There is something about March that feels like a reset. The days stretch a little longer. Families start looking for things to do. The courts get busier, the course wakes up, and the social calendar begins to feel full again.
That energy comes through clearly in Woodbridge Golf & Country Club’s March events feature, which describes the month as a fresh start filled with reasons to get out, gather, and enjoy the season. From sports and camps to social events and Easter fun, it is the kind of calendar that reflects the Club’s active, family-oriented spirit.
One of the first featured events is Spring Pickleball, scheduled for March 14 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The newsletter describes it as a fun team event on the pickleball courts, designed to kick off spring with energy and connection.
The month also includes a St. Paddy’s Day Happy Hour on March 17, with festive bites and drink specials, followed by a St. Paddy’s Round Robin on March 20, positioned as a playful, social way to mix in some games and connect with others. Those kinds of events are part of what make club life feel less formal and more lived-in.
For families, spring break brings two especially strong options. The March newsletter highlights both Spring Tennis Camp and Spring Golf Camp, running March 24 through 27. Each is designed to give kids an active, skill-building way to spend their break, with time outdoors and a lot of built-in fun.
And for families looking ahead to the end of the month, Easter Egg Hunt & Brunch stands out as one of the classic spring traditions on the calendar. The newsletter calls it a family favorite, with seating times, kids’ activities, and an egg hunt all built into the day.
There is also Bingo Party on March 28, another social event that leans into the welcoming, community-centered side of the Club. Together, these events paint a picture of Woodbridge as more than just a golf destination. It is a place where recreation, family life, and social connection all come together.
For people in the Lodi area looking for a place that offers more than one kind of experience, that is a meaningful message. Woodbridge is not only about one sport or one age group. It is about active living, shared experiences, and finding more ways to enjoy the season together.
Spring has a way of bringing people back outside. At Woodbridge, it also brings people together.
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