WestRidge Golf Course

My son and I set out to play WestRidge yesterday, this amid the Covid-19 shut downs. Upon arrival to the course, their parking lot was pretty full, so we knew that their might be some delays. Upon entering or should I say trying to enter the clubhouse, there was a sign indicating the clubhouse was closed and to check in around back. As we went around back, we noticed tables and a computer set up, with the now standard 6’ tape markers on the ground telling you where to stand. Upon approaching the makeshift counter to pay, I over hear that they are running individual carts only and each two-some can only have one rider, the other person has to walk. This idea of walking had people walking out and off the course. My son and I decided to power through. Ok, he powered through walking over 8 miles and I rode most of it. Lol

The course, for the current environment, the course was pretty decent. We have had a ton of rain lately, and for the most part, you could not tell by walking around the course. Now, what I found lacking was the number of unrepaired divots throughout the course. Due to the Covid-19 restrictive measures, the course is not placing sand bottles on the carts. This leaves a lot of divots and my fear is in 6 months the course will not being as smooth as it was yesterday. The sand traps were without rakes as other course are, so there is the challenge of balls in footprints etc. I will say the sand traps were missing a lot of sand and concrete was exposed in many places. Overall the fairways were in good shape and the greens were better than one might expect for a public course.

I will definitely be back to play another round I’m the future. Yesterday’s time for 18 holes ran just over 4 hours long, however had my son not jogged from shot to shot and hole to hole, we would have played more along the lines of 5 hours plus.

Nice course...greens were a little rough but, overall, it was a great round!

P.S. The GPS on the cart...Did not work. (Cary #53)

I like this course because of the layout. You get 6 par 5's and 6 par 4's and 6 par 3's

Only course i have ever played with that set up.

Last time i played i literally hit every club in my bag at least once.

So if you have never made a hole in one you get 6 tries on this course!

The only negative is this course gets a TON of play. Busiest course i have ever seen.

The course needs lots of work on the greens. The water system creates too many wet areas. The course is in fair shape overall.

Love the track, but it needs marshalls out there pushing the people along. It’s a hack-o-rama and nobody thinking about the people behind. Lying 3, and waiting for the green to clear 200 yds. ahead is ridiculous already. And move up to the white tees dude!

This is by far the best condition of I have seen Westridge in a very long time. The tee boxes and fairways are in really good shape. The greens no longer have the fungus areas that you usually have to putt around. Well done to the Westridge team.

One more item... Of you have not grabbed a burger from the grill, you're missing out!

A average course that offers no bathrooms on the course and surrounded by homes. Way too many par 3 holes and the tee boxes are terrible and I don’t mean winter dead terrible. Most of the tee box areas were uneven. Sloping or bumpy like trying to tee off in tire tracks. In all it has plenty of potential and the staff and facilities are nice. Fix the tee boxes and give golfers some bathrooms other than someone’s backyard and I would play again.

Perfect conditions at Winter time,

Wet spots at fairway due to last rain but everything's fine with me and wife playing within 4 hours...

We went 10th holes from 1st hole

They didn't said start from back nine by club house guy when I check in today.

I hadn’t played here in la while because the greens were in bad condition. That has been resolved. The course is in good condition, though they put a lot of golfers on it yesterday the pace of play was good. Good value.

The 6-6-6 design is fun and challenging, but I would not recommend playing on the weekend because if it. That many par 3's laid in with un-marshaled groups makes for a 5-6 hour round. I started a round with over 5 hours left before sunset and we could only get through 16 (and 16 was a stretch).

Otherwise the course was in good condition, staff was friendly, and the carts are cool (blue tooth ready with GPS).

Westridge is a unique pleasure, with 6 of everything -- 6 par-3; 6 par-4; 6 par-5. The course was in great shape, best I've seen it in the last six months. Even the bunkers appear to have received some attention, and new sand.

My experience was marred, though, by the slow pace of play. It took 5 hours to play 18, and 3 hours of that was the back 9. I used the call-for-assistance button in the cart's onboard GPS, but nobody ever responded.

I must say, this course had me not wanting to go back after my previous rounds. It was headed in the wrong direction and not in good shape. But what a change! Not sure what they did, but they need to continue! Best shape I have ever seen it! Greens were excellent and rolled true. Great job guys! You win the "most improved" award from me!

I love this course and the fact it has the 6 holes of each. And the layout is so challenging. But the fact there was a Five Some in front of us who said ""oh we are out here with 13 other golfers so you want a beer because we won't be playing by the rules" And there was no Marshall to get them to move and I still don't know why some one would allow a group of 5 golfers on a public course.