Considered the world’s most challenging course, Ko’olau is carved out of a magnificent tropical rain forest. With views of cascading waterfalls and the Pacific Ocean, the striking layout encompasses three climate zones with extreme elevation changes, winding ravines and lush native vegetation. The 7,310 yard layout, which was rated in Golf Magazine’s “Top 100 Places You Can Play,” is truly unlike any other course in the world.
| HOLES: | | 18 |
| LENGTH: | | 7310 |
| PAR: | | 72 |
| RATING: | | 76.4 |
| SLOPE: | | 162 |
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Just 25 minutes from Lake Tahoe, Sierra Nevada was designed on the site of an authentic cattle ranch by golf legend Johnny Miller and architect John Harbottle. The backdrop to this fabulous course is breathtaking. Winding its way though mountain lakes and streams, it is framed by 10,000 foot peaks with stunning views of the valley below.
| HOLES: | | 18 |
| LENGTH: | | 7358 |
| PAR: | | 72 |
| RATING: | | 75.1 |
| SLOPE: | | 136 |
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