Pine Ridge Golf Club

Pine Ridge is a nice course, with a moderate level of difficulty, but it's in a bit of disrepair. There are bald spots along the fairway, the greens and tee boxes have worn patches.

Walking the course is ok, there are some holes that not set up at the end of the last hole - there's some distance between 2 or 3 of them and you wind up walking for a bit more than you should.

All in all, not a terrible course for the money and there is usually availability.

I thought the course, for this time of year was in good shape. It is a public course, so unfortunately many dont take care of it as they should. But, the layout is nice and the price was reasonable. Ill definitely be going back.

This is a nicely laid out course with interesting holes, but the condition of the fairways is abominable. We had no sand on our cart to fill in divits. You wonder if the course is going out of business. I felt insulted seeing split rail fences by the tees falling apart, and the tees themselves full of bald spots. There was no starter to put groups together and keep things moving.

Too bad the course wasn’t in better condition. The fairways and roofs are terrible. Some tea boxes are horrible. Definitely not some thing that’s worth the time or money.

I am sorry to say this but Pine Ridge was a huge disappointment. Positives are we were able to play right after a couple of days of rain. We decided to give it a shot because there were no real options early on the day. The course was wet and there were no carts allowed. The course manager called me to let me know it was walking only. That’s a huge positive for customer relations. Greens were a bit slow but in good shape and bunkers were nicely raked and pretty dry. There was a lot of sandy spots off the fairways as usual but the lack of fairway grass and conditions of the tees really were despicable. If there was attention being paid to these faults the place would be a better alternative. They need a total fairway and tee replanting including crab grass management. They should also try to stop the balls from kicking into the tree line. Adding rough should help. Removing underbrush in the woods would help pace of play which from other reviews can be ann issue. Unfortunately it seems these issues aren’t being addressed. Let’s hope they stay open and make the reinvestment to improve a once nice course.

The price is theft for what you are getting. They charge 'prime-time' prices all season, up-charge single rider carts, keep unkept bunkers, is filled with patchy fairways, and the bar may or may not be open.

Restaurant closed on a Wed in August. Halfway house closed. No cart girl. Tee time 1:00. Could not get any food or drink at all. Ridiculous

They need a greens keeper who actually knows what they are doing.

Worst greens I have ever seen as they are all diseased

Will not be going back

Course is in shambles, the bunkers are just dry mud. Beer cans in a lot of places.

Good course to enhance your skills, plays slow .Just very expensive, for the same price there are better courses near by.

Course overall horrible shape. Green, tee boxes, fairways, especially sandtraps!

and to charge $30 for the cart?

I won't be back anytime soon

This course probably was very very nice a one point

It’s a shame it’s in such bad shape

The greens were fine

Tee box not good at all

Just a waste

And one eye Willy isn’t very pleasant about giving out carts !!

The pace of play was terrible. Tee time was 11:43, didn't finish until 4.50. Also the fairways were in terrible shape, lots of hard dry ground. The sand traps were hard and most didn't have a rake. Also the cart fee was $30.00, that's extremely expensive. I don't think I would play there again. Course has lots of potential.