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Redlands Mesa Golf Course

Designed by James J. Engh and opened in 2001

Redlands Mesa - Grand Junction, Colorado

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Course Details

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Length:

7007 yards

Slope:

135

Rating:

71.7

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Redlands Mesa" course at the Redlands Mesa Golf Course facility in Grand Junction, Colorado features 7007 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.7 and it has a slope rating of 135. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $165. Redlands Mesa Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 4 practice tees. Designed by James J. Engh, the Redlands Mesa golf course opened in 2001.

Estimated Green Fees

$165

Scorecard for Redlands Mesa

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Monument72.70/137	419	429	197	373	575	401	466	164	389	3413	527	397	151	541	370	568	412	218	410	3594	7007
Redlands70.40/132	387	400	170	320	538	376	416	157	358	3122	508	378	124	504	332	531	392	200	395	3364	6486
Canyon67.60/118	335	365	146	282	505	331	375	150	351	2840	477	318	113	451	283	493	316	149	381	2981	5821
Desert (L)69.20/113	294	310	101	243	428	260	328	72	230	2266	419	271	83	415	237	441	292	89	277	2524	4790
Par	4	4	3	4	5	4	4	3	4	35	5	4	3	5	4	5	4	3	4	37	72

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John H. Reviewed October 02, 2013

We drove over from Denver on a weekday and did the Hampton Inn stay and play for $79 for 18 for the golf only. The day we played was very windy and with all the elevated tee boxes it made course extremely difficult, but still somewhat playable in the morning. After 18 we had a great lunch at the course. Since the course was empty and the now extremely windy conditions rendered the course almost unplayable, we then checked into a discounted second 18 with the person in charge at the pro shop. In response to our request for a discounted round, the person in charge told us the following and not in a joking way.... "Are you guys from Denver? This course is not one of your Denver Munnie courses. If you want a discount, then you can go to a putt-putt course down the way!" A simple, Sorry we do not provide discounts would have sufficed. Due to the rude comments, Redlands Mesa is now off our annual Grand Junction - West slope golf trip schedule. If you want some great courses in the same area Lakota Canyon and The Bridges are wonderful courses without the attitude.

Leo M. Reviewed May 27, 2013

Ridiculous. All it needs is a wind mill and a clown to be goony golf. The scenery is unbelievable (in a good way), as is the course (in a bad way). It seemed to me that every hole was a trick hole. Putting was like standing on the roof of my car, rolling the ball down over the windshield and trying to stop the ball at the hood ornament. At $77 each for our round, it was a rip-off. I have close family in Grand Junction and enjoy visiting often and playing other courses in the area but I'll NEVER play Redlands again.

Andrew P. Reviewed July 07, 2010

The other reviews of Redlands Mesa are pretty accurate. I have golfed most of the best public courses in Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado and this probably has the best and most unique scenery. Designer Jim Engh did an amazing job cutting this course through the mesas, using available water and elevated tees. Every hole is beautiful and unique. The course is really dry and the greens are pretty hard. I do understand that this is a dry area, but the #27 public course in the nation and the #1 or #2 public course in Colorado should be able to get enough water on the course. The cost is definitely pretty high, especially if you are not a Mesa County resident. For non-residents the cost is $105 normally and $89 for twilight. However, if you look for an on-line tee time you should be able to play the course for $69. All of this being said, the only course overall that I would put ahead of this one is Quarry Oaks in Ashland, Nebraska. Every golfer should play this course at least once.

sam S. Reviewed March 06, 2010

The Golf Club at Redlands Mesa in Grand Junction, CO is simply spectacular. It's a blend of Colorado beauty with Arizona-type lush green fairways winding through rugged red rock. Combine this with Jim Engh's creative designing and you've got a golf experience that ranks sky high in fun, challenge, excitement and natural beauty. In addition, Grand Junction sits in a valley at the foot of scenic and historic Colorado National Monument. Try to play it all and see it all while you're in Grand Junction.

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