Pine Ridge Golf Club

From the very beginning when we checked in the pro shop employee was too busy with his cell phone to even greet us.

Tee boxes and perimeter of the faieprways in very poor condition.

This was one of the worst kept courses I have ever played. The paths were bumpy sand lots. The bunkers were a mess. The tee boxes pathetic. The greens were the only area well maintained. This course should charge $40 per round w/ a cart for the conditions. Throw in the driving range which is a total mess and this is not a course to return too.

Oh boy- we should have listened to the warnings. This is an abandoned golf course. Absolutely no maintenance whatsoever. You can tell at some point this was a very, very nice place But it is no longer -and hasn’t been for a while Boxes are very rough. Greens are hard and not green they are hard sand, and unusable. Fairways are primarily hard dirt with very little greenery Perhaps a touch of brown crabgrass. Concrete bunkers, which have not been cared for in many seasons. Broken sprinkler heads. Flooding…. No cartpath. Everything is soft beach like sand. Geese deoppings everywhere. Bottom line is this place has not been cared for in many years. Really bad. Please don’t waste a beautiful day like us. There’s a reason tee times are abundant here. Stay away. No food, no Resturaunt, no rangers. nobody cares…. It’s a disgrace I can’t believe it’s not closed down. Just unacceptable. .

Fairway is all dirt. Divots. Greens terrible. Almost like they don’t have water.

Got out around 6:42, and I was the only one on the course, and it was fantastic. The staff there were great, and offered advice on shot placement and challenges.

The groundskeepers were aerating, so I played the back 9 twice, which had been aerated the day before. The aeration wasn't a huge issue, but there were other course conditions that needed attention, like existing muddy runoff on walking paths and irrigation equipment hazards. The tee boxes were chopped up a bit, and there was lots of tee debris scattered for such an early part of the day. I only had to play a few shots where I needed to improve my lie because of aeration pockets or plugs.

The first time through, I set my own pace. I did slow down on the second pass, since other players had teed off.

I was frustrated at times that the mowers were out and cutting fairways and greens while playing through. At one point, a groundskeeper was present for about 7 holes in a row, on the green mowing while I was in play, waving me up and waiting for me to clear. It made reading the early morning greens difficult, and also provided a noisy distraction.

Overall, I loved the challenge of "amen corner," which the marshall appropriately nicknamed holes 11-14, for their long distances and challenging shot paths.

This course is fairly local for me, and I would play it again, especially as a practice round where I could take multiple shots, and work on my game in the expanse of an empty early morning course.

I’ve played this course years back and although it was never a private club type environment it was never in bad shape.

This was beyond playable. It was like they are waiting to be bought out to extend the condos.

Crabgrass all over, greens were a mess. Mowing staff didn’t even give the courtesy of waiting for you to hit and what they were even mowing is beyond me.

I remember it being a decent course years back.

But it’s like they just gave up on caring.

I wouldn’t recommend this place even if we’re free.

It’s a shame they let it go.

Keep scrolling and find something better.

$75 to putt on dirt.

This course absolutely blows. Cost $105 to play with course and was a absolute waste of money. Most of the greens look like this.

Tee boxes need work. The course conditions were fair to good. The greens were in good shape but are scheduled to get air rated soon. Staff were friendly and helpful.