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There's nothing like golfing in the North Lake Tahoe region! Not only does your ball travel further because of the thin air, but the backdrops are breathtaking!

A course that should be on your Tahoe bucket list is Old Brockway Golf Course. It is rich with history and a captivating location where the past and present beautifully converge.

Built by Harry Comstock and designed by renowned Scottish architect John Duncan Dunn in 1924, the course has adapted to the changing times. Old Brockway maintains its reputation as an exceptional course, preserving its classic layout while integrating modern enhancements.

The course sprawls across 3400 yards with a par of 36. As you meander through the nine-hole layout, you'll marvel at the towering Jeffery Pines and meticulously maintained fairways.

Additionally, Old Brockway is committed to maintaining a sustainable and eco-friendly course. It's been recognized as a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, a title granted to golf courses demonstrating excellence in environmental planning, wildlife, and habitat management.

The course is situated on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, offering stunning views of the lake. The shimmering blue waters and the towering Sierra Nevada mountains create a breathtaking backdrop for your game.

Every swing, every putt, every moment at Old Brockway Golf Course is elevated by the sheer beauty of its natural surroundings.

Whether you're an avid golfer aiming for precision or a casual player seeking a relaxing day under the Californian sun, Old Brockway doesn't disappoint.

It promises you an unforgettable game in North Lake Tahoe, where the charm of history, the challenge of golf, and the allure of nature are your constant companions.

Fun Facts & Cool Features

When you golf at Old Brockway Golf Course, you'll be walking where celebrities and golfing greats have trod.

Located in Kings Beach, California, Old Brockway Golf Course has a rich history and unique features, making it a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts.

The illustrious '60s "Rat Pack" - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. - often frequented Old Brockway. Rumors abound that the trio often held private tournaments here!

Lastly, Old Brockway Golf Course is recognized for hosting the first Bing Crosby Tournament in 1934. This fact has cemented its place in golf history, attracting enthusiasts worldwide who want to hit a ball where golf's greatest personalities have.

Local Tips

Because of the altitude, add 10% to your typical hitting distances with each club.
Don't forget to bring sun protection, as the course can get quite sunny.
To get acclimated to the elevation, practice on the driving range with the higher-lofted clubs.
Play your game; don't overpower your shots.
Beginners might want to consider a lesson or two before tackling the course.

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