More golf tips and etiquette A major part of golf is etiquette. There are rules to follow and while of COURSE we want you to have fun, following some general guidelines ensures everyone has a great experience on the course. First, make sure to repair ball marks on the green with a green repair tool. This keeps our greens…
There are many golfers out there who will agree with us on the importance of the the short game. Sure, maybe you can blast it 275+ yards down the fairway, but what happens when you get close to the green? How’s your pitching? Your chipping? Your putting? If you can get it on the green in regulation but are still…
If you’re doing your part to stay home and avoid people at all costs, that’s great! For those at higher risk, especially, staying home is the safest thing to do. While our course is still open for playing, with one cart per person, we understand that that there are many of you who don’t want to take any risks. We…
When I started playing golf I was, as most beginners are, horrible. Not only was my physical game horrible, my mental one was too. I’m a perfectionist and golf is definitely not a game of perfect. Learning how to let go of that mentality and build up some strategies to help my mental golf game has helped my physical game…
Whether you’re new to golf or you’ve been playing for years there’s one thing we’re all aware of: golf requires etiquette. Yes, golf is all about having fun with your friends and being outside, but it’s important to know and remember a few golf course etiquette guidelines. First, remember your pace of play. At Redlands Mesa Golf course we do…
