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Welcome to Swanson Meadows Golf Course

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Hosting a Golf Event

Swanson Meadows Golf Course is masterfully planned to provide players, at all levels of skill, with a variety of shot making situations. Continuous cart paths lead players through natural terrain along tree-lined fairways. From the first drive to the last putt, the course is designed for the players maximum enjoyment.

Relax

Enjoy our leisurely 9-hole event with dining offers the perfect environment to connect with your guests. Allow our exceptional service handle your important details and administration of your event, while you enjoy our fabulous facilities.

Unwind

Our warm and inviting Clubhouse offers quality service, a comfortable dining space and a spacious deck with panoramic views of our pristine golf course.

Group Outing Information

Reservations may be made in advance for groups of 10 or more. Shotgun starts being at 8:00 am. Smaller groups are assigned tee times. Call Pro Shop for reservation and price for outing.

Care of the Course
Golf course etiquette should always be followed � repair divots and ball marks, place litter in trash receptacles, rake your bunker completely, follow all golf cart regulations and always return carts to the cart path. Swanson Meadows does not allow any alcoholic beverages on the course, unless purchased from the Clubhouse bar.

Book tee times

TEE IT UP

One key to hitting fairways is knowing where to tee the ball. Most golfers instinctively stick their peg in the middle of the tee box, never thinking to move to the far right or left, which creates the largest landing area possible. Here are two points you should also consider when teeing it up:

Get close to steer clear.

Start as close as possible to the worst trouble (out of bounds, trees, water) and aim away from it. If there's a large bunker on the left side of the fairway; try teeing near the left marker. This way you create the best angle to hit away from the bunker.

now your shot tendencies.

If you normally draw the ball, tee up on the far left and aim at the right side of the fairway. Even if you hit it dead straight, it's still likely to finish on the short grass. Switch sides for a fade.

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