Golf Club at Mansion Ridge

Went out to noddle with my game. Wanted go out single, a little past my scheduled T-time I went to the first hole. Staff comes over to tell me I should be with the 3 players behind me. Didn’t ask me if I wanted to play with them I declined and left course. Very unorganized, two people running the operation. Won’t go back.

Haven’t played @ Mansion Ridge in a while it was good to see the course is still in great shape. The greens are rolling just like a billiard table..

It was a little pricey at 2pm ($77) but course was beautiful. Would like to play it again, but would like to see the fee be around $60. There was nobody really before or after us, so maybe lowering price will get more golfers there?

A beautiful course in the late afternoon. Will play again.

I really enjoyed my round! The greens were in perfect shape, the fairways could have used a little love though. With the Covid19 restrictions, I didn't have any staff interaction in person but they were great on the phone. I thought there could have been better signage between a few holes where it's not clear where to go next if you're walking. The cart paths are clear but for walkers it can be a little tricky.

Played for the first time yesterday and was very impressed. Course and greens where in great shape. Play was slightly slow after first nine and then really dropped off back nine for a round just over 5 hours. Food at halfway house was great and beers where ice cold! Highly recommend!!

the course was in fantastic shape, greens were running firm and quick. there was practically nobody on the course for some reason. i played with one buddy and we took our time to film some swings, hit a couple of practice shots and walked and we didn't run into anyone or have anyone run into us the entire day. the green tees were moved up on a few of the shorter holes a bit too much but other than that the day was perfect!

Great course. Challenging routing. Played 1 up from regular tee box. Tee shots are fairly simple but pin locations require accurate second shots. Long walk from hole to hole, with moderate elevation changes. Overall one of the best premium public venues in the area.

A really challenging course with beautifully maintained fairways and greens. Had to walk bc of the social

Distancing rules...tough course to walk.

Excellent manicured course not adequate yard markers distance from hole

I play MR about 8 times per season and am usually impressed w/the shape of the course. Not so today...the t boxes and fair ways need help...there was a lot of divots everywhere’. C’mon Troon!? Also, this is too hilly a course not to have single cart usage. Carrying a bag or pushing a cart is a killer on this course. Just hire someone to clean and disinfect the carts and get them out there already. Thank you

A Jack Nicklaus signature course. And it plays like one.

Appropriate risk/reward challenges, super bunker placement, open fairways that you can miss your spots but still have a chance to make par, but have to make a great shot. In other words, you are rewarded/penalized for your shots. Golf.

I stood on several tees and said to myself “what a great golf hole”. It’s scenic, and varied, although there were plenty of 400 plus yard par 4s, so bring your long game.

Conditions of the fairways could be better, but it’s early in the season and they were aerating in preparation for seeding. Greens ran well, bunkers had enough sand, rough was coming in and I hope it stays punitive but not impossible.

This being in the time of coronavirus, the course was walking only, and I would recommend that you be in decent condition for this place. Plenty of elevation change, and it clocked in at just over 8 miles. I gave 5 stars for the staff and the clubhouse, even though it was off limits.

I had to drive an hour to get here. I paid a premium price to walk. I will do it again very soon I hope.