Golf at Edgewood: what guests should know about the course
Edgewood Tahoe’s Tom Fazio–designed golf course sits on the resort grounds along Lake Tahoe’s south shore and is a short walk from the Lodge. The course is managed from an on-site Clubhouse and pro shop that provide tee information, equipment and dining at The Edge Restaurant & Lounge and Brooks' Bar & Deck.
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Course at a glance
The Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course was designed by Tom Fazio and sits on the resort property above Lake Tahoe at roughly 6,200 feet in elevation. It has hosted major championships and offers lake and mountain views along several holes.
The course operates from the resort’s Clubhouse area, which includes The Edge Restaurant & Lounge and Brooks' Bar & Deck (the latter is a golf-course gastropub). A pro shop on-site handles bookings, clubs and equipment rentals.
- Designer: Tom Fazio
- Location: on resort grounds (about 0.4 miles / a short walk from the Lodge)
- On-site services: Clubhouse dining, pro shop, equipment rental
| Feature | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Views | Lake and mountain outlooks on multiple holes |
| Clubhouse dining | The Edge Restaurant & Lounge (fine dining) and Brooks' Bar & Deck (gastropub) |
| Pro shop | Bookings and rental clubs available on site |
Where it sits on the property and how to get there
The golf course is located on the Edgewood property along the lakeshore and sits a short walking distance from the Lodge. The course is commonly referenced as about a 5-minute walk from the main Lodge building.
Edgewood provides a complimentary local shuttle within the resort area for short trips; the Clubhouse and course are on the resort grounds so most guests walk or take the short shuttle when available.
- Distance from Lodge: roughly 0.4 miles (short walk)
- On-resort shuttle: complimentary local service (within resort area)
- Address for GPS: Edgewood Tahoe Resort, 180 Lake Parkway, Stateline, NV 89449
| Start | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Lodge to Clubhouse/course | About 5 minutes on foot |
| Lodge to nearby casinos (shuttle) | Under 5 minutes by resort shuttle |
Booking, tee times and the pro shop
Tee-time reservations and round bookings are typically handled through the course’s pro shop at the Clubhouse. The pro shop also provides rental clubs and other equipment for guests who did not bring their own.
The pro shop is the best point of contact for current course conditions, available tee times, and any event-day restrictions; contact details and current policies can be confirmed through the resort or the Clubhouse directly.
- Pro shop handles tee times and rentals
- Ask the pro shop about current course conditions and any tournament closures
- Reserve early during peak summer months when play is busiest
| Item | Where to arrange |
|---|---|
| Tee times | On-site pro shop / Clubhouse |
| Club rentals | Pro shop at the Clubhouse |
| Clubhouse dining reservations | Edgewood’s dining reservations (OpenTable available for some venues) |
Dining options tied to the course
The Clubhouse connects directly with The Edge Restaurant & Lounge, the resort’s fine-dining restaurant located in the Clubhouse, and with Brooks' Bar & Deck, the golf-course gastropub. Brooks' Bar & Deck is known as the on-course casual option and offers a seasonal deck.
If you plan to dine after a round, reservations are suggested for The Edge for dinner service; Brooks' Bar & Deck accepts reservations and operates with seasonal outdoor seating when weather allows.
- The Edge Restaurant & Lounge: fine-dining, located in the Clubhouse (dinner service evenings)
- Brooks' Bar & Deck: casual gastropub beside the course with happy hour offerings
- Cashless dining: Edgewood is a cashless property
| Venue | Typical service |
|---|---|
| The Edge Restaurant & Lounge | Dinner (evening fine dining in Clubhouse) |
| Brooks' Bar & Deck | Lunch/casual bites, seasonal outdoor deck, happy hour |
| Fairway Grille | Casual grill fare on property (see concierge for hours) |
Seasonality, altitude and conditions
The course sits at elevation (about 6,200 feet) so the ball will carry differently than at sea level. Expect thinner air to affect distance; check with the pro shop for local scoring adjustments and club selection advice.
Peak play is during the summer months when Lake Tahoe attracts the most visitors; shoulder seasons can offer quieter tee times but variable weather. Winter can bring snow and course closures depending on conditions.
- Elevation effect: expect the ball to carry farther than at lower elevations
- Best months for steady course conditions: summer (June–August) per local seasonal patterns
- Check course status with the pro shop in spring and winter for snow or maintenance closures
| Season | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Summer | Busiest golf play and best odds for open tees |
| Shoulder seasons (spring/fall) | Quieter play; weather can be changeable |
| Winter | Possible snow and reduced availability; verify with pro shop |
Staying on property and convenient room choices
Edgewood Tahoe Resort has multiple room types and suites; if you want lake views and proximity to resort amenities, look at names such as Room, Lake View (Tahoe), Premier Room, Lake View (Tahoe), Suite, Lake View (Edgewood) and larger multi-bedroom Suites. Use the resort’s booking channels for specific room availability and bedding configurations.
The Lodge check-in time is 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. Guests must be at least 21 years old to book a reservation and check in at the property; parking on property is valet-only with a nightly fee.
- Sample room names: Room, Lake View (Tahoe); Premier Room, Lake View (Tahoe); Suite, Lake View (Edgewood); Suite (Emerald)
- Check-in / check-out: 4:00 PM / 11:00 AM
- Valet parking only (a nightly fee applies) and resort fee is charged separately
| Guest need | Where to confirm |
|---|---|
| Room availability & bedding | Resort reservations / front desk |
| Parking & resort fee info | Resort policies (front desk or reservations) |
| Shuttle to local points | Concierge or front desk |
