Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club - Ghost Creek Course

Ghost Creek is a well designed course with a good balance of challenging shots and attractive aesthetics. The pace was good, but drainage could be better - greens were in good shape but everything else was way over-saturated & sloppy after heavy rain the day before. I’d say this is pretty typical for courses in the area since it’s essentially converted farmland rather than sandy linksland, so some soft conditions were to be expected given the season and weather, but I had higher expectations given Pumpkin Ridge’s reputation and cost.

Greens were insanely fast. Pace of play was a little slow because of cart path only, but if you have a pushcart it was awesome. Fairway’s were dry and you could get roll. Would highly recommend.

It had rained very hard for about 3 or 4 hours. Maybe a quarter inch. We teed off and rained had stopped, Course dried out and drained in no time.

They also had just punched the greens on Wednesday, but other than a little sand on your golf ball the greens were perfect. Best aerated greens I have ever played.

Very well taken care of and challenging. Lots of fun birdies can be got if your on your game.

I arrived on a Saturday, mid-morning, to find the bag drop was not staffed. As a first time visitor I had no idea where to go once I got out of my car. I saw a guy on his smoke break and asked for directions. He was nice enough but he was the only staff and he was in my eye line by happenstance. A couple signs in front and near the cart area giving guidance to where the pro shop and other facilities are would have been helpful.

Also, for the money I paid, I expect the bag drop to be staffed, on the weekends at least.

Course was in country club condition, Great greens, but not real fast. Good layout, aesthetically pleasing!

Very challenging and well maintained course.Fast greens and fast pace of play A+ in my opinion

First the gentleman behind the counter was not very friendly.

Second had to ask for range balls once I walked to the range only to find out, I should have received them in the pro shop. Normal sop should be no one walks away from that counter without a bag of range balls.

Third time I had to return to the pro shop to ask for a pin sheet.

Fourth the pin sheet says nothing, just section off, no indication of what number the pin is set on, or I guess the pro shop failed to tell me that information.

For the amount being charged the pro shop could do a lot better and the pin sheet could have some information on it. Like + - yard from edge and center of green instead of just green section off