Local's Favorite Golf Courses in Reno and Carson City, Nevada

Although the Sierra still offers spectacular sights of its snowcapped mountains, golf courses around the region are greening up and greeting golf enthusiasts from all over the world.

Over the years, we have provided our fans and clients with detailed information about golf courses in Lake Tahoe. Today, we thought we would share some other insight about the oldest, longest, easiest and hardest courses to play in Reno and Lake Tahoe. All our favorites of the locals who live to golf (and ski) throughout the High Sierra!

Finally, if you ever want more local advice about the best and top golf courses in Lake Tahoe, Reno or Carson City, connect with Blane, founder of Sunbear Realty - who just may be out on the links right now.

Oldest Golf Course in Reno/Lake Tahoe - Glenbrook Club

Celebrating over 100 years of exceptional golf and spectacular lake views, the golf course at Glenbrook is one of our favorite places to unplug and plug into its private and peaceful location.

Longest Golf Course in Reno/Lake Tahoe - Edgewood Golf Resort

Located at the elevation of 6,200 feet above sea level, Edgewood offers stunning lakefront views with a an 18-hole course that spans 6,741 yards. It's such a gem of the Sierra it is home to the American Century Championship year after year.

Easiest Golf Course in Reno/Lake Tahoe -Brockway Golf Course

When families ask us where to take their kids for a day on the links, we suggest (the 100-year-old!) Brockway Golf Course as one of our top picks. (The Mountain Course in Incline Village is also a family favorite!). Located in the eclectic town of Kings Beach, California, Brockway is known for its scenic 9-hole, 3.400 yard layout that promises a fun day for all.

Hardest Golf Course in Reno/Lake Tahoe ... that is up for grabs! With so many options within the region, it's hard to pick just one course that will test your talent. For a full list of golf courses in Reno and Lake Tahoe, VisitRenoLakeTahoe.com has an excellent list.