
Gray’s Crossing
Golf Course
“An air of over-confidence has turned to intrepidation for many teeing off the 1st hole at Gray's Crossing. At first glance, it appears straight-forward, with wide fairways and large greens begging for hefty swings. You'll quickly understand why caution will win the day, however. Award-winning agronomists keep the course playing in tournament conditions all season long. It is an absolute must to enjoy a post-round libation at PJ's Restaurant under the early evening alpenglow, overlooking the 18th hole and the back side of Mt. Rose in the distance. It's best to play the par 5s on the front nine to the front of the greens, whether it be your second or third shot.”
“An air of over-confidence has turned to intrepidation for many teeing off the 1st hole at Gray's Crossing. At first glance, it appears to be straight-forward, with wide fairways and large greens begging for hefty swings and fearlessly lashed at approach shots. You'll quickly understand why caution will win the day, however. Yes, the greens are big and generous access points reward accuracy, but you'll find that there are secrets to be known to make for a low round. Many greens are spined with unforgiving fall-aways over the back, and sloped landing zones off the tee can turn an apparent beauty into a sagebrush-laden nightmare of a recovery shot. Many tee shots are smartly played with less than driver, as landing zone runouts will find native areas unseen from tee boxes. Without doubt though, there are numerous opportunities for sub-par scores if played with caution. A reachable Par 4 on each side offers solace to the other beautiful, longer holes throughout the course. All Par 5s are reachable and are birdie opportunities, less hole 18, which takes two monster shots to clear the native beranka. In any case of success or struggle, you'll enjoy every minute of your round at Gray's Crossing, especially as you reflect on it while sipping a frosty draft on the deck at PJs, Gray's Crossing's lovely bar restaurant that overlooks the 18th hole and Mt. Rose beyond.”
Gray’s Crossing Golf Course
Book Gray’s Crossing in Truckee with golf groups, tee times, and stay and play packages. Custom trips for buddies, corporate, and leisure groups.
Designed around soaring pines and undisturbed wetlands, the course has tight yet forgiving fairways, 83 bunkers, water on three holes and subtle elevation changes. Its natural, native beauty and expansive views of Mt. Rose and the Sierra Nevada Mountain ranges set the backdrop for an idyllic, walkable round.
Group Golf Packages & Tee Times
From 8 to 100 players — consecutive tee times, rooming lists, comps for organizers. 20+ years of expert group planning.




Hole Par 3
All Tee Options
| Tee Box | Yards | Par | Rating | Slope | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BlackChampionship | 7,330 | 72 | 75 | 145 | Extremely Difficult |
Blue | 6,862 | 72 | 72.7 | 140 | Extremely Difficult |
White | 6,356 | 72 | 70.1 | 132 | Challenging |
Gold | 5,848 | 72 | 67.5 | 124 | Moderate–Difficult |
Red (Ladies)Ladies | 5,170 | 72 | 70 | 128 | Moderate–Difficult |
* All ratings certified by the USGA. Slope 113 = standard difficulty. Higher slope = greater challenge for higher-handicap players.
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Gray’s Details
11406 Henness Rd, Truckee, CA 96161
+1-888-584-8232 · Get Directions →
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Common Questions
Lodging, guaranteed tee times at Gray’s Crossing, carts, and concierge planning. Optional transportation and dining available.
Typical range is $189–$429 per golfer depending on dates, lodging, and group size.
Yes—room blocks, tee-time reservations, tournament setup, and executive event planning.
After Your Round on Gray’s
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Where to Stay Near Gray’s Crossing Golf Course
Most groups who play Gray’s stay at one of these properties. All include golf package rates when booked through Golf the High Sierra.
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What Golfers Say About Gray’s
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“Beautiful Peter Jacobsen design tucked into the Truckee pines. Course was in superb shape. The par 3s are memorable and the back nine through the trees is stunning. Great staff too.”
“Played Gray's Crossing on our Tahoe golf trip. Really enjoyable layout that's fair but challenging. The mountain views and wildlife sightings made it extra special. Would play again.”
“This is a hidden gem in Truckee. Less crowded than Coyote Moon or Old Greenwood but just as beautiful. Course conditions were excellent and the price is more reasonable. Loved it.”
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