Golf-club designers often consult aerospace engineers to fulfill dreams of experimental-alloy drivers and converting the solar system into a nine-hole executive course. Take your game to the next frontier with this Groupon.
$189 for 10 One-Hour Group Lessons and Five Rounds of Golf (Up to $900 Value)
Riverbend Golf Club's seasoned pros help clubbers hone their game with 10 group lessons (a $65 value each), with classes no larger than 10 students. Armchair aces can put new techniques concepts to work with five 18-hole rounds of golf (up to a $50 value each). For each round, players must pay an additional $15 cart fee.
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Riverbend Golf Club
The mounded terrain and cavernous bunkers of Riverbend Golf Club's 18-hole, 7,374-yard course recall the windswept terrain of golf's original Scottish links. The distant peaks of the Sierra Nevada Mountains peek over the course's sparse population of valley oak trees, adding scenic flair to an environmentally friendly layout that houses egrets, herons, hawks, and winged divot tools. Both the front and back nine play to dramatic conclusions, as the 9th and 18th holes are the first and second most difficult on the course, respectively. The course strictly enforces a dress code, so players should dress in a collared shirt and leave behind jeans and hard-spiked stilettos, or and they can peruse the fully stocked pro shop for club-appropriate garb and new gear.
Course at a Glance:
- 18-hole, par 72 course
- Length of 7,374 yards from the farthest tees
- Course rating of 74.1 from the farthest tees
- Slope rating of 139 from the farthest tees
- Five tee options
- Link to scorecard
Riverbend Golf Club
The mounded terrain and cavernous bunkers of Riverbend Golf Club's 18-hole, 7,374-yard course recall the windswept terrain of golf's original Scottish links. The distant peaks of the Sierra Nevada Mountains peek over the course's sparse population of valley oak trees, adding scenic flair to an environmentally friendly layout that houses egrets, herons, hawks, and winged divot tools. Both the front and back nine play to dramatic conclusions, as the 9th and 18th holes are the first and second most difficult on the course, respectively. The course strictly enforces a dress code, so players should dress in a collared shirt and leave behind jeans and hard-spiked stilettos, or and they can peruse the fully stocked pro shop for club-appropriate garb and new gear.