The Golf Course

Built around a Jack Nicklaus course.

The golf course came first at Montreux. Sam Jaksick and his son Stan invited Jack Nicklaus to design it, and the community grew around it in the Sierra pines of Reno, Nevada.

For twenty-one seasons Montreux hosted the PGA Reno-Tahoe Open Barracuda Championship.

In the Heritage Collection, the five Nestle Court estate parcels sit along the 5th fairway.

The club

The golf course, clubhouse and racquet facilities belong to the Montreux Golf Club, a separate private club with its own membership. Membership is not included with a home.

The club's facilities include a clubhouse with dining, fitness and events, a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a golf simulator, fly fishing and trails. Ask the club directly about membership.

Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course fairway winding through Montreux with snow-capped Sierra Nevada peaks beyond
The Golf CourseJack Nicklaus Signature Design
Aerial view of the Montreux clubhouse surrounded by pines with the valley and mountains beyond
The ClubhouseDining · Fitness · Events
Montreux community pool and tennis courts surrounded by pine forest with the Sierra Nevada in the background
Pool & RacquetSwim · Tennis · Pickleball
Grand clubhouse lobby with vaulted beamed ceilings, stacked-stone fireplace, and herringbone wood accent wall
Clubhouse LobbyGreat Room · Fireside Lounge
Private indoor golf simulator with high-definition projection screen and hitting mat
Golf SimulatorYear-Round Play · Practice Bay
Jack Nicklaus signature fairway winding through towering Sierra Nevada pines at Montreux
Championship CourseJack Nicklaus Signature · Sierra Pines

Questions about golf at Montreux

Yes. Montreux is built around an 18-hole golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus.

The golf course, clubhouse and racquet facilities belong to the Montreux Golf Club, a separate private club with its own membership. Membership is not included with a home.

For twenty-one seasons Montreux hosted the PGA Reno-Tahoe Open Barracuda Championship.

Yes. The Nestle Court estate parcels in the Heritage Collection sit along the 5th fairway.