The Ridge at Castle Pines North

Cart path only coupled with heavy rain made it to where we got through 7 holes in about 2.25 hours. Grabbed a rain check in the pro shop. I will be back, love this place

The staff friendliness is the best I've encountered in 20 years of playing. AlL of the staff was very friendly and very natural about it .I would play there just because you feel so welcomed. Luved the layout. We got rained out the last 2 holes but didn't mind since the price was so great.

Course was great but didn’t know greens were recently aerated, don’t know that it would have changed our minds but always nice to know. Rest of course was in fantastic shape, staff was friendly, views are excellent.

Lunch was decent but don’t like that I have to order at the bar when they could easily come to the table and take our orders.

On course beverage service was fantastic, great selection and server.

My review of The Ridge is 5 out of 10. I am a Coloado native. Nothing really impressed me of the grounds or even the views of which were named signature holes. Not as grand as people / advertised. Unfortunately we were notified Cart Path only due to the rain storm the previous night. After all of that, we were rained out after the 15th hole. The Ridge is overrated, No views, no special hole. Just inflated round charge $171.00. I took a 4 day trip to Mesquite NV this past April. All of the courses visited were brilliant views, layout, and every course fee $150 w/Cart

Greens at local muni’s are in better shape than The Ridge. Expect more from Troon Golf who manages this course. 5 hours for a round on a weekday is too long. For the price of this course, you expect a more.

Tee boxes were over run with weeds

Half the fairway was dead

Bunkers hard as a rock and had big chunks of rocks

Not worth the price

The Ridge has fallen apart in 2024. Bunkers are basically gravel. Course is unkempt and dry. Pace of play was incredibly slow and not a single Ranger present to move things along. On the other hand, the scrub oak has been cleared, relieving the course of its original hill country character, the staff is super arrogant and the prices are resort caliber expensive….

If you’re expecting fresh tee boxes, nice greens, great bunkers, and great friendly service don’t come here. Our round was at 2 pm and pace of play was decent but the beverage carts left around 2 or 3. They said if you want something to drink “just get it on the turn”. The bunkers were trash. Zero sand in them and some had weeds growing out of them. The tee boxes had truck loads of sand on them. I played this course a couple years ago and I came back because I remember it being immaculate and worth a semi more expensive experience. The 2 courses in castle rock, Colorado are a far better experience and have better conditions and similar views.

Loved the free range balls and overall conditions of the course. Tee boxes were sanded, but not a big deal. Bunkers were nice. After the round the staff told me that they were planning to renovate the bunkers in the fall, so they could have actual sand instead of dirt lol. Overall loved the course…I recommend it

All the trees and brush they’ve cleared really don’t add to the aesthetic value. In fact it’s ugly where they cleared it out…..

Getting stupid for the money as well, but get it while you can I guess? Lived in the neighborhood twenty years been my home course for all of them, but not anymore traveling to other places.

Tight off the tee, good conditions, and a really fun layout.

The back 9 is 2x better than the front, and the front is still great. I wish I could have played it 2x.

I’d much prefer it over arrowhead or fossil trace as someone visiting

$206 for this course is a joke. The traps are a joke, rocks and gravel, absolute disaster. 5.5 hour round. The trash was overflowing on each hole. No marshalls on the course. Place was worth $60 tops but not $206. Giant waste of moeny! Avoid at all cost!!