Redwood Golf Center

I would love to see them open up the roof area again. Perhaps that happens in the summer and if that's the case, I will definitely be coming back to give them their 5 stars because I do genuinely feel like everything else about this place is good enough.

I particularly appreciate the price per bucket/balls especially given that the area is mostly surrounded by golf courses who like to charge a heftier price for their buckets. If you get the punch card you get a particularly great deal. There is a 1 year time frame for punch cards but I often average 2 punches a visit and have no worries I will finish the largest card.

I have come here only once when it was busy but still was able to find both parking and a place to swing but again this isn't prime summer so perhaps it'll get busier when the sun starts shining a lot.

I look forward to seeing how the facility upkeeps their services during prime golfing season.

Bought a 25 times card. It's good so far. I came here at lunch time, not too busy.
The reception is friendly always.

Staff is pleasant and mats are in decent shape. Some customers think it's ok to talk on their phones very loudly and plenty of distractions as people walk to and from stalls. The putting green is not a disaster, but lots of cottonwood leaves and a few dead zones. Stay out of the trap though as it's full of rocks and very fine powdery sand. Last minor complaint is they don't seem to clear balls from the range regularly, so you hit into a carpet of balls and can't get and accurate read on bounce and roll.

My first impression was it was clean and well marked. The value of the $8 large buckets was really attractive. They had a fun challenge to try to hit a bucket of balls off of specific yard markers (I didn't make the cut :-). I gave it a 4 star because they have closed down the roof portion due to concerns from their neighbors of golfballs raining down on them. Would be cool to include tracking sensors or a grass area as well.

People saying $7 for a LARGE bucket of 85 balls 'isnt bad' - are you kidding its CRAY CRAY AWESOME! Thats a great deal!
And the facility is great - buy your tokens inside, go out and put your bucket down use a token and viola, youre in business.
On our visit, the mats were in great shape - and on these cold, rainy winter evenings, we're under cover with a HEATER!!! Wow!
I'm coming here as often as possible.
They offer lessons here too, might have to take em up on those eventually, I am HORRIBLE. lol.
Oh, whats that I see on my way out? Free coffee? Dang!
Nice big parking lot, probably fills up on busy days.

Great deal of $8 for a large bucket of 92 golf balls and they have golf clubs you can borrow as well.

This was my first time at a driving range in many years and It became obvious that I'm in serious need of a lesson or three if i want to start golfing again.

I find this place to be comfortable and not pretentious. There were lots of stalls to choose from and a second floor (which i didn't see) with more. It was a chilly day and i was shocked to see that there were heaters above my head... each stall had one.

I didn't see a lot of clubs to use if you don't have your own so it might be best to bring your own or go with someone that doesn't mind sharing. They did have what looked like a good selection of bags to purchase if you already had your clubs!

I would like to come back and take that lesson (or three) that I'll need if i want to actually go out and play a round!

I encourage anyone reading this to avoid Redwood Golf Center at all costs. I had a terrible experience at this establishment today and will not return. I know a number of people who live locally and come here often - they will also stop coming here because of this situation.

Earlier today I met a friend of mine for a bucket of balls (reasonably priced - there is the positive aspect of this place) and spent about an hour hitting balls - poorly, as I am TERRIBLE at golf; half of my balls petered out a couple yards in front of me - but I was enjoying the company and it was a beautiful evening.

At one point, out of the blue, the individual driving the machine that picks up the golf balls drove up to my bay and got out of the vehicle and immediately began yelling at me in Spanish. At one point, my friend (who speaks a little Spanish himself) told me the man said something to the affect of "come at me, if you have the b**ls!" before climbing back into the caged vehicle, yelling at me some more, pointed at his eyes and at me like he would be "watching me", and then drove off. This all occurred completely out of the blue and within full view of everyone else at the driving range.

The only thing I can think of that might have happened is that he may have thought I had hit his car with a golf ball and that infuriated him? If so - he may be in the wrong line of work by driving a caged golf ball picker-upper car at a driving range. Regardless, this encounter was completely unprofessional and so my friend and I decided to let the folks at the front counter know what had occurred.

As soon as I informed the people working there, they immediately responded with "oh yeah, he does this ALL the time. We will tell the Manager." They weren't being dismissive of me - it felt like the empathized, but it was clearly something that had happened MANY times before and they were well-versed in responding to people's complaints about the man.

To make matters worse, I went here onto Yelp and saw a review that reported the EXACT same behavior from 2015. 2015. Two Thousand and Fifteen. Which means that this man has been getting away with verbally threatening and confronting customers at a golf driving range for driving golf balls for AT LEAST four years.

Shame on Redwood, shame on the Owners who know that this is occurring and do nothing about it. This man has no business working on a driving range if he gets triggered whenever his cart gets hit by a golf ball - whether on purpose or accident.

I will never come here again - and you shouldn't either. Or go - and if you get threatened by a man driving the cart, just know that there is documented reports of this occurring for years, which could help you if things get litigious.

This is my local driving range, and I get here a couple of times a week when I'm working on my golf game. Today was a rainy Sunday, and not very pleasant for a round of golf so I hit a bucket. Fortunately I got there just before the rush because a lot of other golfers had the same idea. After I got about halfway through my bucket of balls, there were at least half a dozen golfers waiting for an open spot.

Normally, the overflow is up on the second level, but there's no roof, so no bueno on a rainy day. This practice range is popular with families, and there are often a lot of young players out here on the weekends. Love to see more young people picking up the game.

A large bucket will run you $7, cheaper if you buy a punch card. They have golf pros who will provide lessons to newbies or experienced golfers. They also have clubs you can borrow, but they are ancient. Staff is friendly and helpful.

They also have a short game area with a chipping area, putting green and a bunker. The green is usually pretty long and fuzzy, so when I want to practice the short game, I go to the practice area at Willows run.

Large local driving range with fairly good deal on a large bucket of balls and no loss of various rubber tees for the artificial mats. Covered stations heaters above are fantastic for the chilly winter days.

I just wish they had an area of real grass to practice chip shots, and a putting green would be nice as well.

Looking forward to spending more time here as we get ready for golf weather.