April 27, 2025

Memorial Day at Rams Hill

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Celebrate Memorial Day with Golf, Games, and Good Times

Spend your Memorial Day surrounded by the scenic beauty of Rams Hill in Borrego Springs. On Monday, May 26, Rams Hill invites players and guests to enjoy a day of golf, great food, and friendly competition — all with stunning views of the Anza-Borrego desert.

In addition to a round of golf, participants can enjoy $5 burgers, $3 draft Coors Light, yard games, skill contests with prizes, a House on the Hill raffle, and free replays. Whether you're hitting the course or joining for the festivities, this event offers a memorable way to mark the holiday.

Rates:
All Players: $150 (book online)

Military & First Responders: $100 (call the golf shop at 760-767-3500 to book)

Stay & Play Guests: Free (Monday golf is complimentary with the 2-night, 2-round Stay & Play package)

Enjoy a day of play, honor the holiday, and take in one of the most beautiful golf settings in Southern California.



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