The Ridge Golf Course & Events Center

The scorecard, bunkers, and hills can look intimidating but it's a lot of fun! Only played it twice before, it was my husband's first time. He loved it, especially after putting a couple pars on the card. The staff was very friendly! We were expecting to get paired with another group since it was just the two of us and a Sunday, but nope, went alone! A plus for us. We will be back!

This is an excellent golf course and a very good value. Challenging layout, the course appears short if you look at the scorecard, but there is plenty of length due to the hills. The course is in very good condition, given the drought in California. Very nice clubhouse. Staff was quite friendly. Mats only on the driving range was the only disappointment.

...you MUST play this course. Gold tees very challenging as too were the greens. Nice track in the foothills!!

This was one of the most memorable golf experiences ever. I get up to the Roseville area once every few months and this was the best course for the money I have ever played. The gentleman at the pro shop was the BEST!!! Super friendly and comped me a small range token because I opted to walk. Working in the service industry this goes a long way with me. Anyway, I will be back here every single time. I will be a true Customer For Life with The Ridge.

The course itself is good shape, with this bad drought I was surprised.
The pace of play was not great, no marshall's to get group's going. The front nine played almost 3 hours. Guys playing multiple tee balls instead of play the lateral hazard line.
I finally quit on the 13th hole with three groups waiting for the tee.
Maybe getting a marshall to speed up play would be something to look at. The course is to nice to let this type of play happen. I might go back but it will be early next time

Summer special rate, great value for this course. Keep the ball in play. do not chase into Sticky weeds off fairways as you will be pulling burrs off your clothes for hours.

The course is in great shape, despite the water shortage. Greens rolled true and were not too hard. Great rate on Golfnow.com, too!

The Ridge was a treat!
Lovely course nestled in Auburn with great conditions and challenging golf holes.

Given the drought and other courses conditions, this course is well worth the drive.

This is a course that you have to keep the ball in play in order to score, you miss a fairway your toast in spots.

I had played Darkhorse, in the area, and was told also to try this course. I am from Ky, and was here for the Senior Open. Both courses are outstanding, but different.
Ridge is a great layout, and was in extremely good condition, considering the drought in the area.

As a frequent golfer (80+ rounds a year) I was excited to come play the ridge again. Course is tough but always in good condition. Unfortunately it's hard to enjoy a round this slooooow. T time was 8:25 got to t off around 8:45 since they were already drastically behind. Slow from start but at 7 hole showed up to a group of 8 . They eventually split up to two 4's but the damage was done. Total round took about 5:45. Things happen....no big deal and on a Saturday it can be expected. However my biggest concern is the staff. In close to 6 hours did not see 1 Marshall. Even the cheap courses like bing and Bartley manage pace of play better. When checking in the desk man did not let us know t off was late and had the personality of a rock(none). I believe they should make the greens keeper manage the staff because course conditions were great but staff was not. At $50 a piece I would expect much more. Might as well pay $20 more and make the drive to Yocha, or better yet if in auburn head to dark horse or auburn valley for comparable rates you'll always least get a smile from the staff.

Plays a tough 130 slope. Not too long, Good mixture of long, short, tight, sloping holes. Par five are short but challenging. Lot of local knowledge needed.

Played on a Sunday, and finished in four hours, which was amazing. Challenging course for sure, something I always seek in selecting a golf course. Great conditions for both fairways and greens. Facilities are first class, fod in the restaurant is amazing, and the staff is the best. Great value for the money and alway worth the drive from Lincoln, CA.

The course is a relatively short distance from a major freeway, and in a hilly region of the Greater Sacramento area, about 90 minutes from Lake Tahoe. While it's conditions are typical of drought-sensitive California, it's still interested really good shape. The fairways are wide, but deceptive; with very scenic, rocky dry creek, manmade lakes, and heavy -brush out of bounds areas, better be accurate or else. The greens right now are a pot slower than I suspected for the temperature. Careful or you'll be frustrated at how many putts you'll leave short. The clubhouse is beautiful. I'd be surprised if this joint doesn't make most its revenue off weddings and special events. The staff were pretty polite and friendly. pace of play was right at 4.5 hours. That's saying something on a holiday weekend, with no marshal anywhere to be found. I will absolutely be back.

Look at the building diagonally to your right as you are leaving. That is where they make the statues.

Perfect day. Started on time. Had some great shots as well as some not so good shots. Overall it was a great day for my brother-in-law and myself.

Very disappointed the course did not have a marshal. They had some type of 2 man scramble before our group and allowed the last group to have 6 players. Golf Now should have had an alert to this. One o'clock tee time and didn't finish till 6:45 pm. Would have played somewhere else if I had known. If they had a marshal, they might have also known there was a broken water line near the 15th green. With the drought, this is totally unacceptable. Go play somewhere where they care a little more. On the plus side, it is a nice course and the cart girl was very nice.

Some good some bad. Aerated some of the fairways and greens seemed a little bumpy on some greens. Otherwise challenging but very fair course.

This is a pretty challenging course with a lot of trouble. It is one of my favorite courses in the Sacramento and Placer County area. The course is always in good shape, and the pace of play is alway solid. My last round took a little less than 4 hours.

It was a beautiful day, not too hot. Played in about 4.5 hours. Walked as a single, paid a great rate of $20.

Only other comment is that there was no starter on the first tee, and it wasn't apparent that I was the only person with a 7:50 tee time. I eventually caught up and joined a twosome ahead.