The Glenbrook Club is the home of Nevada’s first golf course. Established in 1926, the course, located on Lake Tahoe’s east shore, has offered a secluded getaway that provides both beauty and challenge. The Glenbrook course has been listed by Golf Digest as one of the world’s most enjoyable nine hole courses. Two rounds played from different tees create a par 71 for men and 72 for women. Rounds producing the best score will require accurate shot making, a fact that was praised by Ben Hogan while playing his 1948 exhibition on the course. Hogan was the U.S. Open and the PGA champion at the time. The ticket price for this clinic and eighteen hole exhibition was one dollar and fifty cents. In total, five Masters Champions have graced Glenbrook fairways through the years. The course has been private since 1998.
