Mountain Harbour Golf Club

Course was in great condition. Pace of play was good. GPS in the carts was a great bonus. Definitely play again.

First time to course and I was so impressed on how clean and well maintained course and clubhouse were. We paired up some regulars and thank goodness. A lot of layup blind tee shots Greens were beautiful and look flat but if you are above the hole you are in big trouble. Greens roll true but a lot of break. I would play here and day. Can’t wait to come back.

They do not have a rain check policy. It started to pour after the first hole and the weather called for more rain. Went to the club house and was a diver thee do t close the course and they don’t have a rain check policy.

I won’t be going back there due to this policy

They do not have a rain check policy so I would not go there again. Wouldnt give us our money back even though it was pouring out and the weather called for heavy rain the remainder of the day.

Threatening rain, but never did. We were the only people on the course.

The course was in great shape. The views are fantastic. The name is now Mountain Harbor. It is no longer called The Ridges.

This is one of the most beautiful courses in the region. It is in very good shape, too!

This a great course to challenge you. This is the 4th time playing and starting to learn the course and what holes are my biggest challenge.

Too many doglegs and had to play target golf on many holes. Greens were ridiculous with huge breaks - nearly impossible to not 3 putt. Would never play this again.

I play out here a lot, and there’s a good reason for it. The whole place just has a great, laid-back, friendly attitude. You don't have to deal with any pretension—the staff is excellent across the board, and the grill and/or outdoor bar are a perfect stop when you're done.

Lately, the management and maintenance team have just been killing it. The course is in great shape right now. It's got a really fun layout, but it can definitely be challenging if you aren't paying attention.

You're going to get a good test of your mountain putting skills out here—especially on holes 3, 4, 10, 13, and 14. Best to stay below the hole. If you leave it above the pin on those greens, you're going to be fighting for two-putts.

Overall, it's a really solid track that consistently delivers a great round of golf. Definitely worth teeing it up here.

Me and the boys played first time Saturday had a 10:20 tee time. Course layout was great big warning for hole 4 tough hole. The pins was in ridiculous areas on the greens. But probably wouldn’t be that hard if you knew the place! We got told by the ranger to keep up with pace and we no one in front of us or behind so he didn’t have nothing better to do. Other than that great place. We will be back

Course in good condition coming out of winter season. A few holes with blind shots due to mountain terrain making it somewhat gimmickie. But overall a very nice course and greens in good shape. Should be even better as Spring/Summer around the corner.