I golfed there in late June and found the course to be in great shape. We played the hills course…read moreand were pleasantly surprised of how beautiful the views were. Marshall Ken was very helpful with plenty of course knowledge and actually found one of my buddies lost clubs. I would recommend this course. Great staff. Thanks again Ken

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.

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.

Always a great experience the Marshall is always friendly , greens are in amazing condition, only…read morecomplaint is it's always over booked I understand that the business is trying to make as much money as possible but when I have a 4:00 tee time I expect that, not 15+ minutes after and then completely backed up 20 minute waits inbetween holes because the group in front of me is waiting for the group InFront of them to tee off

My husband and I golfed here and honestly it was great! We are beginners and liked that the holes…read moreare shorter. Greens were very well taken care of and the carts are really nice. We had a lot of fun and will definitely come back. Only thing is that they didn't have a driving range to warm up on but i believe they are building one as well as some more holes.

The course is in great shape! Prices are fair for the course. Love the nine and dine events.read more

Sierra Sage is on our annual rotation of golf courses to play when visiting the Reno-Sparks area…read more Fabulous fun experiences on this well-designed course through the years. Last week left us with a bad taste. The course let us play as a 5-some. We did pretty good on the front nine. Noticed the Marshall was following us. He even commented we were doing ok. Most of us are in our mid to late seventies. Yes, we slowed down a bit on the back nine, but tried our best to keep up with the folks in front. At the end of the round Mr. Marshall came over and gave us a loud scolding about our finishing time, threatening that we wouldn't be allowed to play there again - in front of the high school ladies' golf teams that were at the practice green. We did not say anything to not escalate the situation. Hopefully the Marshall can learn to be a little bit more discreet in these situations. We were shocked by the Marshall's aggressive attitude and I felt something had to be said. His attitude spoiled our enjoyable round that day. Btw, we were ok to split our group to two groups. With golf Marshalls like that it's a wonder how folks can enjoy their rounds at this very nice course. My guess is he was having a bad day. But please don't take it on the course's loyal customers Hope to visit again next year. Jose M.

Grand Bay was super fun and affordable! We went on a Sunday afternoon and there were plenty of bays…read moreopen. I would recommend bringing a glove if you have one.

First time to any sort of driving range. Pretty small spot, but the people also there seemed cool…read more Old man at the front desk was rude, other than that- decent experience.

I played D'Andrea on a quick trip to Reno yesterday. Tale of two courses. Front vs back…read more.. The front nine was kind of boring. Every hole was lined with leveled plots of land, waiting for the economy to pick up and homes to be built. So it really felt incomplete and lacked character. The front side was a back and forth design, with holes going up the steep hills, and then coming back down. I thought it was a little redundant at times. Every uphill hole looked and played very similar to each other. The fairways were in good shape, the rough was very thick, and the greens were well guarded by bunkers. But the empty lots were honestly, a buzzkill. The back nine was a different story. The design was a lot more spread out, and nice new homes filled each and every plot. The back was very hilly as well, and also incorporated a lot more water. This side was very enjoyable, and had a "Vegas" feel to it. I'm going to give D'Andrea a 3.75 rating. I liked it, and thought it had potential to be really cool if they ever build some homes on the front nine.

**Extremely Disappointing Experience and Poor Management**…read more My husband and I golfed here on Saturday, 8/15. The course was in decent shape overall, but hole 7 was closed for construction, and golfers were still charged full price. Unfortunately, the biggest issue came after I accidentally left one of my favorite clubs, my chipping club, on hole 9. I realized it was missing about a week later and returned to the course to retrieve it. That's when I learned that an employee, Juan, had openly admitted to taking my club home. He eventually brought it back on Monday, 8/31. However, when I returned to pick it up on Thursday, 9/3, I was told by Juan that the club had been donated because it had been there for over three weeks. How does this make any sense? An employee had already taken my club home, and now I'm being told it was donated before I could retrieve it. Where was it donated? At this point, I have serious concerns about how lost property is handled at this course. I contacted the manager, Dan, who was initially very responsive and seemed willing to help resolve the situation. Unfortunately, after I followed up, he stopped responding altogether. The lack of communication and accountability was extremely disappointing, especially after giving management the opportunity to make things right. Mistakes happen, and I understand that lost items can be difficult to keep track of. However, having an employee take a customer's golf club home, followed by being told it was donated, is completely unacceptable. Golf clubs are expensive, and golfers should be able to trust that their belongings will be handled appropriately. What makes this even more frustrating is that management had the opportunity to address the situation professionally but failed to follow through. Between the experience with my club, the lack of communication, and being charged full price for a course with a hole closed for construction, this was an incredibly disappointing experience from start to finish. I will not be golfing here again. I had hoped management would take this seriously and make things right, but unfortunately, that never happened. As a golfer, I would be very concerned hearing this story about any course, and I hope management takes a closer look at how its staff handles lost property and customer concerns.

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.

I love this local Duncan Course. The staff are kind. The course is in great shape. It has some…read morechallenging features (like well placed creeks throughout). Fairways are forgiving but sage brush will gobble up errant shots. The greens are challenging on this course. The course has no yardage markers so bring a gps or distance finder. I use Golfnow complete on my phone. Be careful on the tenth tee. A bad slice will hit the first house at about 200 yards. The resident there was quite unkind to me (I didn't even hit the ball) and accosted us because a ball hit his house. Also, they are enlarging the biker on 6, making an aggressive shot across both creeks even more risky!

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

On May 1st, my new husband and I had our reception here. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and…read morethe manager Josh took time out of his day to drive us to a wonderful spot on the course to get amazing pictures. We worked with Ruby when it came to setting up the venue and organizing everything and we couldn't have been more pleased. She was really sweet, helped with set up, and found some lovely extra things for us to use for decorating. Both my husband and I are quiet and shy, and we had wanted to have a quiet reception where we could kind of do our own thing. When we explained this to Ruby, she helped it happen. She and Josh would come and check in on us, to see if everything was going well, but mostly just let us do our own thing. Also, the food was amazing. From what I was told, the golf course cannot hold bigger receptions, but for anyone looking for a lovely spot with stunning views and amazing and friendly staff for a smaller reception, I cannot recommend Lakeridge enough. Both my husband and I were extremely pleased, and the reception was everything we hoped it would be.

I was disappointed with our experience at Lakeridge Golf Course. The course itself has a lot of…read morepotential, but the conditions and customer service really took away from the day. (We golfed on 11/9/26) On the front nine, the sprinklers were running on what felt like nearly every hole. On Hole 8, the sprinkler was actually spraying the tee box while we were trying to hit, which made it seem like the course wasn't ready for play. On top of that, I would have to dodge/time the sprinkler as it spun around my ball before I could hit it again. To make matters worse, there were construction crews working inside bunkers while golfers were actively playing the course. It's understandable that maintenance needs to happen, but having crews in play during a round isn't the experience you'd expect on a nice course. At the turn, they were already out of hot dogs, which was disappointing for a busy golf course. The beverage service also left a lot to be desired. The cart attendants weren't very friendly, and one of my friends was standing about 10 feet away trying to get their attention but was completely ignored. They were more into the conversation they were having with each other than good customer service. We gave the cart girl another chance at redemption but she still couldn't figure out how to greet us with a smile. We played with a group that typically golfs here. When we complained about the cart girl, he mentioned she's usually like that... Overall, the course layout is enjoyable, but between the sprinklers, construction, lack of food, and poor customer service, the experience didn't live up to expectations. I hope management addresses these issues because the course has the potential to be much better. If you want a great golf experience, go to Red Hawk!

The best and most reliable arcade and family fun center in Reno. All the games and prizes you could…read morewant with bowling, mini golf, pool and go karts all right next to the water park. Great service, they are quick to fix machines and provide credit if there are any errors, and the food is surprisingly good!

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.