Lake Tahoe
Genoa Lakes Lakes Course
Carson Valley / mountain-view public golf
Genoa Lakes is a practical pressure valve. Use it when price, availability, or South Shore routing makes sense. Do not sell it as the Tahoe headline.
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Genoa Lakes is a practical pressure valve. Use it when price, availability, or South Shore routing makes sense. Do not sell it as the Tahoe headline.
Best for
South Shore add-on, value control, and groups willing to leave the lake basin
Watch out
It is Tahoe-area, not lakefront Tahoe
How to play it
Useful play
Course intelligence
What you need to know
Strengths
- Better value
- Open valley setting
- Easier fit for some South Shore routes
Watch-outs
- Not on the lake
- Less iconic
- Should not replace Edgewood/Truckee anchors
Signature holes
9, 14, 17, 18
Book it right
Cost, access, and timing
Green fees
Public daily-fee rate; verify current seasonal pricing.
Best season
Late May-June: Good if courses are open and the snowpack cooperates.
Caddies / walking
Most Tahoe golf is cart-friendly mountain/resort golf.
Replay priority
Low-medium
Booking move
Pick the base first, then anchor tee times.
Weather read
Pick the right window.
Late May-June: Good if courses are open and the snowpack cooperates.
Jan
28F / 15F
Sun Low; rain Snow
Feb
31F / 16F
Sun Low; rain Snow
Mar
43F / 25F
Sun Mixed; rain Medium
Apr
57F / 36F
Sun Good; rain Medium
May
69F / 47F
Sun Best; rain Medium
Jun
78F / 57F
Sun Best; rain Medium
Google review
4/5 - 7 months ago
Well kept secret, first time golfing here, the course was in great shape. The staff greeted us and provided great customer service. It's a very scenic course.
The one thing I noticed were the sand bunkers needed to be worked on. They were very compact and very wet. Luckily I did
Well kept secret, first time golfing here, the course was in great shape. The staff greeted us and provided great customer service. It's a very scenic course.
The one thing I noticed were the sand bunkers needed to be worked on. They were very compact and very wet. Luckily I did
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Google review
5/5 - 3 months ago
A little slice of heaven. I've been golfing here for a few years its calm peaceful setting is a delight, and the employees are very welcoming. The course is fun but challenging.
A little slice of heaven. I've been golfing here for a few years its calm peaceful setting is a delight, and the employees are very welcoming. The course is fun but challenging.
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5/5 - 6 months ago
What a beautiful golf course! Played Lakes course today, not easy by any means, but in great condition and the setting with all the aspens turning colour is pretty spectacular. Staff were really nice and welcoming. Rental clubs were immaculate and high end. We’re visiting from Fl
What a beautiful golf course! Played Lakes course today, not easy by any means, but in great condition and the setting with all the aspens turning colour is pretty spectacular. Staff were really nice and welcoming. Rental clubs were immaculate and high end. We’re visiting from Fl
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