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

I've been coming to this place for years. Years before they closed and let me tell you, it's been…read morean exciting wait to have the place back open. At least that was the case until the other day... just like the most recent yelp review I just read; I experienced something similar. An absolute jerk off behind the desk. Some guy in a polo and ball cap. The blonde guy that worked there before they closed was an absolute gentleman. He was the best. Now you've got these guys in there that think they can belittle you. I asked a simple question and the hat dude decides to be a jacka** and give me a smart a** answer. I'm not coming to your business to give you my money if you're going to act that way. You sir have absolutely no right to talk or treat people that way. This place claims to be a First Tee course yet all I see is retired folk, not a single kid enjoying or learning the game of Golf. Pretty disappointing and to be honest, probably won't be back until things improve. I'll save my time, money, and go elsewhere; where people show other people respect, especially paying customers. Management better do better cause this is a poor way to reopen the course. I am a grown man, not a child so treat me as such!

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!

This place is simply amazing and the owner Evan is an outstanding host and very helpful when it…read morecomes to learning about the technicalities of the Trackman system. Opted in for the unlimited membership and plan to spend a lot of time here. From the graphics to the clean relaxing atmosphere this place is a definite go to for the beginner golfer and or pro! Good job Golflab24. See ya soon

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

Gorgeous Course, Great Starter -- But the Marshall? Not So Much…read more Wolf Run Golf Club in Reno is a beautiful track. The course is well-manicured, the layout is fun and challenging, and the scenery makes for a great day of golf. There were a few wet spots in some of the flat areas, but nothing unexpected -- and certainly nothing that took away from the round. The grounds crew is clearly doing great work. I also want to give a big shoutout to the starter at the first tee -- she was absolutely fantastic. Professional, courteous, and helpful. Despite the courses routine of overbooking and under delivering she was amazing. One of the women in our group was running late, and instead of holding up the tee sheet, the starter made the smart call to send us out as a threesome so we could keep things moving. That's the kind of common-sense approach and customer service that makes a difference. Eventually, the fourth player caught up -- and she, along with another woman we were paired with, were playing golf for one of the very first times. Everyone has a first day, right? And on the course, you can either embrace that, encourage them, and help them enjoy the game... or you can yell, belittle, and embarrass them -- like the marshal chose to do. Knowing we were paired with beginners, we made it a point to let two faster groups play through, even when I felt we probably didn't need to, but wanted to be absolutely courteous. Both groups later found us in the clubhouse and thanked us, saying we handled it perfectly and showed real class. That feedback mattered -- because clearly, no one from course management was interested in hearing it. Despite our efforts to maintain pace and be respectful, the marshal approached us mid-round -- loud, confrontational, and unwilling to listen. He began with telling us we were two holes behind. When we explained the situation -- two first-timers, 2 groups being waved through, and us helping them navigate the game -- his response was, "Doesn't matter. Have fun faster." That's not helpful. It's not professional. And it sure as hell isn't how you grow the game. We were never behind pace except for a brief moment when we stopped the cart girl for drinks and a group caught up -- and we immediately let them play through. We're open to suggestions if we truly did something wrong, but from where we stood, we played responsibly, kept the game moving, and respected those around us. The marshal's behavior was unnecessary and completely out of line. It seems that many of the poor reviews for this course have a common thread: overbooking and aggressive marshals. That was our experience too -- and that's a shame, because Wolf Run has all the ingredients to be a truly top-tier experience. If the staff showed the same professionalism and good judgment as the starter, this review would be five stars without hesitation. But until the culture among marshals shifts from confrontational to constructive, those extra stars stay in the bag.

Our family was vacationing from ca and found this amazing indoor PB place !!!…read more The facility is huge with 9 courts , clean and cool !!! We were able to play with the advanced group Tues and Thur 11-2 !! The owner of the place Will is a high level player and great attitude!!! The staffs at the front are friendly!!! We had great competitive fun games !!! What a gem in Reno !!! If you love Pickleball, the 3rd Shot is the place to go !!!!

Quality/Quantity - What a cool discovery. I just bought my…read morefirst pickleball set (not from here), but I still have not opened the package. Pickleball is still a cool healthier alternative to tennis. I am also getting back into tennis soon (I hope). Against my wife's wishes, I just bought 4 rackets to leave at my daughter's courts. My wife knows I "waste" money buying stuff I never use... My buddy who plays in League (not here) and who is younger than me (a day or two, lol) is really passionate about this sport. He is traveling the US just to play! I doubt that I will ever get that serious, I just want and need to exercise more, to offset my drinking and eating, lol. I will see him soon and share/discuss this place. Full bar, small kitchen/menu, etc. Self service beer taps. Very small "pro shop," merchandise, etc. Atmosphere - Cool new facility. Decent size, 28k square feet. Controlled environment. It is way too hot to be playing outside. Plenty of mall parking. Open 7 days a week, 6am to 10pm. Service - Good, welcoming. Price - $68 monthly or $672 annual membership + additional costs; see pictures or website. Expensive. Many different pricing models, see website. Pricing for non member drop ins also, etc. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since November 11, 2024 and to your 6 "partnership" locations.

This was an awesome event. I got tickets to the Tito's tent. It was my first time watching golf in…read moreperson, I didn't know quite what to expect. It was a lot more fun than expected. The event itself was very well organized. Shuttles ran to and from Galena High School for the connivence of the guests. If you had the preferred parking at the actual event then another shuttle was available for you to use. The Tito's Tent was awesome. It was well put together, plenty of shade and some great drinks. I got the raspberry mojito, which was flavorful and not overly boozy. My friend got the makers ginger drink, both were perfect for a hot day. One thing that was fun with tent was since it was over looking the 9th hole you got a great view of the golfers. Also tvs were set up inside to watch the progress too. It was an extremely nice event. I would definitely go back to next years.

PGA tour spot - doesn't bring in the real big names, but gives you a nice taste…read more Barracuda sponsors this stop on the PGA tour at the private course of Montreux on the way to Lake Tahoe. The course wraps in and around large multi million dollar houses and gorgeous thick pine timberland. There are stands with seating - only in certain areas. So you may wish to bring a light weight folding chairs or small cushion to sit on. Cool bet is to score a VIP ticket to one of the many private viewing areas that cater food, drinks, cool restrooms and fabulous views. You are allowed a pretty free reign of walking around the course to see any player or hole you wish to watch. The venue doesn't seem to packed and front row viewing is easy to get. I can't imagine how elbow to elbow the bigger stops must be. For those without VIP tickets, there were a couple of food trucks available and booths selling cocktails, beer and water. Simple parking at Galena High and a 10 minute shuttle up Mt Rose drops you right if at the 10th hole and the center of the tournament with out any effort. Great way to spend a day if you enjoy golf

This is a fun little 9-hole course in a beautiful setting. Many holes have a valley or canyon…read morebetween the tee box and the green, so your shots must be accurate for distance. The greens are not flat, which makes them challenging. It is a walking course because they don't have riding carts. There are a lot of steep hills between the holes, so you need to be in decent physical shape to get around. The ninth hole was under construction when we played, so we had to play hole #1 twice. The variety of wildlife there adds a feeling of being out in nature. I am not local to Reno, but I look forward to playing Canyon 9 again next time I'm in the area.

My kids love junior tennis at Reno Tennis Center! I started taking my daughter (5 yo) to a camp…read moreduring the summer, and after it was over she asked about playing more tennis so much that we enrolled her, and her little brother (3.5 yo) as well. Currently they are learning to play in class with Coach Randy. He is wonderful with younger kids like mine. He makes the class so fun, but still teaches important foundational skills. My kids look forward to attending every week, and I love getting them outside to get their energy out. I am so happy there is such a wonderful tennis program for kids at this age!

Great place for tennis and pickleball. We had a great time playing pick up games here. The courts…read moreare in good condition and people were nice. Randy was very helpful.