Semi-privateGenoaNevadaLake Tahoe

Genoa Lakes Golf Club

18 holesJohnny Miller and John Harbottle IIIEst. 1998Last verified September 2026
CCR editorial score
7.2
Very good · v1.0.0
Member rating
No member reviews yet
Sources disagree on 1 detail for this club. Rather than pick one silently, we show each reported value with its source below.

At a glance

Facts last verified September 2026
Initiation
Not publicly available
Monthly dues
Not publicly available
Waitlist
Not stated publicly
Membership types
Social Membership, Golf Membership
Holes
18
Architect
Johnny Miller and John Harbottle III
Club type
Semi-private
Metro
Lake Tahoe

About Genoa Lakes Golf Club

Genoa Lakes Golf Club is a semi-private club in Genoa, Nevada that opened in 1998. It is one of 2 clubs and courses we cover in the Lake Tahoe area. The club plays 18 holes on a Johnny Miller and John Harbottle III design measuring 7,258 yards to a par of 73. From the back tees it rates 74.4 with a slope of 132, meaningfully harder than the 113 baseline for an average course. Two courses are associated with the Genoa Lakes name — the Lakes Course and the Ranch Course; only the Ranch Course was verified here. Carson Valley links-style layout at the base of the Sierra Nevada. Managed by Sierra Golf Management (per search result headline; not verified from a retrieved page). The operation runs two courses about two miles apart: the Lakes in Genoa and the Ranch in Carson City. Membership is offered in 2 published categories (Social Membership and Golf Membership), though the club does not publish initiation fees or dues. Beyond golf the club lists dining venues, practice facility, events and banquets and golf academy. On guests: Semi-private; public play available. We have not found a public source for the initiation fee and monthly dues, so those are shown as unknown rather than estimated — call ahead if they matter to your decision. Everything above was last checked against its source September 2026.

Who this club fits

Best for

  • Anyone who cares about who designed the course
  • Players who want access without an initiation fee

May not fit if…

  • Families looking for a summer base for children
  • Members who want a full athletic club alongside golf

What membership costs

Every figure shows its confidence and source date

Genoa Lakes Golf Club does not publish its initiation fee or dues. We list the membership categories the club names publicly and label every amount we cannot verify as not publicly available rather than estimating one.

Membership categories at Genoa Lakes Golf Club. Amounts are shown only where a source supports them.
CategoryInitiationMonthly duesConfidenceVerified
Social MembershipNot publishedNot publishedUnknownSep 20, 2026
Golf MembershipNot publishedNot publishedUnknownSep 20, 2026

Golf

The Ranch Course

Holes
18
Par
73
Yardage
7,258
Architect
Johnny Miller and John Harbottle III
Opened
1998
Renovated
No renovation on record
Greens
Not publicly available
Walking
Not publicly available
The Ranch Course scorecard. Course and Slope Ratings are shown with the tee set and gender they were issued for.
TeeYardageParCourse ratingSlopeRated for
Gold7,2587374.4132unified
Green6,80172unified
Blue6,31072unified
Purple5,78272unified
White5,24972unified

Amenities

Dining venues
Yes
On-site lodging
not available
Practice facility
Yes
Events and banquets
Yes
Golf academy
Yes

Policies and club culture

Guest policy

Semi-private; public play available

Dress code

Collared shirts required; no denim or sweat pants; metal spikes not allowed

How we scored this club

Our editorial score is 7.2 (Very good), calculated with methodology version 1.0.0 on Sep 20, 2026. It is our own assessment from the structured facts above — it is not an average of member reviews and contains no external publication’s rating.

Golf course quality
7.0
Practice facilities
8.0
Clubhouse & service
No evidence
Dining
6.7
Family & youth
No evidence
Fitness & racquet
No evidence
Social experience
7.2
Access & availability
8.0
Value
No evidence

Categories marked “no evidence” are excluded from the weighting rather than scored zero, so missing data does not penalise a club. Data confidence for this club is 57%.

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Location

Address
2901 Jacks Valley Road
City
Genoa, NV 89411
County
Douglas
Phone
(775) 782-7700

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Sources and last verified

Where sources disagree

club › notable_fact Sources disagree
  • Two courses are associated with the Genoa Lakes name — the Lakes Course and the Ranch Course; only the Ranch Course was verified hereReportedSource
  • Carson Valley links-style layout at the base of the Sierra NevadaReportedSource
  • Managed by Sierra Golf Management (per search result headline; not verified from a retrieved page)ReportedSource
  • The operation runs two courses about two miles apart: the Lakes in Genoa and the Ranch in Carson City.ReportedSource
  • The Ranch course, by Johnny Miller and John Harbottle III, opened in 1998 and plays to par 73 at 7,258 yards from the Gold tees.ReportedSource
  • Stay-and-play packages run through the Carson Valley Inn rather than club-owned lodging.ReportedSource

Confirmed by club means the club’s own current documentation. Reported by members or third-party sources means a credible third-party or member account we have not independently confirmed. We label what we do not know rather than estimating it.