To suit the
customer's specific needs, outings range from simple day trips to all-inclusive adventure weekends (outlined below). When you are ready,
please contact us for your custom-built quote.
Golfing
Sacramento,
California
Since the gold
rush, Sacramento, CA has grown into a cosmopolitan state capital studded
with sleek steel and glass towers. Despite its growth and advancement,
Sacramento has stayed true to its roots by maintaining the tree-shaded
streets and elegant Victorian homes. The atmosphere and the food are
both top draws. A bustling bar and dance scene has the city hopping with
people every night of the week.
If the century-old heritage oaks in Sacramento Valley
could talk, they'd tell remarkable tales of players who have become
household names in the golf world and once teed it up at courses around
the city--names like Sam Snead, Al Geiberger, and George Archer. Where
Hogan himself won his first professional check--$350.00 for third place.
SAMPLE
ITINERARY
Day 1
2:00pm
– 7:00pm – Check into the hotel in the center of downtown Sacramento
and get the weekend started at the bar. Airport
transportation is available.
8:00pm – 10:00pm – Adventure
Bachelor Party takes you to a fine dining experience inspired by
classic American cooking.
10:30pm – 11:30pm* – Walk through Old
Sacramento and make a stop at Fanny Anne's and check out there 7 levels
of entertainment. This is definitely one of those places that is a must
see for all the oddities that litter the walls.
11:30pm – 2:00am* – Grab a few margaritas
above Fanny's and move to O'Malley's for some Irish hospitality. In Old
Sacramento, all the bars are stone's throw away from each other and all
the buildings, streets and sidewalks are built in late 1800 design.
2:00am – 3:00am* – If there is anything left
in the tank, off to Masons for some clubbing and dancing or hang in Old
Sac down at "Hogs" for some live music before stumbling back to the
Hotel.
*Bars can
vary depending on your party's desires.
Day 2
8:00am -
9:30am - After wolfing down on a made-to-order breakfast, explore some of the
Sacramento landscape.
11:30am -
4:30pm - The MacKenzie Golf Course is, without a doubt,
the player's course at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex. Designed by the
mastermind behind Augusta National and measuring a respectable
6,991-yards from the back tees, this 73-year-old track, originally
designed by world renowned architect, Alister MacKenzie.
5:00pm -
9:00pm - Clean up at the hotel and grab an informal
dinner at one of our recommended hotspot
9:00pm -
2:00am - Head off to the Casino or recap some of the
spots from the night before, or maybe belly up to the bar at the Pyramid
brewery.
Day 3
8:00am -
12:30am - Roll out of bed and get ready for more golf.
12:30am -
2:30pm - Mather Golf Course is another top
Sacramento public course. There are two ponds that come into play on three
holes. The course has fairway trees. The fairways are level, and some of
the tee boxes being elevated. Some of the greens are raised a little
with some undulation to them.
3:00pm -
4:00pm - Meet the shuttle outside and enjoy a
scenic ride back to Sacramento Airport for your method of departure after
a weekend to remember.
*Course vary on availability and customer preference
Since the gold
rush, Sacramento, CA has grown into a cosmopolitan state capital studded
with sleek steel and glass towers. Despite its growth and advancement,
Sacramento has stayed true to its roots by maintaining the tree-shaded
streets and elegant Victorian homes. The atmosphere and the food are
both top draws. A bustling bar and dance scene has the city hopping with
people every night of the week. 
Day 1
