Dayton Valley Golf Club

History

When a golf course sports a pedigree that includes the names Arnold Palmer and the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains, you know you?re in for a special day. Dayton Valley Golf and Country Club never disappoints that expectation from its high desert perch in Legado, just outside Reno. This Palmer Signature designed course checked in at 4 stars on Golf Digest?s ?Places to Play? for 2009. Reasons include the majesty of the surrounding Sierra range, picturesque lakes in play on 10 holes, four tee placements ranging from 7,218 yards championship to 5,161 seniors, a grand 15,000-square-foot clubhouse, and wedding, banquet and tournament facilities second to none. The course has been a PGA Tour Qualifier since 1995, the longest such stint in the golf world. The largely treeless terrain provides unimpeded views of the mountains, and great course conditions result from both a top-flight grounds crew and near-perfect Goldilocks conditions of not-too-hot in summer and not-too-wet in winter. Stay-and-play packages help make Dayton Valley an ideal, accessible getaway for Bay Area golfers. Learn more