RedHawk Public Golf Course

If you like being treated like garbage from the staff and carts that can't make it through a round without dieing then this place is for you! I used to consider this my home course but after a while you get tired of the BS. Save your time money and fun for Centennial, Ridgecrest, or Timberstone if golfing in this area.

This is one of my favorite courses in the Treasure Valley. It's always in great shape, has pretty fast, sloping greens, and plenty of length from the back tees. You need to drive the ball well, and most of the greens have some level of difficulty, whether they are tiered, or have bunkers, water hazards, or steep slopes if you miss on the wrong side. You need to have pretty good accuracy and distance control with your approach shots, otherwise you'll be in 3-putt range or need to scramble to get up and down. It's walkable if you're in decent shape, but you have to cross some streets and there are several holes with steep or long walks from the green to the next tee. The driving range is decent and they have two practice putting greens and a chipping/pitching area with two bunkers. Definitely recommended.

The course is looking great for early spring play, always treated well @ RedHawk. Our chapter of IGF had a wonderful day on the green. Get Out and Play! Tournament today, we won!

Man this course was pure for winter and great place to play for all levels of players. Front desk ppl were amazing got me out with very little notice got me out no problems. The greens reacted well and the putts rolled true even tho there was sand on the greens they didnt mess with the roll will def be back tomorrow cant wait!!!

The course was in great condition. Fairways were all grass and the greens were just prepped for their club championship, so they were fast and rolled true. The background was amazing with the mountains and Lake Lowell. The course is open, but you can get into some bunkers and water. Not too tough, but keeps you on your toes.