Montreux Golf & Country Club

About the club

Montreux Golf and Country Club debuted in 1998 and was immediately named as the host of the PGA Tour’s Reno Tahoe Open, which it hosted through 2019. The Jack Nicklaus design sits at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains just outside of Reno. The private 7,500-yard golf course rises and falls over steep terrain, surrounded by dense forests of pine trees. Montreux plays as a classic Nicklaus design as open driving areas are guarded by over 70 intimidating bunkers, and raised putting surfaces force accurate approach shots. Elevated tee boxes throughout showcase the stunning vistas of the surrounding landscape, dotted with natural creeks and native vegetation. The highlight at Montreux Golf and Country Club is the penultimate hole, the par-4 17th with a 138-foot drop from the tee box to the below fairway, showcasing the best view on the property.