The Legend Course, designed by Arnold Palmer, is a traditional layout featuring mild undulations and extensive bunkering. The course is nestled into the foothills of Southwest Reno overlooking the entire Reno valley. Championship tees stretch to 7,310 yards, while offering an unbeatable combination of scenic beauty and diverse challenge.
A longtime area favorite, the signature hole is the par 3, 15th. It plays up to 220 yards with a 120-foot drop from elevated tee to island green. Measuring 6,703 yards from the championship tees, it requires strategy and precise shot making. Its unique blend of demanding golf and astonishing views keep it highly rated.
775-747-7577
Called the "St. Andrews of the Sierra," this course offers challenging Scottish links-style golf in a high desert setting. Lush green is surrounded by Nevada sagebrush as it winds through canyons and arroyos. Gold Magazine named it one of 1989's best new public courses and it hosted the Ben Hogan Reno Open in '91 and '92 and U.S. Open qualifying tournaments.
775-626-6000
Opened in 1997, The Springs Course is an 18-hole championship layout by Robert Trent Jones Jr., appropriately named with water on numerous holes. The par 3, 17th is one of the signature holes, featuring a long carry over water. A $6 million complex includes a golf shop recently named in the Top 100 by Golf Shop Operations Magazine, a gourmet restaurant & sports bar, and one of Nevada's leading golf learning centers.
775-857-2892
Golfers of all abilities enjoy this 18-hole links-style course. The property covers 160 acres of federally protected wetlands that provide food, water and shelter to an abundance of wildlife and waterfowl. The user-friendly design includes tee boxes ranging from 5,082 yards to 6,693 yards and panoramic mountain views. Annual host site for the Reno/Sparks City Amateur Golf Championship.
775-673-3100
Overlooking Reno, Wildcreek pits your skill against rolling meadows and water hazards on the front nine, while testing your stamina with high desert on the back. A variety of challenges is this course's signature with sidehill, uphill and downhill lies, while water comes into play throughout with six lakes and a creek. It has also hosted a PGA Senior Tour tournament on three occasions.
775-851-3301
The home of the University of Nevada golf teams, Wolf Run opened in Spring 1998. The course features both opportunity and demand off the tees, skilled approach shots and a deft putting touch on large, fast greens. The traditional layout plays well in its natural setting and features rolling hillsides and picturesque views of the Sierra and downtown Reno. There's four teeing areas stretching from 5,294 yards to 6,936 yards, and water on 15-holes.