As January stretches on into the distant future we’re all looking for ways to stay in golf shape. When they’re open, the putting green and driving range are great options for working on alignment, driving distance, and lag putting. But when they’re covered in snow and so is the course, what can you do? Check out our latest winter golf…
Winter is the perfect time to perfect your swing before the arrival of Spring! Book your indoor simulator lessons directly with one of our talented instructors! Lead Instructor: BJ Hough, PGA Apprentice Call: 719-663-4964 for bookings or, E-Mail: bjhough147@tutanota.com 1-hour: $50 2-hours: $90 5-lesson bundle: $220 Also, introducing our newest golf instructor, Brandon Pinard. “Coach B.” comes to Redlands Mesa…
Are you planning to use Black Friday as the kick off for your holiday shopping? We’ve got five presents any golfer will love to help you start off on the right foot! First, new balls! Golfers love new balls and we’ve got a great selection of all sorts in our pro shop! This is an easy gift for either a…
Let’s face it: there are many times in a season of golf when we do NOT like our clubs! We get mad, toss the club towards our cart, throw it in the bag, and consider even throwing the whole bag in the pond. However, taking care of your clubs is a better solution than throwing the whole lot into a…
At Redlands Mesa, getting your tee shot in the fairway is crucial! Then again, that’s the first step on any hole at any course right? Get the tee shot in the fairway. This is why, on some holes, you’ll see PGA players and LPGA players hit something other than driver off the tee. If they’re worried about a driver shot…
One thing that will get golfers riled up in a hurry is slow pace of play. If you’re new to golf, “pace of play” is literally the pace at which your group plays golf. Golf courses set tee times based on an average pace of play. Slow pace of play occurs when a group is taking more than the average…
At Redlands Mesa we have so much open space! This open space is left natural when possible to encourage western Colorado wildlife to live here. Our water hazards become water sources, boulders provide shelters and in the evenings some of that rough becomes a great place to rest. You’ll see on our scorecads that we encourage you to leave balls…
Visiting a new golf course is always a fun adventure! The scenic views and challenge of playing a new-to-you course will be both exhilirating and perhaps a bit daunting as well. If you’re nervous, we’ve got tips for visiting a new golf course. First, be sure to check out the course’s website. For instance, on our website we provide a…
Redlands Mesa Golf Course and Ocotillo Restaurant in the news: We’ve been in the news quite a bit this past year, with this article from the “early days of covid” where Maxwell discusses the changes we made then to ensure the safety of our patrons: “Weckerly helps his parents run the business. He said they instituted a lot of sanitation…
Let’s assume you aren’t the top golfer in your group. There’s nothing wrong with that! Every chance to hit the course is a chance to get better. However, if you can learn to be a better putter you can definitely move up a notch or two on the “who’s probably going to win the round” list. We all know putting…
