WestRidge Golf Course

Played as a twosome on a Tuesday afternoon and never waited once. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. There was a stiff wind (20 mph gusting to 30) so the biggest challenge was the wind, and there is very little on the course to break it. The course was in pretty good shape, but the greens had been sanded and were allowed to grow out, so they were a little hairy and therefore not rolling perfectly true. No's 8 and 9 are a very long par 4 followed by a long par 5 (almost 600 yds from the blues), so plan on letting the big dog eat on those holes. No 18 is an automatic bogey without a perfectly placed tee shot. Get the yardage to the creek from the pro shop, because you can't see it from the tee.
This remains a favorite layout in the area when I visit, and I plan to return.

Greens were slower than normal. Otherwise good conditions

The course is in good condition and the layout doesn't beat you into submission. Great pace of play and the course felt very high end! Houses don't come into play which is nice.

This course is in terrible shape - consistently. I played three times in the last month there, and nothing has improved despite the good weather.

Greens are the worst I've played in years, and I've been playing for 35 years. Bumpy, shaggy, run about 1.5 on the stimp, some are dying. If I was running this course I would only have one word to describe how I felt: EMBARRASSED.

Sand traps are inconsistent at best - 8 inches of sand in one trap, 1 inch in the next. Fairways are average, still mostly dormant at the time I played.

Practice range is in better condition than the course, practice greens are equally terrible as the course.

I live less than 3 miles from this course but will not return unless something major changes.

GREAT WEATHER AND NOT WAITING FOR NEXT PLAY WERE FANTASTIC PLAYING WITH FRIENDS!

course is in good shape, sand in traps
better condition than the last time i played
greens are in poor shape

Too bad the greens are shaggy and extremely slow, because this is a good course. Beverages are extremely expensive

This course is set up quite unlike any course I've played. Having six hole of all three types makes you play your entire bag for sure. If you're looking for a change of pace from your ordinary course this is the place to go to. Only drawback was the greens, they weren't bad just slower than what I'm use to.

Greens were perfect. Course is great shape. Will be returning.

Nice Course. Will come back again. Maintained and range is always in great condition

Great course for all levels. Great sloping greens and big. If you have spin on the ball, they are very receptive.

Really enjoyed my round here, and if you are looking for a good value, I recommend this course. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The layout was unique and fun with 6 par 5's, 6 par 4's, and 6 par 3's. I played the white tees and as a slightly better than bogey golfer, it was a moderate challenge, though next time I'll play the blues. Despite torrential rains a few days before, the course was in decent shape, and the greens were very good. Another course I played that day was in far worse shape. Look forward to going back.

Westridge is a pretty nice municipal course and It was in good condition, especially given the time of year. I like the variety of having 6 par 5s, 6 par 4s, and 6 par 3s, but the course itself is otherwise nondescript. I did find the $65 rate expensive given other options around the area, and would probably not go back on a weekend.

Grass is dormant, so not much to say about fairways/rough. Greens rolled well, avg speed. Range was in good shape. Pace of play was good although we were third or fourth group off. Bunkers were soft and well-maintained. Course is pretty wide open off the tee. Wind can make it challenging depending on the direction.

This is a nice course, the lay out is very interesting, six par 5's, six par 4's, and six par 3's. the par 5's seemed to all be really long, tough for a short ball hitter, I look forward to playing here again

One fantastic thing about the DFW metroplex is the incredible number of courses to choose from, but if I ever had to settle for only 2-3 courses I had to play, Westridge would be on that list. Easy access in the northern part of the metroplex, great layout (6 holes each for pars 3-4-5), big open fairways but plenty of challenges with water and sand, excellent course maintenance, new golf carts that actually still have GPS, and so on.

There is the usual winter dormant grass but the greens are excellent and the course has something for everyone. If you don't hit straight bring lots of balls.

Good value for the money, course nice shape and pace of play was kept up by marshall.

I have always played fast but yet have been pushed by the course when it was not necessary.

We won't be playing this course again unless we have scheduled a later tee time. Not having the driving range open until 7:30 doesn't allow any warm up for those of us who have earlier tee times. The sun comes up at 6:30 now and there are no houses close to the range so there shouldn't be a noise factor. We've played this course for a number of years, but won't be doing so again.