Ridgeway Golf Club

Great little course for all abilities. Too narrow to use a Driver (but you still will) so it encourages smart play and to focus on setting up the 2nd shot. Very enjoyable, not ideal for putting but a little more attention to the greens and tees and this course would would really stand out.

Really really nice course. Played with a couple of friends new to golf. Staff were friendly and also members friendly and helpful. Will definately be returning. Only negative I can find was the holes didn’t seem to be clearly labelled or I may have just missed it.

Sadly the course was in a really bad way it’s like the management are only interested in making money from there marquee .. I played this course in September and it was in much better condition and they was still using there winter tees and the mats was like playing off a brick

A decent test of golf on a course you can't really blast your way around.

It's okay, but book too many people in on the off peak times. Winter tees are not level and no space for any tees. So hopefully you love hitting off the mat. Can busy fast with slow golfers who have no curtsey to let players through when looking for balls or "reading the greens" when the green is covered in leaves are is as thick as most fairways. The fairway is as thick as most roughs. Worst hole on the course is the third (par 4) such a bad slope where even if you hit the rough to the right it will roll 50yards through the fairway onto the other side of the rough. It's badly maintaimed meaning you can easily lose balls on the fairway. Worst offenders are the green keepers who use headphones so there's no way you can let them know the ball is heading their way (balls of steel). With the discount the course is okay (£6) for beginners. Would stay away if you're a golfer.

As soon as we arrived at the first tee there were a foursome ahead of us waiting to tee off. They were kept waiting past our tee off time by a couple of very poor ability golfers. A queue soon developed as the first hole is also the tenth hole on this course. As soon as the foursome ahead of us tee,d off we knew that it was going to be a long round as they too were poor golfers. We played the first hole a-par three and then tried to play the second par five. However we were kept waiting at every stroke due to the group ( groups) ahead of us. It was impossible to get any rhythm into our game as there were too many golfers on the course who had no idea of what “can we play through meant”. On the bright side it was only £8 each but we will never play there again.

Winter tee boxes need a way to put a tee in the mat and could do with being level. Ideal for the par 3s but I can't hit a Driver off the floor I.e. hole 8. Great value for money though.

Love this course. Great holes and in great condition

Lovely staff

Greens in great nick

Tees a bit over used

Great attempt to make 9 holes different to each other

Some challenging holes with small greens, make it very interesting.

Signature holes are the 2nd and 3rd, both on the rigde. The 2nd is a tight out of bounds hole and the 3rd needs a left to right shot as you have to aim for the right trees to hold the fairway.

Enjoyed my round (it's a work out physically too!)

Course is kept in really good condition. Greens are fast and well maintained. Fairways are always 'smooth' and the semi rough is nice to play off.

Really good round of golf.

I have just turned to golf as a game after COVID and old age hit other sports. I have played this course last 3 weekends after about 10 sessions on a driving range so this course is perfect for me as a first up course. Yes the bunkers and greens are not on a par with others but they are large enough to give you a challenge as does the course generally with its hills, fairways and trees.

It’s a nice little course but the green keeper could have a little more training on what to do when people are playing the hole he stayed on the green and waved us on to play the shot and we watched him cutting another green and someone played a shot on to the green and he just stood there but lifted his mower up..