WestRidge Golf Course

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.

The greens are in excellent shape and roll very true. This is a good test of skills.

Found this to be a challenging but not difficult course. It was extremely fun to play. Well maintained. Greens in great shape. Bunkers well maintained and consistent.

Overall a great golf value and centrally located if you live north of Plano. I would highly recommend this course and I will play again.

Was just a bit slow....Got paired and wanted to play a two some...but it was a nice course

Should be a reasonable course for casual golf outing, but if you look for a challenging layout, this is not a course for you.

The course appears to be very short, but there are a couple par fours that could be par fives. A lot of blind shots, so you have to work for your par. Very fun, and well maintained course. Great greens!

I found the course to be challenging and in really good shape given the lack of rain this past summer. Nice practice facility and friendly staff.

This course is a lot of fun with 6 par 3, 6 par 4 and 6 par 5. The layout is challenging but fair. I always have a great time at Westridge.

The course is in great condition. I love the layout. This was my second round here, the first time back when it was cooler and we had a lot of rain. Good to see the same excellent conditions in the heat wave too.

Booked round at the last minute and had no troubles geting in. Course was well maintained, and greens were very even when putting. No roblems at all outside of being behind a group which was playing a little slow, but after nine we passed them.
great value

This course was in extremely good shape for the very dry conditions we have had. There is not a course in the area that has not dried out. West Ridge still had some good grass in the fair ways and the greens were fairly soft and receptive. That is hard to find right now.

Westridge is not showing drought stress like many courses around. The fairways have a decent grass cushion, and the greens are in very good shape. The rough is a true rough in most areas.

I love this course..staff is great...greens are a little hard to read. Well maintained. Sand traps are nice. Beautiful course.

I am a fan of Westridge. I love the layout, and the fun times on this course. However, I do not like the fact that the last time I played on Aug 2, we had to avoid the maintenance crew and mowers on 4 holes. I understand Texas heat is not kind to a golf course. I understand you have to mow. But why on Earth would you schedule fairway mowing at the same time you have 4 groups playing through the back 9? I felt bad for two of the mowers as they were almost hit by approach shots. A note to management, please use a bit more common sense when scheduling mowing.