Rancho Sierra / Desert Aire Golf Courses
E-Newsletter for April 2018 Welcome! News from the Clubhouse Men’s Club Tips from Our Pro Welcome! Hi everyone, Wow, it’s starting to look pretty nice out there! Now that the spring aeration has been completed (hearty shout out to Jose, Pedro and our friends at AVCC), the course will soon be looking abso-fantastic. Have you Read More …
E-Newsletter for March 2018 Welcome! News from the Clubhouse Men’s Club Tips from Our Pro Welcome! Hi everyone, Well, I guess winter didn’t pass us by after all! We’re getting a great amount of well-needed rain, which is fantastic for the course. This coming Saturday, 3/24, we’ll be holding our second Demo Day with Cleveland Read More …
One of the most difficult type of shot in golf is the short shot from a few inches off the green to over 100 yards away. For the low-mid handicap golfer, this almost always involves the use of a wedge. Here is a great article from Jack Moorehouse, everyman golfer and author of the best-selling Read More …
Do you have problems hitting the ball straight off the tee with your driver? If you do, don’t worry. You’re not alone. More golfers struggle with their driver than with any other club. This is because the driver is longer so it is more difficult to hit. Golfers also swing too hard with the driver, Read More …
Your Next Shot is the Most Important When you’re playing a round of golf, what is your most important shot? The most important shot of the day is the shot you’re getting ready to hit right now. You can’t go back and replay the hole that you made bogey on, and you can’t transport yourself Read More …
Make Sure You Stretch Did you stretch today? I’m a big believer in stretching. Not being very flexible, I try to stretch and do a bit of yoga every day. I know it has helped me minimize back and neck strains. Swinging a golf club can put stress on your back. Doing some regular stretching Read More …
Here is a tip to help eliminate the slice. The main cause of a slice is an open club face at impact (open in relation to target line). The club contacts the ball at an angle imparting side spin and the spin causes the ball to turn in flight. Thumbs Up! Here is a good tip…”thumbs up” As Read More …