Legacy Ridge Country Club

This course has perked up within the last two weeks. We had three inches of rain, so the fairways are recovering from the cracks of Summer. The greens are 80% recovered from the weed infestation of Sept-Oct.

Greens and fairways are poor. Greens have weeds and fairways have some severe cracks in the ground. The course is playable, but I would advise playing after they get 5 inches of rain.

BEST VALUE ON GOLF NOW IN THE DALLAS / NORTH TEXAS AREA

The greens are surviving but the fairways are suffering. There are cracks in the ground everywhere. I would recommend waiting until mid-October to play here..

PLAYED IN THE RAIN ALL DAY AND HAD A FUN TIME.

PEOPLE RUNNING THE CLUB ARE THE VERY BEST. GO OUT AN PLAY YOU WILL HAVE A GREAT TIME. CHECKOUT THE PRICE FOR GOLF AND CART !

The greens were perfect back in June after we had 15 inches of rain, but the Summer has toasted this course. Greens have weeds and the fairways have acute dry cracks. The course is playable but I would recommend waiting until the area has had 3 inches of rain to play.

This course has great potential with layout and such but the greens are unplayable. Do not golf here if you are looking to putt on good greens. If you are looking for a nice time trying new golf shots from the tees and fairway this is a good place to come, not if you are looking to finish holes by putting the ball in the hole with your putter. First review I’ve ever left on here but feel like it had to be done. The Greens are just not playable.

This course used to be decent, never great but decent. Every green is filled with weeds, the clubhouse only offers hot dogs and chips. They have a beautiful clubhouse but only utilize the front entrance as the rest of it is just dead space from what it looks like to me. It is a shame with golf getting so popular that they dont just make a move and make this place about the golfers and stop trying to make it a wedding venue. Charging over 50 dollars on the weekend for a course you can't even putt on. Get rid of the bent grass greens if you cant keep up with them or make them work. They have a lot of work to do and from what i seen they are going to run it into the ground.

The course used to be nice but the greens have not been kept up. There are weeds all over every green, so putting is not an option unless you like putting through the rough. May return in the winter once the greens have been addressed.

SHOT 68 AND HAD A GEAT TIME. THE CLUB STAFF ARE THE BEST. YOU WILL ENJOY PLAYING TIHE COURSE AND THEY HAVE GREAT MEMBERS.

Goose grass goose grass and more goose grass

Nice layout with no on course water or cart girl. That is the start of the mis management. From lack of

Mowing of fairways and rough to total lack of green maintenance. They rolling about a 7 on stamp if you don’t hit goose grass.

This course would be solid if the greens were Bermuda and taken care of. I believe it’s probably incompetence from the people running the course, but the “bent grass” greens are for a lack of better words, trash. There is more goose grass growing than bent grass because these people don’t know how to manage bent grass in this Texas climate.

The folks there are nice, but they should be offering free rounds to people who agree to pluck goose grass from the greens, instead of charging them the ridiculous rate of $52 for a weekend play with greens in this kind of shape.

Lastly, I feel sorry for the members who get to play here and pay these folks who refuse to fix the problem with these greens. These geeens are 1/10, see pictures.