Apple Mountain Golf Resort

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California's Gold Country never looks more green than it does at Apple Mountain Golf Resort, where towering pine, cedar and madrone trees frame one of the picture-prettiest courses you'll ever come across. The grandness of the Sierra Nevada is evident at every turn of this 6,308-yard, par-70 beauty designed by Algie Pulley. Perched low in the Sierra range off Highway 50 in the mountain town of Camino, Apple Mountain is neither snowbound nor heat-baked, but instead offers consistently gorgeous weather to complement its high level of playability. You'll find plenty of shot-making challenges on holes playfully named after Gold Country icons such as "Ante Up,"" ""Mother Lode"" and ""Whisky Bowl."" Apple Mountain's practice facilities are also top-notch, featuring a 300+ yard driving range and 12,000 square feet of greens that allow you to pitch, putt, chip and breathe as deep as you please of the mountain air. Golf at Apple Mountain is said to be similar to playing in Truckee or Tahoe, but an hour closer, $100 cheaper and playable year-round. " Learn more