I played Lake Shastina Golf course on Sunday, July 7, 2022.

Mountain golf course with really great views and good tees and fairways. You are playing playing at elevation so adjust iron distances... Continue »

I played Lake Shastina Golf course on Sunday, July 7, 2022.

Mountain golf course with really great views and good tees and fairways. You are playing playing at elevation so adjust iron distances accordingly. There is a lot of elevation changes to account for as well. Course is very well maintained but there were a few brown/bald spots on the greens. The greens were very receptive and still had very few pitch marks. Fairways provided alot of roll out and we’re still enough cushion for the approach shots. Highlight of the course is definitely the views of Mt Shasta and they don’t short you in that regard. Most of the holes have a view of Mt. Shasta.

The course is connected the the Lake Shastina golf resort where I stayed for the night after the round. The rooms are great with a full kitchen, deck with view of the golf course and mt Shasta. Only issue is that there was no ac in the room and it was hot during the day but cooled at night.

I teed off as a single around 4 and was finished a little more than 2 hours later. I only saw one other group and they insisted I play through. Walking the course would be difficult given the heat and the distance between a few of the holes.

I would recommend this course to anyone in the area looking to play some golf at a mountain course with nice views.

Staying about an hour away used Golf Moose for two with wife driving clean cart for a couple dollars above single rate but included range so worth the extra to warm up. Well stocked pro shop open with... Continue »

Staying about an hour away used Golf Moose for two with wife driving clean cart for a couple dollars above single rate but included range so worth the extra to warm up. Well stocked pro shop open with mask use considered a personal choice, bar available as was restaurant with food brought out to waiting carts (was told that Siskiyou County has a very low Covid rate). Small elevated range had a dozen matt stalls on Thursday 8/27 while the grass area recovered. Smoke from fires restricted views of Mount Shasta but was high enough not to smell. This Robert Trent Jones Sr & Jr resort design was well laid out and the housing set back from play. Many must be year round residences with the huge wood piles stacked alongside the golf view homes. Entire course was very well maintained with lush wide fairways, flat tees, ample rough 1- 1 1/2" to keep most wayward shots on course vs lost to OB thick forest scrub and smooth fast 11.5-12 greens with hidden breaks. Lots of crushed volcanic red granular sand bunkers protecting greens that looked opposing but made easy out of two steep greensides. Heavy red sand which blended visually with the surroundings held up well from play without rakes and pins had pool noodle foam in them. Several lakes to maneuver around or over also a couple narrow tree lined fairways and dogleg corners had large pine trees or trap protection. Mainly flatter course with a few elevated tee boxes, some rolling fairways with lifted or tilting greens. Grass was well watered green but firm having a bit of rollout, divots filled (sand bottles on carts) and the greens were void of marks. Played through three twosome couples that were having a fun time hitting balls around finally catching a local five some on the 17th green. Pace was fine teeing off at 11:20 finishing at 2:40 with temperature in the mid 90's. Slim to no cell service throughout the entire area had to wait to post until home today.

We played the course on July 3 and 4th. It was in very good condition and we played both rounds in less than 4 hours. It could have been faster if members would not set in their carts after comple... Continue »

We played the course on July 3 and 4th. It was in very good condition and we played both rounds in less than 4 hours. It could have been faster if members would not set in their carts after completing the hole and BS for 3 or so minutes. We love this course as it is very fair and the many vistas of Mt Shasta is almost mesmerizing. Add in the abundant wildlife and its like a round of golf played in the forest. The par 5s are very challenging for average hitters so pick the right tee box. Their condo golf package is very competitive and we got 4 rounds and a nice condo for a little over $300. Be sure and visit the Mt Shasta Brewery and Ale House inWeed which has great beer. All the staff at the course are very friendly and helpful. We will return with a larger group soon.

Not a bad RV/retiree course. Rough may have been mainly weeds at times. Pace of play was good ( <3 1/2 hours) for a single yet I even got passed by a twosome. Red crushed brick (?) sandtraps see... Continue »

Not a bad RV/retiree course. Rough may have been mainly weeds at times. Pace of play was good ( <3 1/2 hours) for a single yet I even got passed by a twosome. Red crushed brick (?) sandtraps seemed a little gimmicky and I was worried I would damage my wedge. GREAT view of Mt. Shasta! Overall, happy I stopped on my way up I-5.