Old Brockway Golf Course

Old Brockway Golf Course, designed by John Duncan Dunn and located in Tahoe Vista, California, is a public 9-hole, par-36 layout stretching over 3,400 yards through towering Jeffrey pines with Sierra and Lake Tahoe views framing the round. The course hosted the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament in 1934 and 1935, and Golf Channel rated it one of the top 9-hole courses in the country. A full-length, full-service driving range with 18 brand new mats, two teaching professionals, and three practice target greens supports preparation before the round. The pro shop is also on site. Spindleshanks Restaurant brings lake and golf course views alongside bocce ball courts, while Spindleshanks bar adds a brand new full-length bar to the clubhouse.