Nevada County

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Courses

• Lake of the Pines Golf Course - 18 hole Par 71
• Ponderosa Golf Course
• Coyote Moon Golf Course
• Alta Sierra Country Club
• DarkHorse Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
• Nevada County Country Club
• Lake Wildwood Golf Course
• Old Greenwood Golf Course - 18 hole Par 72
• The Golf Club at Gray's Crossing - 18 hole Par 72
• Prescott Country Club
• Tahoe Donner Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to golf in Nevada County without breaking the bank?

We always recommend spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) for the ideal Nevada County golf trip. You'll find comfortable temperatures, vibrant scenery, and often better green fees than the peak summer months. Plus, the courses are typically in fantastic shape.

What kind of golf experience can I expect from Nevada County's courses, and are they beginner-friendly?

Nevada County offers a delightful mix of tree-lined, rolling fairways that demand accuracy, often with stunning Sierra foothill views. While some courses present a good challenge, many are quite welcoming for all skill levels, focusing more on enjoyable play than punishing difficulty. Expect well-maintained public courses with a friendly, local vibe.

How do the green fees in Nevada County compare to other California golf destinations, and what's the value like?

You'll find Nevada County offers excellent value for your golf dollar, generally more affordable than coastal California or Lake Tahoe resort courses. Expect to pay anywhere from $50-$100 for a prime weekend round, often including a cart, making it a budget-friendly option for quality golf. The experience far outweighs the cost here.

What's unique about the atmosphere and amenities around Nevada County's golf courses?

Unlike big resort areas, Nevada County's golf scene is wonderfully laid-back and community-focused. You'll often find charming, unpretentious clubhouses, friendly staff, and a genuine local feel, perfect for unwinding after your round. Don't miss exploring the historic towns like Grass Valley and Nevada City for great food and local breweries.

Are there any specific course types or signature holes I should look out for in Nevada County?

Absolutely, you'll encounter some fantastic mountain-style layouts that truly integrate with the natural terrain. Keep an eye out for dramatic elevation changes, challenging doglegs around mature oaks, and signature par-3s with breathtaking views of the surrounding foothills - they're truly memorable.