Remuda Golf Course and Driving Range. Best Golf Course in Ogden & Layton Areas
BEST GOLF VALUE IN THE OGDEN & LAYTON AREAS
Now Accepting New Members!
Be a part of weekly golf competition. Online registration is required. New members can join any time of the year. These are fully handicapped and flighted nine hole weekly tournaments with winnings and fun event formats. (See yearly membership pricing and details below.) Remuda has divisions for Men (blue tees), Sr. Men (white tees), Women (gold tees), and Couples (white tees men – gold tees women).
Membership has it's privileges...
- Free Prize Wheel on Sign Up Day
- Weekly Competitive Events
- Redeem Credits at the proshop
- Participation Points
- Socials and Dinners
- In-House Handicaps
- Satisfaction Guaranteed
Competetive Rivalry and Comradarie
Who will win this week, and who is leading in points and stats? Competition with other players is fun but most challenging is the competition with yourself and your course handicap.
Extracurricular Activities
Spring and Fall Socials, Wheel of Prizes, Member Appreciation Week, Special Events, and more!
Weekly Tournaments.
Make a tee time and play any time on your designated days of the week. Each week we play a nine hole stroke play tournament, or other game.
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- • Women’s Division – Play on Monday or Tuesday
- • Sr. Men’s (55+) Division – Play on Monday or Tuesday
- • Men’s Division – Play on Wednesday or Thursday
- • Couples Division – Play on Friday
Professionally Managed.
We have all the elements for fun and smoothly running league play.
Membership
Annual dues will grant you all the great benefits of Remuda Golf Association Members.
Competition
You'll enjoy weekly events all season long. Play as much or as little as you please, March - October.
Handicaps
We do all the work entering your scores each week to determine flights, handicaps, and winners.
Winnings
100% of game fees are paid out each week in the form of pro shop winnings.
Divisions
Remuda Golf Association is divided into divisions for Women, Men, Sr. Men, and Co-Ed Couples.
Points
Automatic participation points are awarded to all who play each week for year end surprises.
Association Membership Pricing.
• Women – Annual Membership $35
- $5 Game Fees
- • Men – Annual Membership $55
$7 Game Fees
- • Co-Ed Couples
- (No extra Membership dues)
- $10 Game Fees
Free Access to our Facebook group page.
Get the latest news and information about the weekly events. See recent scores and interact with other members. (You must have a free Facebook login setup to request access.)
Frequently Asked Questions.
Q. What tees do Association Members play?
A. Men play Blue Tees each week unless modified by a specific game. Sr. Men play White Tees each week unless modified by a specific game. Super Seniors over age 70 may play from whatever tee they choose. Women play gold tees each week unless modified by a specific game. Couples Play white tees (women may choose to play white or gold tees.)
A. No. Play as many, or as few events as you like. The more you play, the more participation points you can earn for year end Cup standings and raffle tickets.
A. Yes. You will need to pay membership dues at each location if you want to participate at both locations. (No extra membership fee is required to play a different division at the same course. Such as a Sr. man playing in regular Men’s division and Sr. Men’s division.)
Q. How are Winnings awarded?
Yes, the president keeps bylaws updated and is responsible for teaching and enforcing them. Each member is required to sign a waiver and abide by association bylaws and the presidents decisions. Copies are available at the clubhouse and upon request by email.
Q. Is there a schedule of events available?
A. Yes, the presidents sets up a schedule of events and posts it at the clubhouse, online, and makes copies for members to take home. So it’s important to read the calendar carefully. Link to Event Calendar
Handicap Questions.
Q. Do I need a UGA membership for my handicap index?
A. No, we keep our in in-house handicap indexes. They are used to calculate net scores on the majority of our tournament events. They are based off tournament rounds only, and are more accurate.
Q. Why did I not win any money even though I shot below my average score?
A. Winnings are dependent on many factors including the performance of other players, the pool of players who participated that week, and the size of flights. If you beat your average score it is likely you will be in the winnings, but not guaranteed because there may be other players who also performed better than average.
A. Members with UGA handicaps may use their index to immediately establish a house handicap, but you do not have to be a UGA membership to play. If you do not have a UGA membership you simply need to play two 18 hole rounds (or two nine hole scores on each side) to establish an in-house index. Not difficult at all, and we do all the work entering your scores each week to keep your handicap accurate. Once established, your handicap is used for Low Net events and for determining flight divisions.
Q. Why have I suddenly changed flights without my handicap changing?
A. Flights are automatically generated by the computer system every week. Flight 1 contains the lowest handicaps, Flight 2 contains the next lowest, and so forth. As the individuals who play vary from week to week, this can result in a player being occasionally assigned to a flight they are not accustomed to playing.
Q. Do you use 9 or 18-hole handicaps in your Association?
A. As most of our association events are 9-hole events, our handicaps are kept as 9-hole handicaps. When we have 18-hole events, we double the handicaps.
Q. How do the Tees I play affect my handicap?
A. When using handicaps, the tees you play will not give you much of an advantage. The slopes for each Tee are used in the handicap calculation. If someone plays from forward tees and consistently shoots lower scores on average, a lower handicap will result, and level out the advantage.
Q. Why did my handicap go down even though I shot above my average score?
A. Handicap calculations are based upon the 10 most recent scores (minus the score that is still in process of being scored.) Every time a new score is entered the oldest score is dropped. Sometimes this results in handicap movement in the opposite direction of what is expected based only on the most recent score. Handicap calculation also drops high and low scores which helps prevent sandbagging.
Q. Does my handicap index reset at the beginning of each season?
A. No, we start with your previous year handicap. You do not start at zero unless you are a brand new player without any benchmark handicap index such as a UGA index or a handicap from another association.