Saturday, December 18, 2021, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at William Land Golf Course! My First Club From Santa is a *FREE EVENT* this weekend! The First 150 kids will receive a new putter from Santa! This event is free to all. Enjoy hot chocolate and snacks and get a chance to see Santa!… Continue reading →
We concluded our first seasonal photo contest! We asked for fall photos of our golf courses and we had a great response. Here are the top photos from each course contest! Look out for future photo contests for more chances for fun prizes! Haggin Oaks Golf Course Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course Bing Maloney Golf Course… Continue reading →
There are so many people that Andrew Wilson looks up to and admires in golf. There’s his grandfather, Herbert Colburn. He is the one who introduced Andrew to the game and taught him how to play. Also, when he was 10 and 11 years old, Andrew caddied for his grandfather at Orchards Golf Club in… Continue reading →
Mark your calendars and join us for a ghoulishly good time on Saturday, October 30st for our Junior- Adult Scary Scramble. Each team will be made up of an Adult and Junior golfer. We have two divisions to join, Juniors 14 – 17 and an under 13 division. The tournament will take place, Saturday, October… Continue reading →
This beautiful lotus garden was created from a single plant back in 2005 by Daisy Mah, located along hole #4 at William Land Golf Course. This “Peace Pond” blooms in warmer temperatures starting in May through October. If you have a chance to see these flowers, we highly recommend making the trip! Photos by Megan… Continue reading →
Did you know that the dollars you are spending here at the City of Sacramento Golf Courses are being re-invested back into the city courses to create a better experience? With increased traffic to all City of Sacramento Golf Courses over the course of 2020, the City of Sacramento and course management company Morton Golf… Continue reading →
Curt David says he finally has the “dream job” that he has been looking for throughout his long career in golf.
eter Stathos did not stop playing golf after being diagnosed with macular degeneration five years ago. Stathos, at one time a scratch player in the Sacramento area, continued in the game despite being legally blind.
Kent Fujikawa is a recently retired teacher that spent his career teaching students with special needs essential life skills. And, now that he is retired he continues to do so through the game of golf.
The end of summer does not mean the end of hot Food Specials at Mulligan’s Cafe this month! They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You deserve something tasty and affordable like the Spinach & Mushroom Omelet. It is served with your choice of potatoes & toast. You also have the… Continue reading →