Fall Junior Golf Programs Begin August 19! Sign your Junior Golfer up for one of our Fall Junior Golf Programs Offered for ages 3-17 at either Haggin Oaks, Bing Maloney, or William Land Golf Courses. We’re excited to announce our upcoming fall junior golf programs! Whether your child is just starting out or looking to… Continue reading →
Golden Empire League (GEL) MVP has been secured by junior standout Allie Nguyen. Woodland Christian High School’s girls’ varsity golf team achieved remarkable success with two league championships and an MVP award. The girls’ varsity golf team won the Golden Empire League championship in their inaugural season, surpassing local rivals. Junior captain Allie Nguyen was… Continue reading →
Granite Bay & Rocklin High Represent the Greater Sacramento Area at CIF State Championship for Boys’ Golf The 2023 CIF State Championship for Boys’ High School Golf was held on May 31 at Poppy Hills Golf Course, located in Pebble Beach. The Granite Bay Grizzly team was able to secure sixth place. They achieved a… Continue reading →
CIF Northern California Championship Results for Boys Highschool Golf Reigning Champions De La Salle managed to hold onto their title through their impressive performance at the CIF Northern California championship. De La Salle had a dominant performance where they won by 13 strokes, shooting 357 as a team (Pictured Above). The runner-up was Crystal Springs… Continue reading →
Registration is now open for the Northern California Institute of Golf for 2023 Junior Golf Programs at Haggin Oaks. Our 2023 programs are now live and ready for sign-ups. TOTS on the Tee: $199.99 (6 week sessions)Tots on the Tee is a program designed for 3â4-year-olds. You can expect participants to discover and explore the… Continue reading →
Jason Sitterud didnât say a whole lot during a practice round for the Granite Bay High School girls team at Poppy Hills Golf Course on Monday. He didnât say much at a team dinner later that day. What he did tell his team is simply this: Just enjoy the experience. âThey relaxed,â said Sitterud, the… Continue reading →