given a bill summary at checkout because "their printer wasn't working". When we returned home we found an unrecognizable charge on our bill. We tried to contact the Lodge but no one returned our call so we filed a complaint with our bank. The whole experience was very frustrating.

Dope place! Cool staff. Would get married here again. The property is beautiful and peaceful: the…read morerooms are stylish and comfortable. Everything is perfect and a great getaway while also being close enough to civilization. Also Savannah is the best!

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.