Shadow Ridge Golf Club

Course was in great shape for this part of the season. Traps could use some grooming but overall great day on the course.

It would be nice if less wind or no wind at all. Everything else was fine.

Great course. Nice staff. We played late season so the conditions were a bit less than excellent. Hardly anybody on the course - but by the fourth hole we got behind four young GOOBERS. They must have thought they were in a Q School qualifier as each shot on each hole took four practice swings, 3 minutes or more of discussing and a stance of freezing over the ball for a solid 90 seconds before swinging. Wouldn’t even think about letting us through. 5 hours later, we finished. Slow players SUCK

It’s bad day for us to go out on nice course like shadow ridge .

Course condition and greens were in perfect condition and pace of play was good. Excellent course. Course does provide a summer pass … I wish I knew about it earlier, I would have purchased it.

When I get these surprises, it’s a sign that I want to keep coming back!!

We were very lucky with the weather too

Have not had an enjoyable outing in a long time, nothing tops off this memorable trip.

Playing with my nephew who have not seen in years! My 92 year old mother came as a rider.

One of the best Resorts I’ve ever been, it has so much to offer,

Wish they had the Grill open..

I really enjoy coming here.

Everything was perfect. Wind and the dust storm was difficult but what a beautiful course. A combination of Eagle Falls and Terra Lago North this course is as desert as you can get.

CAUTION, if you can't putt very well, these greens will exadurate that defficiency. You Scotty lovers will learn that even a $400 putter won't Save you

Fairways excellent, greens flawless, tees perfect and bunkers nice.

The price is also great this time of year.

I have a 4.2 index but found the Shadow Ridge greens far too sloped. They are among the most undulated greens I've ever seen and I've played many of the old-school greats for comparison. Yes, Mr. Faldo, we know you won the Masters twice but to make virtually every green at Shadow Ridge akin to Nos. 5 and 17 at Augusta makes for a miserable round for most people. Giant slopes all over the edges with shaved run off areas are also what await at this course. My son and I were lucky to play it on a very warm day that had hardly anyone out there, but in season it must be a nightmare from a pace of play standpoint because of the greens. Think of all the timeshare people surrounding the course who may not play much and then have to contend with crazy slopes on every green. I wouldn't recommend it to others with low handicaps let alone anyone else. Not trying to be negative; it's just the way I see it. Staff were great, conditions were excellent for this time of year.