The ArrowCreek Golf Club, Wolf Run Golf Club, Montreux Golf & Country Club and Rosewood Lakes Golf Course are all located in Reno, Nevada, and are highly rated by the members of Golflink.com. ArrowCreek is a private course that has 18 holes over 7,115 yards and a par of 72. Wolf Run is a public course with 18 holes over 6,936 yards and a par 71. Montreux is another private course with 18 holes over 7,552 yards and a par of 72. Rosewood is a four star municipal course with 18 holes over 6,693 and a par of 72. While the golf courses in Reno are impressive, the nightclubs are just as impressive. After a day on the green, Reno has several options for finding a place to unwind.
The Underground
The Underground is separated into two parts for a double good time. The front section reminds you of a warehouse rave with live shows, dancing, drinks and funky lights. In the back, there is a relaxing area made to look like a loft apartment but with a full bar. Several bands and musicians play at the Underground. There is something going on every night. The cover charge depends on the acts. The drinks are strong, but good, and are priced to be affordable.
The Underground
555 East 4th St.
Reno, Nevada 89512
(775) 786-2582
Renounderground.com
Red Martini
The Red Martini sits hidden next to the China Diner. The music, provided by a disc jockey, is a mixture of dance and pop from different eras. Although it has a full bar, you can tell from the name that it is famous for its martinis. Havana Nights and Red Martini are just two of its specialty martini drinks. Dark windows and silver martini glasses adorn the outside of the club while the inside is covered with deep red walls and a wraparound bar. A large dance floor sits in the middle of the couches, tables and VIP areas. Red Martini offers drink specials on top of its already moderately-priced drinks.
Red Martini
214 West Commercial Row
Reno, Nevada 89501
(775) 329-9444
Little Waldorf Saloon
The Little Waldorf Saloon looks just like it sounds. Huge, wooden logs are situated outside the structure, giving the building an Old West feel. Inside, polished wood furniture crowds the nightclub. The music is loud, the ambiance is relaxed, and the dress is casual. A small dance floor and pool area is located in back. The drinks and food are inexpensive with nightly specials on both.
Little Waldorf Saloon
1661 North Virginia St.
Reno, Nevada 89503
(775) 337-9255
Lilwal.com
3rd Street Blues
The club 3rd Street Blues plays a large selection of music but is known for its country blues playlist. The club has a full bar and pool tables in the back. On Wednesday nights, there is a live comedy show. On other nights, there is no cover charge to enter the dark club that is frequented by the mostly middle-aged crowd. There is adequate moving-around room with tables lining the walls and the middle of the floor. The stage sits to the back of the room with a small dance floor in front of it. The drinks are good and affordable.
3rd Street Blues
125 West 3rd St.
Reno, Nevada 89501
(775) 323-5005
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Tiesha Whatley has been writing for over 10 years. She has been published in "Marie Claire," "Ebony" and "Modern Bride" magazines. She holds a B.S. in English from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She has also been working in the wedding planning industry for over 13 years.
