Kings Ridge Golf Club celebrates golf at every level. We take pride in developing a wide range of junior and adult talents.
Wether you're advanced, just beginning or trying to lower your scores; Kings Ridge is the place to start!
06/03/2022
Junior Golf Summer Camps at Kings Ridge are coming up soon! 🌴 🏌️♀️🏌️ Junior golfers ages 6-15 are invited to sign up for our camps beginning in June 20th! Contact Nicolas Otero at (407) 575-5276 or [email protected].
06/02/2022
Help Dad master his game at Kings Ridge. Enjoy the Kings Ridge Practice Facilities for the rest of the year for just $360! Shop Now: https://bit.ly/3JTbyQc
05/31/2022
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3 tips to help you catch the ball on the upswing with your driver! This will help eliminate directional issues and produce more distance
05/31/2022
Junior Golf Summer Camps at Kings Ridge are back for another exciting year! 🌴 🏌️♀️🏌️ Junior golfers ages 6-15 are invited to sign up for our camps beginning in June! Contact Nicolas Otero at (407) 575-5276 or [email protected].
05/31/2022
How Your Putting Speed Affects the Break Firm, medium, or soft. How hard should you hit your putts? Hole more of them by discovering the putting speed that suits you best with Megan Johnston's easy practice drill.
05/30/2022
Junior Golf Summer Camps at Kings Ridge are back for another exciting year! 🌴 🏌️♀️🏌️Junior golfers ages 6-15 are invited to sign up for our camps beginning in June! Contact Nicolas Otero at (407) 575-5276 or [email protected].
05/30/2022
This Memorial Day please join Kings Ridge Golf Club to remember and thank all who gave their lives while serving our great country.
One of my favourite over the top drills. All you need is an alignment stick, and it allows you to practice your on plane swing with speed
05/23/2022
Contact Coach Nic to sign up!
[email protected]
Wedge bounce is the angle created between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole. This is the area of the club that hits through the ground as it contacts the ball.
But why is this important to you? And what wedge bounce should you use?