Dayton Valley Country Club

The greens, though slightly shaggy, still provide a decent putting experience that challenges golfers' skills. While a few dried-up spots can be found on both fairways and greens, it's important to consider the season – the course's overall condition is commendable given the winter weather. Despite the winter-related challenges, the course remains an enjoyable choice for golf enthusiasts looking to get their swings in. The management's efforts to maintain the course and keep it playable are evident, and with the perspective of the season in mind, the experience is quite positive. As spring ap…

Dayton Valley Golf Course offers a captivating golfing experience amidst the picturesque landscapes of Nevada. The course design seamlessly integrates challenging holes with the natural beauty of the surroundings. Fairways are well-maintained, and the greens are true, providing an enjoyable round for players of all skill levels. The scenic views of the Sierra Nevada mountains add to the allure. The clubhouse amenities and friendly staff enhance the overall experience, making Dayton Valley a must-visit for golf enthusiasts seeking a blend of playability and aesthetic charm.

Great layout and good challenge, but the general course conditions were poor in my opinion for the green fee. That said, the greens were really good. Also, I can’t believe they didn’t supply each cart with complementary water bottles considering it was 90+ degrees and there was no drinking water available on the course. Not sure I would play this course again unless the conditions were better and I would get more for my money.

Played here with some friends who are members. It was great as they were telling us the best places to aim. We had a very nice time, played in a little over 4 hours, it was a bit busy. Course was in very good shape. Everyone at the clubhouse and proshop were very nice and helpful.

Best margarita in town AND burger...the burger is not "fancy" but it's simplicity affords the distinct flavors!!

This coarse is one of my favorite coarses in all of Northern Nevada. The rolling landscapes of this coarse make it a challenging yet fun coarse. The only thing is if you play in the winter then often time the ducks will damage the greens in the morning when the greens are still frozen. This results in permanent green damage and often some roles on the green you would not see other places. Overall 5 star resort and a great value for the golf.

Course is not well maintained these days. Good layout but the course does not have the plush fairways it used to have. Bunkers have more rock than sand greens are well maintained and true

Went there to get a bucket of balls at 5:25pm and was rudely told I could not get a bucket by staff. They were rude and dismissive. Will take the trip to Carson to play golf or hit balls from now on.Thanks to the staff at Dayton Golf course.

The food was enjoyable, though I think the presentation could be improved.

It's a public Bar and Grill, the kitchen closes at 6 pm on the weekends and 7 pm on the when's. Good food, good atmosphere. Check them out for any planned events. The Kiwanis Club meets there once a month, and they are very good at taking care of us. A good place for events.

Paying $75 for a round of golf on what was once a beautiful and challenging course is disappointing. The course is now poorly maintained, with dead fairways, bunkers filled with rocks, and players wearing jeans and T-shirts. The current management has unfortunately tarnished the legacy this course once held.

Played it for the 1st time yesterday. One of the most enjoyable playing courses around Reno/Tahoe