Tri-Mountain Golf Course

Playing here on a weekend is a challenge. A foursome ahead of us slowed everyone down while they enjoyed their drunken round. A Marshall would certainly help increase the pace of play. Weekdays only for me here from now on.

Saturday afternoon and the course was busy and you really need a marshal out there. Play drunk, have fun; but keep up, play ready golf. Course responsible to make everyone keeps up.

Fairways a little bumpy. Some because people don't replace divots and some because fairways should be groomed to be smoother.

I do enjoy the course but not Saturday afternoons public play.

Was very well maintained, open but still difficult. Fun course

I am a Ridgeline member. I booked a tee time. Over the phone. When I got there. They said that I didn't have a tee time. Said I never spoke to him. I showed hom my phone that I called at 8:36am. Basically calling me a lier. I said is this how you treat your. Members. I asked for my membership back. He said you use it. I said only twice. He lied and sad more than that. I sais no. I renew it 2 weeks ago. . I wil never play there again. Probably bump me because I was a single. And they had a four some. All because of money.

And just about perfect greens conditions make for an enjoyable round but our foursome failed to capitalize on it. Will play again soon!

I’ve played this course a few times before and it was in good condition. This time disappointing.

A bit wet but walkable. Safety measures seemed adequate and course was in pretty good winter conditions. Greens were better than average for winter. Love the wide open views and layout.

Due to recent rains, there’s standing water on most fairways but the greens are still very nice and roll true. Balls do bounce and roll fine because it’s not sticky or muddy thanks to sandy soils below the grassy surface, just my guess..

As always the course was in great condition. Pace of play was good and the greens for being January were in top notch condition. We will be back for many more rounds this year

I really like this course. It is scenic and challenging. It is long for most women but worth it.

I thought my 1st time going to tri mountain was an amazing experience. Apparently the club was just finishing a tournament against another golf course. During my time there I was actually abandoned my my foursome after the 1st 9 holes. From that point I was able to have a nice lunch and enjoy the football game with the other members of the Golf course as well as the management team. I met Ron the general manager, I also met Mike who keeps the grounds and the greens perfect! I was ready to join the club that day!! However I am glad that Ron discourage me to wait until January. In January the regular weekly tournaments begin. Apparently I have the opportunity to win up to $900 per week!?! That sounds unreal and amazing. I look forward to Winning money for Spring golf gear

I should also mention the course it is the perfect course for a newer as well as a somewhat seasoned golf player. It's full of water hazards that actually teach you how to avoid water hazards... Unbelievable! Last but not least, the driving range is designed as a island of sorts. All water with little islands in the middle that you can aim at and hit toward. I think it's a in credible creation that has to be seen in person before you appreciate it.. At any rate I loved it... And you will too.

SO.. At this point, at 3:00 a.m. in the morning...I am looking forward to booking a tee time tomorrow sometime around noon. Good job out there fellas you make it worth the drive from Vancouver!!