Haggin Oaks Golf Complex

My 8 year old son and I played footgolf here on a Sunday afternoon. We were welcomed, treated very well, and encouraged as footgolfers by staff and patrons alike. It was great, especially with a kid along, to be treated so positively. We had a great time. The course was challenging, the cart was in good order, and everything went smoothly. My son played all 18 holes and never showed anything but enthusiasm and a desire to play more and more. Not bad for an 8-​year old on a cold windy day. There were traditional golfers on the course, and we were attentive to make sure we didn’t interfere with their play. We let them advance past us at one point for everyone’s benefit, and we got a friendly smile and wave from them.

Love this place. The range is hi tech and open late. Fun spot. The a lister Mckenzie course is a must. Price is a bit high but worth it for a nice course.

Bought 3 brand new Cleveland wedges here, the sales guys was pretty helpful. Spent over $ 400. When I went to go try out the clubs however, the attendant was a bit rude and was sure to let me know that 6:30 was when I had to be back in by with the demo clubs. I then came in and went back out to try out one more club for comparison, this time the attendant told me I couldn’t go out as it was 6:10. I then gave him the «really??» And he let me go out. I got them all back in by 6:25.
After buying the wedges I asked if they could hook it up with a bucket of balls to hit at the range, Ya know since I spent $ 400 and everything… Well I guess that’s just not something they do. I used to work at a range back at home and this literally doesn’t cost them anything. To top it off, if you don’t end up with one of the fancy stalls at the range, you have to purchase your own tee for the non-​automated matts. That’s a bit disappointing, I’ve never heard of a golf shop that cuts so many corners? Also, there is no yardage indicator for anything past 200, so trying out a hybrid like I was and comparing to my long irons wasn’t really possible except by eyeballing it, who wants to eyeball distances just before dropping dollars? I mean, if I’m replacing my 3 iron I at least want to know how far I’m hitting the hybrid? Also, the balls are all worn out, it’s time to get a new batch. I don’t know, I sound nit picky, and maybe it’s cause I worked at an awesome customer orientated range back at home, but this place could do better, from a out of towner’s perspective. Overall it’s a great practice facility, and it seems to be the best place to try out clubs in the area. The other places I went to wouldn’t let me demo the club models I was interested in buying, like stiff shafted hybrids.

I love this executive 9. Good course for beginners like me and those who don’t want a tone of obstacles.

Lots of stalls for players, it is ²⁴⁄₇ with music playing, that is awesome. A few years ago all the stalls were automatic, now just some are (bummer). It does get very busy at night and you will probably have to wait for a stall. We went on a Monday at 10:00 p. m and we had to wait, it gets that busy! There is a groupon for the driving range. It’s a great time!

I am reviewing this for the driving range. Fun because open during the night. Usually very busy but they have Groupon deals all the time. If they had better beer my review would go higher.

Good golf shop with lots of experts to assist. Fitting here is also good. You can get lessons from a pro too.
Big course is a good one, greens are in good shape but you can tell it’s a municipal course. No worries though, it’s a good muni. The other two nines, not as good as the alister, not even close. But you can get on anytime you want for the most part.
The restaurant is very good and they have good craft on tap.
I recommend this course!

Driving range= 24 hour driving range, automatic self teeing driving range stalls, 160 balls for $ 15 … As far as non-​grass driving ranges go, this place is tops.
Golf course= Allister McKenzie is a great course. But a little expensive for my taste. Here’s a tip: it only costs $ 5 to play if you go during the last hour of daylight!!! :) Arcade Creek is pretty cool for practice or scoring low rounds

So we have been going to these courses for over 2 years now and the experience has been great. Last Thursday we had a tee time at 3:05.
We were running a bit late but I entered the pro shop at 2:56. There were 3 customers in line and only 1 guy working the check in. The guy in from of me hot a players card that takes a bit of time. By the time it was my turn it was 3:07.
I told the tall gentlemen with glasses that our time was at 3:05. He then typed on his computer for a minute and then told me he didn’t know what to do because I was late. I asked him if we could just go tee off really quick and he shook his head no. I then asked what should I do. … his response was…
Sir I can’t go back in time…
He then looked to the guy behind me and said next please.
I realize how big this place is but being treated like a number and being late because I’m standing in line for 12 minutes and then being told we can’t go back in time like I’m an idiot.
I then went out to bing maloney 30 min later and told my experience to the front desk guy named alex. He was super nice and apologized for that experience.
I have taken multiple brokers and clients to that Mckenzie course and that will now stop. I will also tell my associates and clients that haggin oaks has grown to the point we’re there customers are no longer a value but an expendable asset.

Very nice place to drill golf balls. My buddy loves playing golf. He gets me out with him to the driving range as I have no interest in golf, but with my mighty swing, I can hammer a golf ball halfway to Mars! Good way to get the creaks out of the body and swing away. Pretty nicely maintained place. Gets fairly busy and usually we go out there at night. They open pretty late, not sure what time. Sometimes 24 hours I heard.

Doctors recommend 150 golf balls every month, and worries of work, family, and other stresses will reduce significantly. On top of this stress-​relief activity, serotonin levels will also increase IF and ONLY one drives a 200+ yard golf ball (1). Kidding, if golf gives you happiness then hit up Haggin Oaks Golf Complex.
For $ 15 you will get a large bucket (150 golf balls) and about 45 minutes of «awesomness».(note: awesomeness/​time may vary depending on your golfing or drunk level experience) At this golf range, there are a number of automated tee stations that will automatically load your golf balls. The ²⁴⁄₇ applies to the following months: May, June, July, August, and September.
The following rates are:
40 Balls = $ 5.00
64 Balls = $ 8.00
100 Balls = $ 11.00
150 Balls = $ 15.00
If you are a lefty, don’t worry there are several lefty sections, and if you would like to bring a 6 or 12 pack be my guess =D. Just don’t leave em empty and laying around unattended, that’s when the friendly staff turn apprehensive; in other words, if you are done drinking throw em away.
Overall rating, ⁵⁄₅ due to its history, security, renovations, staff, bring your beer, and its superb lighting. I will see you soon Haggin Oaks, i need to work on my sand wedge, lob wedge, iron 8, iron 9, wood 1, and wood 2.
*Please note: On Tuesdays, the range is closed from 3:00 AM — 8:00 AM
**Note: Review based on ²⁴⁄₇ golf range
Bibliography
1: Meira, Erik. «Minimizing Injuries and Enhancing Anti-​Stress Activities in Golf.» Sports Health, 2 July 2010. Web. 3 June 2015.
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²⁴⁄₇ driving range. Now, that is awesome!
However, as it is a ²⁴⁄₇ spot, it does bring out a lot of annoying people. From the college kids drinking and partying while hitting balls to the really loud, obnoxious folks, Haggin Oaks has its share of troublemakers. However, I should have expected that because what normal person goes to the range at 11 p.m. Have no one to blame but myself =(
I was there around 11 p.m. on a Sunday and it was a packed house!
The fact that it is 24/​7, however, makes up for all the cons. Will continue coming here.

Great golf course! Great greens and fairways, the staff here is very helpful and the marshals are very nice even if you are slow and a new golfer but the putting green is amazing! Beautiful golf course!

Overall, I enjoy coming here to hit some ball at the range.
The mats are in good shape. The golf balls are solid. Staff is nice. Area is clean…
It can get hot out there. They do have a restaurant and a place to get snacks and drinks.
Good to go.

Having to commute from Elk grove to Rocklin for work, i find it easy to make a short stop for some me time after work here.
the range is open 24hrs during warmer seasons and they have automated ball setters.
Best place to relieve stress or just to practice your golf swings.

Was here on Saturday for some afternoon relaxation. They have good price on the buckets and friendly staff. I will be back very soon:)

The course has been a staple of the Sacramento area, and has one of the best practice centers in the area, Driving range is 24 hours during the late spring/​summer months. We played the Alster Mckennzie course. Over the years, the conditions have declined and with so many other options area, it’s no longer a must play. However, it’s still a decent track. The course layout is pretty straight forward and is decent shape, considering how dry and hot it is. Pricing is good, as there are really good deals on Golf Now and EZlinks.
Nice Laid back course if you’re looking to get out without breaking the bank

Came here for the first time the other day. The size and variety of this place is somewhat intimidating. It’s HUGE.
My experience is mostly with the pro shop and the driving and putting/​chipping range.
I was greeted quickly by a very nice employee (John?) who was very helpful and friendly. Plus for good service. I was checking out clubs and was interested in the driving range. Turns out you can demo three clubs at a time and get a bucket of balls, all for free! I didn’t take him up on his offer but was definitely tempted.
So I brought my own clubs out to the monster driving range and at this point it got a bit confusing. There aren’t really any signs indicating where to get balls, or how to operate the automatic machines. There’s a big electronic contraption in front of each stall that has a bunch of buttons. I spent some time fooling with the macine on a couple different stalls trying to figure out how to get the balls to come up out of the hole in the ground. None were coming up.
I asked one of the younger employees hanging out what was up and he directed me to a little shack in the middle of the stalls where I got 100 balls for $ 10. That’s pretty reasonable in my book. So he gives me a paper ticket and I head back over to the stall and spend some time trying to figure out how to enter the number from the ticket at the little machine. Again, failure on my end. So I walk down to both sides of the range looking for a place to get balls and can’t find it. Turns out the ball dispenser is further away from the driving range past the place where I got the ticket for the balls. Finally I got my balls, hooray!
I dumped my balls into the hopper next to the machine. A button that says Tee let’s you adjust the tee height consecutively through 4 different heights. It also tracks how many balls you have hit so far.
After that is was smack away!
Main issues I found:
–the range itself is in AWFUL condition. I’m guessing (hoping?) due to the drought. It’s like a giant dust bowl with almost no grass. Some of the targets are supposed to be identified by the fact that they are sandlike areas in the middle of green grass but in reality there was no way to delineate the difference between those areas and the rest of the range.
–the machine doesn’t always automatically tee up the ball so you spend some time waiting for it to get the next ball. No biggie.
–if you want to try and hit off the green itself sometimes another ball pops up while you are getting ready to take your next stroke. Again, no huge issue.
–you are not hitting off grass, so if you are hoping for that then you’re out of luck.
I love that it is 24 hours, though I didn’t play that late.
The putting, chipping and pitching area was nice and large. I don’t recall seeing any bunker practice areas but maybe I missed them.

Cool guys in the shop. Easy to set up tee time. 24 hour driving range, c’mon! Plus they throw parties with music which is a bonus to me.

This place is amazing! I just started picking up golf and so I’ve been coming here to practice at the driving range. They are open 24 hours during the summer time and they have a putting course that you can practice. What’s also nice is that they have an electronic ball tee machine. Where the ball automatically pops up and so you don’t have to bend down as much when you tee off. They have a deal where you can get 150 balls for $ 14. The place seem well kept.
I’d definitely come back here and hit the driving range!