Plumas Pines Golf Resort

Reviews 5

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Kevin Traynor

The course is in the middle of a summer/retirement community. Scenery is great if you ignore the houses lining most of the course. Conditions were very nice, greens played slow due to rainfall during the week. A few holes are tight but most are of average difficulty. Summer resort course = slow play. I was able to pass a few groups to get a decent round time in. The 1st and 18th holes were the only memorable ones on the course. The view from the clubhouse patio and driving range is quite impressive. Staff was very friendly. Restaurant looked very nice but I skipped it. Id say it was worth the $45 twilight rate but thats it.

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A Private User

Although a pretty course in places where there isnt a house 15 feet from the fairway , scoring is nearly impossible due to the bumpy greens! The round took over 4.5 hours, which wasnt helped by a group of players who tried to sneak on the 10th tee ahead of us. After the round, the same group was spotted yukking it up with club employees in the cart return area - when I spoke to a ranger about the situation, he was not sympathetic. Sorry - Im not golfing here again.

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Aaron Hull

Course was in fantastic shape! Played a charity tournament here and was treated very well by the staff. The course is tricky with a signature hole that makes you scratch your head!

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ztheg

Greens 9/10 not bad Conditions 9/10 Bunkers 8/10 Layout (the reason for the three stars) -1/10 Staff 9/10 Range 7/10

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Billy Ross

The people there were the nicest than any other golf course around

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