No matter your skill level, RedTail is the perfect place to elevate your game. After years of struggling with my setup, I finally booked a fitting with Jason—and it was a game-changer. His attention to detail was incredible. He took the time to explain everything clearly and got me into a set that made a huge difference in both my performance and overall enjoyment of golf. Best of all, there was zero pressure throughout the process. The shop has an excellent selection of clubs, gear, and apparel, and the staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit!

I had a great iron fitting experience here. Fast forward to this year. I could tell my lie angle/lofts had changed on a few irons. I stopped by to have them checked and the staff seemed annoyed to help. They suggested I check 1 of them. I suggested they check them all and adjust them back to my fit lie angle and correct lofts. I play 80 rounds a year, and hit a lot of balls off mats. Forged irons move. How they don’t know this is baffling. They did eventually take them and let me know they would call me. Fast forward a week. No one called…….I stopped by and magically they had been done since I dropped them off. It was obvious to me they didn’t make a single change. 9 iron was still obviously upright and there wasn’t a single mark on any of my forged irons that suggested they had done anything. Irritated, I took them to Golf Galaxy. Shocker, about half of them had moved a degree or more in both lie and loft. Pretty weak service overall. I guess so much for fit for life as I’m not sure I can come back here again. Why have 10 employees standing there if no one wants to help?

Red Tail Golf Course is fantastic! The professional lessons are top-notch, with expert instructors who provide personalized tips to improve your game. The pro shop is well-stocked with everything you need, from apparel to equipment. One of the coolest features is the ability to hit a bucket of balls and instantly see your results on TrackMan at each bay. It’s a great way to track progress and fine-tune your swing. Whether you’re taking lessons or just practicing, this course has everything you need for an amazing golf experience!

RedTail has a new fan with a dog tale,Thanks Harmony and Cooper for letting Finn be his playful self and giving his Dad a leg up on the competition next week in Utah at Black Desert Resort

It took me two years to decide whether or not to write this review, but the experience has bothered me ever since I stopped taking lessons with my instructor. This is actually the first 1 star review I’ve ever left. I always thought people who left 1 star reviews were exaggerating, but after what I went through, I couldn’t rate it any higher. From the very first lesson, I felt misled. At the time, they were advertising a promotion: buy 8 lessons and get 3 free. I was also told the first session would be more of a consultation and wouldn’t count as one of my paid lessons. I signed up under those terms. After the first “consultation,” I checked my receipt and realized it had been counted as a lesson. When I brought it up, nothing was done to correct it. That session consisted of talking for about 30 minutes while the instructor watched me hit a few balls and took notes. No real pointers, no advice, just a promise that if I continued, he’d “reveal more.” It felt like a bait and switch. As lessons went on, the issues continued. The instructor would often disappear for 5–7 minutes to look for training aids, leaving me to hit balls without feedback. Sometimes he came back without even finding what he was looking for. To make matters worse, when lessons ended, I asked if I could use the leftover range balls I hadn’t hit yet to practice on my own. He said no, citing “policy.” Considering the cost of lessons, that response was shocking. I wasn’t asking for a new bucket, just to use what I had already paid for. One lesson in particular stands out. I requested bunker practice. Instead of a designated area, we drove around the course in a cart for about 15 minutes looking for an unused bunker. When we finally found one, we could only stay for about 10 minutes before needing to move again due to players teeing off. By the end of that session, I had spent roughly 25 minutes riding in a cart and only about 20 minutes actually practicing. It felt like a complete waste. In total, I completed about 6–7 lessons out of the 11 I had paid for. Despite the upfront cost and the 45 minute drive each way, I couldn’t bring myself to continue. Looking back, I wish I had asked for a refund for the unused lessons, but unfortunately, I didn’t. I’ve held back on writing this review for a long time because I truly don’t like leaving negative feedback. But after sitting with the feeling of being ripped off for so long, I think it’s important to share my experience. I hope anyone considering lessons here will think twice and look at other options.