"visit a course" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about visiting a program or class. For example, "I've decided to visit a course on business management at my local college next semester."
This is all part of the mystery when players visit a course that will host the Open.
I'm about to visit a course doing just the opposite -- empowering and equipping students for the years ahead.
The definition of an asthma exacerbation is any asthma related event that involved one or more of the following; a hospital admission, an unscheduled doctor visit, a course of oral steroids or an increase in medication use.
At each participating practice, families were eligible to participate in the trial if their child was 3 to 12 years old, and reported a physician diagnosis of asthma, and ≥ 1 acute exacerbation within the prior year that required an unscheduled office visit, a course of oral steroids, an Emergency Department (ED) visit or hospitalization.
In 1912, William Howard Taft became the first president to visit a golf course at Baltusrol.
I can't say I was any more taken with the experience than I was at the start, however I did jump at the chance to visit a biathlon course just outside the town.
These students were encouraged to visit a refresher course and to retake an equivalent test afterwards.
You should always call, email, or visit a specific courses website (if available) for the latest information, greens fees and tee times.
Trump celebrated Independence Day by visiting a golf course, a Trump course, of course, for his 35th time since inauguration day, after saying as a candidate that he would not be playing golf because he would be working all the time.
Prospective Evening Master's Program (EMP) students have the opportunity to experience an EMP course by visiting a class.
—Lea Some of the women with an incomplete lesion made use of the possibility to learn pre-birth pelvic floor exercises and a woman after child loss was grateful to visit a special remission course.
