Today is the final day of the 2013 Haggin Oaks Golf Expo. Have you already been out to see and experience all that we have to offer at this year’s event? As always, this event is open and FREE to the public. Show hours are from 9am to 5pm. Today’s highlights at the Haggin Oaks… Continue reading →
Official donation and demonstration to take place Saturday, February 16th at 1pm at the Haggin Oaks Golf Course for the Saving Strokes Golf Fore Health program. SACRAMENTO – Haggin Oaks golf course is set to receive a new state of the art adaptive golf cart this Saturday that is designed to aid in the rehabilitation… Continue reading →
Today’s blog article is brought to us by Kelli Corlett, Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director at Haggin Oaks. During the past two years I have had the honor and privilege of working with the American Heart Association through Saving Strokes “Golf Fore Health” program. This is a golf rehabilitation class for those who have… Continue reading →
I recently watched this amazing public service announcement from the Special Olympics and their golf program. It is called, Susie’s Story: “Speechless” and it reminded me of our own California Eagles program that we sponsor here at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex. The California Eagles at Haggin Oaks is a golf program for athletes of… Continue reading →
Recently, Tom Morton visited the KCRA studios to illustrate the newest techniques in golf instruction for juniors at the Haggin Oaks Golf Course during our weekly junior golf camps being held this summer. For more information, click HERE to see our list of junior golf programs and rates. To be better at the game… Continue reading →
Morton Golf’s Kelli Corlett, Junior and Disabled Golf Program Director for Haggin Oaks wrote today’s article that first appeared in the Morton Golf Foundation’s Annual Review. Here at Haggin Oaks, many youth programs are offered not only to help improve a participant’s golf skill’s, but also to educate, change and enrich lives. The Inner City… Continue reading →
Today’s blog entry was written by Morton Golf’s Kelli Corlett, Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director at Haggin Oaks, and first appeared in the Morton Golf Foundation’s Annual Review. What is the first thought that comes to mind when you think of golf? Many would respond, “Tiger Woods, Annika Sorenstam, Augusta National, Pebble Beach, Titleist, or… Continue reading →
Today’s article is written by Morton Golf’s Kelli Corlett, Kelli Corlett, Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director at Haggin Oaks. The First Tee is a global organization that strives to teach today’s young people lifeskills through the game of golf. The Greater Sacramento area has multiple opportunities for our youth to not only learn the… Continue reading →
Today’s blog post is brought to us by Kelli Corlett, the Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director for Haggin Oaks. Girls Golf is a national priority, not only for The First Tee, but also for the LPGA and the PGA of America. Here at Haggin Oaks we are doing all we can to do our part… Continue reading →
We have a guest blogger with us today! Kelli Corlett is Morton Golf’s Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex. She is here today to introduce the junior playing leagues that we offer at Haggin Oaks. Is your junior looking for a fun place to play and learn the game with… Continue reading →