Cool course in Regional park.
-great accurate signage throughout course made for easy navigation
-next tee signs on every hole
-great elevation change
-nice mix of short, technical holes and long holes
-a couple pretty epic views of the mountains and lake
-trash cans on nearly every hole
-areas to sit/benches at every tee box

Not many cons. Parking fee if you're not a local.

This course was definitely cool and I will come back. There are quite a few really sweet challenging holes here, but felt there was a good amount of "filler" holes as well. Challenging layout but felt it lacked the epic experience of other Tahoe courses. This would be a great home course, but I was expecting a little more for some reason.

- Nice Hole Placement
- Easy navigation (Next tee pointers on trees were a good touch.)
- Not a lot of elevation
- Short walks to next hole
- Amazing trees
- Love a good pond hole

- Hike up to hole 1 is not long, but it is interesting that that it would not just start at 10.
- Missing signs

Only played back nine holes and 1.
- Signs were missing on all but 17 and 18. This could be due to winter.

Nice layout with a good use of the land provided.
Teeboxes were provided with signs to show hole locations.

Signs showed hold locations however they didnt highlight the current pin placement
Having never played the course before I had some challenges finding the next hole. I enjoyed most of the holes especially the 17th however I wasn't a huge fan of the lackluster 18th hole. I thought they could have used the landscape versus just throwing down a road to get you back to the first hole.

Overall this course wasn't as scenic as Zephyr Cove but it did provide a good challenging course within striking distance from Reno

Very scenic course. Lots to do in the area. Camping close by.

Parking fee if not local.

Typical Craig Getty course. Great variety and set up very logically. Good mix of tight holes and power holes. Very scenic. Check out #17 signature hole. Second best hole in Tahoe vicinity after #15 at Zephyr. Worth the visit. Discers need to do the Tahoe loop, a number of very good courses. Enjoy!

Such a beautiful site, great elevation changes, and some epic holes. It's going to be a challenge for all but the best players the first time you play it, but it's definitely a course that will reward return visits.

Bring a map! Especially the front 9, holes 4-6 or so, can be very difficult to follow. There are worn footpaths to the next tee, but there are so many little paths that it's hard to know where to go next.

Great place to lose some discs because the brush is so thick! I just wish I lived closer to enjoy this awesome set.

It was a good challenging course and one that I would recommend for the more advanced players. It took a lot of creativity and skill to find clean lines to the basket. The baskets were good quality and so were the tee pads. Multiple pins with Signage are always a plus too. So were the bathrooms and drinking fountain midway through the course.

Wasn't fan of 18 which played excessively long when other pin locations seemed available.

We hiked/mountain biked from Regency which was a quarter mile north of the course. It was closer to our accomodations and saved us the parking fee. Plus we enjoyed the hike.

*Good layout -- the holes flow nicely from basket to tee.
*Nice variety - a few long holes, a lot of short ones, challenging approaches guarded by trees. Some doglegs left, some right.
*Great map -- someone did a really nice job of creating a map with an aerial photograph.
*Hole 17 has a great view of lake tahoe
*Hole 18 is a nice finishing hole

*Terrain -- this is not my favorite terrain for disc golf. A lot of low slung bushes (manzanita I am told) that make it hard to find your disc. And a lot of the holes don't really have fairways per se.
*We couldn't find the basket on hole 6 -- supposed to be a really long one across the soccer field.
*The altitude definitely got to me, not so much while playing but afterwards. Definitely drink a lot of water while you are out there.

*Not an amazing course, but definitely worth playing. And I think it would be more fun the second time now that I know the lay of the land and am used to the vegetation.

Nice pads, beautiful scenery - goes without saying in Tahoe. New baskets.

Next to zero markers. If you haven't played this course before, here's what you do: I took a photo of the very nice course map at the course entrance on my phone and man, am I glad I did. Without being able to reference the photo, I would have been completely lost - it is not intuitive.

Overall a great course. Nice people out there and plenty of other activities - from soccer to basketball to baseball to playgrounds. The course is only 15 minutes from Tahoe City.