Redlands Mesa Golf Course Gets the Spotlight on Wheel of Fortune

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A Prize Package Built Around the Grand Valley

On the April 7 episode, one lucky contestant won a Grand Junction-area vacation package featuring a stay at the Beatrice Estate, a Redlands property owned and managed by SkyRun Vacation Rentals Grand Junction and Montrose. But the prize wasn't just a place to stay. It was a full Grand Valley experience, and Redlands Mesa Golf Course was a key part of that story.

The package included a round of golf for a foursome at Redlands Mesa, alongside a horse-drawn carriage ride through Palisade wine country and a private chef-prepared, five-course meal at the estate.

Why Redlands Mesa Made the Cut

SkyRun co-owner Wanda Cooley said she wanted the feature to showcase the Grand Valley as a whole, not just a single property. That meant bringing in local partners who represent what makes this area special, and Redlands Mesa Golf Course was a natural fit alongside other Western Slope favorites.

For a course known for its dramatic high-desert layout and views of the Grand Mesa, the moment offered a rare national audience, aired to millions of Wheel of Fortune viewers across the country.

A Win for the Whole Valley

Whether or not viewers caught the course by name, the exposure is part of a bigger win for Grand Junction tourism. As more vacationers look for unique Colorado destinations beyond the usual mountain towns, features like this help put the Grand Valley, and Redlands Mesa Golf Course, on the map.

Ready to experience the same course that made it to national television? Book your tee time at Redlands Mesa Golf Course today.