Incline Village Golf Course

We are residents of Incline Village and the course itself is beautiful and well maintained. We patronized the course today as my high school age son was looking for somewhere to obtain additional practice and it’s super convenient as it’s located in our subdivision.
To start the day off (at a later tee time), Judy at the front desk had a difficult time maintaining focus to get us checked in even though we previously registered on line and thought we had confirmed our reservation (we had our confirmation number). She was unable to provide us with service as she was discussing her previous game with other patrons and was unable to explain why our reservation wasn’t completed on line although we had a confirmation number.
We paid to rent two carts as my husband and myself (even though we were told that morning it was free of charge) as we were spectating because my son doesn’t yet have a drivers license to operate a cart by himself. While on the course my husband drove us up to one of the holes on a hill where my son was putting at as we were spectating (we did not drive on the green). When we proceeded to the next hole we were approached by a man that stated his name is Taylor (who was also golfing ahead of us) and runs the place. He told us being that close to the green was absurd. Our cart never entered the green area yet he felt the need to stop and explain this. We assume that he was «flexing» as he was playing with four of his friends and perhaps this made him appear important. Perhaps he should have flexed his authority when one of his compadres peed in the wood right in front of us!
As residents, Incline Village is super convenient, however we would rather spend our money elsewhere and you may want to consider this as well, We will choose to patronize a course where we feel our business matters, We felt nothing short of an imposition today.

I had my bachelor party here the day before Memorial Day. The course was in beautiful shape. I don’t golf too regularly, but this course is very nice in my opinion. The holes are a little close together at times, but there is the right mixture of hills, flats, trees, and water (I would know, I got to see plenty of it). The price was right at $ 140/​foursome with carts. Everyone had a great time, and the rain held off until the last group was on the 18^th hole.

Disclaimer: I «golf» maybe 2 times a year. Hence the quotes around the word ‘golf’. Just enough times to keep my pretentious status current.
Played 18 on a Friday afternoon with a group of friends. Not a bad place to play. Felt pretty low key. One of our knuckle heads was about 15 min late, but the course was flexible about our tee time — by course, I refer to both the course staff as well as the patrons behind us. Maybe we just hit the slot when the cool people were out and about, and the normal type ranging the course are pretentious like me.
No frills club house. Nice little practice area for putting and the chip and putt, stuff. Couldn’t find a driving range — don’t think they have one nearby. Fairways and greens were in pretty good shape — though, it has been fairly wet this Spring. Lots of trees. Lots of water in the back nine — shoudl be called the Soggy Nine. Very little sand. Fairways were a mix of widths. A couple of holes require a decent drive to get to the fairway [again, I probably should be hitting from the ladies’ box … but I have too much ego]. Good variety across the 18 holes.
A couple of things I didn’t like: no driving range; ground in the tee box was extremely hard — broke many tees simply trying to set up the ball; several holes have a main road driving along side or across and along side the fairway; the snack bar out on the course was closed on a Friday afternoon and accessing the club house for a snack in between 9 and 10 required a bit of a drive … in the cart; and, two of the larger ponds /​lakes sorrounding a few of the holes had an abundance of dead fish floating along the shore — not a deal killer, but definitely not appealing.
The course is not close to anything. But, again, that’s not unusual for good golf courses. The topography is hilly. The scenary can be pretty. It was an enjoyable afternoon.