Red Farm Golf

This is a child’s course no suitable for anyone over the age of 8

Excellent for my date and I. She doesn’t play much, and the whole experience was manageable and super fun!

Took my 12 year old here for his first round. Had the whole corse to ourselves and ended up playing again. Short 9 holes so it’s perfect for starting out and it’s cheap.

For a small little pitch and putt the star of the show are the greens. Quite stiff long bladed synth grass hitting mats serve as tee boxes leading out to short but well laid out mixed vegetation fairways. Finally hitting the beautiful postage stamp greens. Nobody complains about the price for what you’re getting!

Extremely small, not a single hole where you get to use a driver or wood. However, its very good for beginners to get better with wedges and approach play.

Great short par 3 course, fantastic for beginners and kids

Awful course that real golfers should avoid. If you've never played before, it's a good place to try hitting some balls and see if you like it.

Fun, easy to hit, great course for learning to play or just to swing a club.

The good:

- Wide open short par 3 course. Friendly course for inexperienced/younger players

- Conditions of the greens and fairways were excellent

- Multi-use course, Although there are 2 golf tee boxes at each hole, the course Aldo has foot golf and disc golf as well. So, if you want to swing the clubs but others don’t, there are options to combine the activities.

The not so good :

- This course is not the easiest to get to, but when you get it there, you’ll be pleasantly surprised

- Very basic amenities. No pro shop to check in, only a young man (teenager) with a cash box, who also runs the snack shack as well.

- The course is very short. The longest hole was just over 100 yds, and the shortest was right about 50 yds.

Overall, a decent place to work on your short game, and spend some quality time with friends and/or family.

I booked a 7 AM tee time through golf now and the course didn’t open until 9. Not sure where the problem lies, but really irritating to drive all the way out there..