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.

Greedy ownership, mediocre golf -- skip it…read more Red Hawk is a rip-off. Since Troon took over in 2020, the place has gone to hell. They have the audacity to charge $115-$160 a round in the morning for conditions that get smoked by Wolf Run and Lakeridge -- courses that play better and cost literally half the price. And now? They're bulldozing the Lakes course to slap houses on it. The same land homeowners paid a premium to live next to for the views and the golf. Families built their lives around this course and Troon is paving it over so a bunch of private-equity suits can cash out. No loyalty. No respect. No shame. This isn't a golf resort anymore -- it's a cash grab in a polo shirt. Take your money literally anywhere else. Wolf Run, Lakeridge, the muni down the street, your buddy's backyard with a wiffle ball. Anywhere but here. Don't reward this garbage.

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.

This is a review of the 9 hole par 3 course at Wildcreek, also known as the executive course…read more It is nice that we have a 9 hole course that we don't need a tee time to play. Once you pay the reasonable rate you line up at the first tee and take your turn. You can walk the course or rent a cart. I usually walk it and it is a good way to get some exercise. Play usually moves at a good pace and it shouldn't take more than two hours to play. The course is in fairly good condition considering it is a very popular and gets a lot of play. The average hole distance is about 150 yards. The longest hole is about 210 yards. If you don't want to spend 5 to six hours playing 18 holes this is a great alternative.

Awful experience!! They claim to promote kids but were such jerks when we tried to bring my 5 year…read moreold with us. Will never be back here, and being a native Nevadan I've golfed here for years. Very disappointing.

This golf course is well maintained. Their prices for 9 hole and 18 hole are definitely fairly…read morepriced. Their carts are in great condition! The views were way better than I anticipated seeing that they are located in stead! It was very beautiful. The employees were all friendly and very helpful. I will for sure be playing here again!

Sierra Sage was a great find when I was getting into golf three years ago…read more I had taken some lessons and was looking for a good practice area before my next lesson and feel like I hit the jackpot with SS. The practice chipping and putting area complete with bunkers as well as a short par three and natural grass driving range are the absolute best for working on your game. The prices for a round of golf are affordable and they keep the course in really good condition, especially considering the high desert climate. The Bar!!! Wow the prices are good, the food is good and the drinks are crazy cheap. Sierra Sage makes golfing affordable and their staff is some of the friendliest people. One word of caution for women; there isn't much of an advantage from the forward tees, but this is still a fun course to play

Here on a Friday night as the sun was going down, so got some nice shade. We brought our own clubs…read moreand payed $25 for 100 balls. There is a 20% discount for locals, but they don't tell you, so don't forget to ask for it. I didn't realize how popular this range is. While we were there, there was a steady flow of people coming and going. Parking lot across the range was full, but we found parking not far away. There are also drinks and snacks available. Fun time!!

Cheap and easy like me! lol this is killing top golf! Can't beat the prices at all ... only…read moredownside the bathroom is inside the casino

nice track in excellent shape but the green fees are way out of line. if they dropped them to 40…read morethey would be booked solid but it appears they are gonna take the same route as red hawk and overcharge until they dont make a profit new par 3 course and 9 hole opening at wildcreek that wont charge these rates and will be top notch hopefully Deandrea will realize this and be competitive because it is a nice track.

Members are controlling the play of us who pay way too much for a 9 hole course. Owner doesn't seem…read moreto care. No cameras in the parking lot. Someone hit the rear of my guests new Rivian with a golf cart. Cart boy said it was probably a member, but couldn't prove it. Many more quality courses in town to play. I won't go back.

Quality/Quantity - My wife is a regular customer here. Got…read moreanother golf bag for her brother. Overall good selections. Golf simulators. 600 square feet putting green. Ladies night. Atmosphere - Decent size location. Plenty of mall parking. Open 7 days a week from 9am or 10am to 5pm, 6pm, or 7pm. See their website or Yelp. Service - 6 stars on this trip. James and Doc were great. Thank you Doc for helping my wife with the perfect bag. And for getting it for her at the right price. Thank you James for being so friendly and surprising my wife with a present. Happy holidays to all. Lessons available. Fittings available. Price - $200; other places sell this bag for $350. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2022. Again, we are already regular customers.

It gets worse. Can it?! Yup. . …read more UPDATE: I Tried to Let This Go. They Didn't. After my original review about being sold a "custom" set that turned out to be badly fitted with mismatched shafts, I honestly planned to move on--especially if the shop would just pick up the phone and try to make it right. I called. More than once. No call back. No email. Nothing. If they had contacted me, I would have gladly updated--or even removed--my original review and said they stood behind their work. Instead, here we are, and things got worse. When I went to sell the clubs, the buyer pointed out: Two 50° wedges in the set (one graphite shaft, one steel). Why? What I thought was a 45° wedge is the exact same loft as my pitching wedge. So yes--I was sold two pitching wedges as well. Add that to the already mismatched shafts and bad fitting, and this "custom set" is a mess. And still: no response from the shop after multiple attempts to reach them. --- Lessons? Also a bust. I sent my wife here for an 8-week lesson package. When we finally played together, I immediately noticed her grip was way off. I asked her about it--she said, "We never talked about grip. He just kept telling me to swing." Grip is Golf 101. After eight weeks? Come on. When we addressed it in person, the instructor finally said, "Let's take a look at your grip," like it was new information. My wife also told me he was flirtatious, pushy, and that on more than one session he smelled like liquor. She was uncomfortable. We stopped going. --- Bottom line: I gave them a chance. They didn't take it. This follow-up exists because they never tried to fix the problem. Between the botched club build, zero follow-through, and questionable instruction, I can't recommend this place for fittings or lessons. Buyer beware.

This is not a review critical of the course. The course was beautiful and very playable…read more We drove 60+ miles to get to Wolf Run from Graeagle. Our courses up here are closed for winter and we make several golf road-trips to the Reno/Carson area during the winter to play golf. Four of us were looking forward to playing at Wolf Run. I had to PRE PAY to book the tee time, which I was not pleased about doing, but I know this is common from golf courses "managed" by groups like Duncan Golf. An hour before we were to leave on our road-trip, one of our guys texted and said he was very ill and wasn't going to make the trip. No problem I thought. I'm sure Wolf Run AKA Duncan Golf would be able to issue a refund, a voucher for a future round or something so I would not be out $65. We arrived and the golf shop employee greeted us. After giving him our tee time info, I stated that one of our guys was sick and couldn't make it. He didn't even look at me and stated flatly "It's prepaid." I asked if there was a way to receive a refund. The golf shop robot repeated "It's prepaid." He moved around the counter and was looking out the window to grab our cart numbers when my buddy in the shop with me said, "There's nothing you can do?" Shockingly (not) we received "It's prepaid" again. We went out and had a great round on a gorgeous day. Unfortunately, the cloud of stink from Duncan Golf and the golf shop robot remained beyond our round. Thank you for nothing Duncan Golf. You kept my $65 for no product/service provided. No more trips to Wolf Run. I know you don't care, but maybe others who read this review might.

I've played Wolf Run several times, and the course layout never disappoints. Challenging but…read morerewarding with plenty of variety. Only wish the weather was a little cooler out here... Lol

Drove out and played this local Reno couse when others were closed due to weather. Fun course that…read moreoffers some challenges but is not difficult to play. Enjoyed all the natural surroundings making it more enjoyable to play. Conditions of the course were well-maintained with undulating fairways and moderate to fast greens. The signature par-3 15th hole was amazing and standing on the tee box was breathtaking. This should be a must play golf course when in town and the 19th hole was also friendly and attentive making the experience that much better.

Lakeridge Golf Course is one of the premier public golf courses in Reno, Nevada. Located in the…read morescenic foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, it offers stunning views of both the city of Reno and the surrounding natural landscape. Their Signature Hole is the par-3 15th, where golfers must play a shot over a large, picturesque lake onto an island green, offering both beauty and challenge.

Everything was amazing, it was colorful and child friendly everything was super fun and I would…read moretotally come again but the only huge downside was the food, DON'T EAT HERE...the food was not worth 35 dollars for a burrito and 8 chips, and a patty melt that's just onions and a handful of stale fries. I hate to leave a bad review at such a fun place. If you are looking to stay a long time be ready to bring your own lunch.

This place look so much fun plus they close late. The workers here are nice and friendly. I got the…read more3 attraction bundle and it comes with 60 credits for arcade. If I don't use it all that day I purchased it I can save it and come back. I don't like how the go kart stops when someone spins out. I guess it's for safety reasons. The mini golf out door was pretty interesting. Before you go out they have a machine you scan your card to pick what golf ball color you want.