About this course
Whitehawk Ranch Golf Club is set in the Mohawk Valley near Clio, California, in the High Sierra north of Lake Tahoe. Designed by Dick Bailey, the par-71 course stretches nearly 7,000 yards from the back tees and threads through pines and aspens with streams, ponds and waterfalls crossing the property, plus native grasses and wildflowers lining the fairways.
Four tee options on every hole let golfers of different abilities choose their own challenge. The course functions as a daily-fee facility open to public play alongside membership options, with a snack bar for on-course dining and a full practice facility including a range and short-game area.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,983
Established
1996
LooperScore
71.9
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Design & architects
- Dick Bailey, architect
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Truckee, CA · 32 mi away
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Coyote Moon Golf Course
Truckee, CA · 32 mi away
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