The Championship Course won't disappoint. For fun, check out Incline Village's Mountain Course, an executive track also designed by Jones. Accuracy is especially helpful here, particularly on the back, where even short, straight hitters will frequently opt for 3-wood off the tee. However, tight doesn't mean it's no fun. Shotmakers will get a kick out of the many opportunities to bend shots along fairways and into greens.
Houses also line the back nine, but no two are alike.
Straight hitters will love Squaw Creek. The golf is a tad target-y, with narrow fairways and smallish landing areas and greens, plus a fair amount of wetlands. Though the watery areas rarely surrender a wet balata, the thick and tall marshgrass is beautiful, as are the omnipresent mountains surrounding the valley. A few holes venture up into an adjoining hillside, but most lay on the valley floor. And it's worth mentioning that this layout is recognized by Audubon International as a Certified Cooperative Sanctuary, and is maintained without chemical pesticides.