WestRidge Golf Course

Played on a Sunday morning. Pace of play was a little slow but the course was in good shape. Bunkers were recently updated; nice to play out of good sand. Fairways were in nice shape. Greens could have been a little better for the money. Will keep in the rotation of rounds.

very nice course with reasonably fast pace of play

Westridge is a fun course, and doesn't challenge you too much. Been playing the course for almost 12 years now, and it hasn't changed much. They just finished the bunker restoration, and now the bunkers are nice and fluffy. The course layout is fun, but makes it a little too easy. Nonethless a fun time to go hang with friends, and just have a fun round. Greens were pretty soft and sandy today.(6/5/2013)

I play Westridge a lot and I love the format. 6 par 3, 6 par 4, and 6 par 5 really gives you the chance to go low. They have a Few problems with the greens right now particularly on #7, but overall they roll nice and true. The course is a little pricey for what it is...65+ for green, cart, and 1 non alcoholic drink... I would gladly pay somewhere around 50 for this course, but at the current rate they are at least 3 courses close to Westridge that are cheaper and in better shape. Overall fun course

A little pricy for a public course, but course was in very good condition, especially the greens.

In general, this is a fairly good course. Some holes are very challenging, except 3 Greens are like patched scraps on the back of broken pants.

This was my first time playng this course. The course itself is not difficult, setup very well for the average player. If you are an advanced player this is great course to practice, but will not provide a challenge. The staff in general was very friendly, but seemed understaff during peak times. The course was a good shape. The tee boxes and fairways were very well maintained. The bunkers were all new with fresh white sand, and also very well maintained. The only downside were the greens. Overall they rolled very true, but the maintanence left a little to be desired. Previous hole placements were not well maintained, which left some putts to bounce losing accuracy. With the recent amount of rain, I would imagine they will improve.

I played the course, for the second time, on Saturday, May 18th at 11:07 am. The foursome that I was in were treated well the staff and the course played moderately difficult. The course was well maintained and we paid a reasonable price to play. We were all surprised at how quickly we played the 18 holes on a Saturday morning which made the round even more enjoyable. Good course!

The course is close to my home and I enjoy the layout with 6 par 5 holes. The fairways are in good condition and the course staff is friendly. However, multiple greens need some serious work. They did not come back from the winter and with summer nearing, there might be some issues.

Get out early and you'll be done in under 4 hours. Overall, I enjoy the course. It needs some work to get the greens back, but it's close by and they count on that fact.

I went on a weekday in the early afternoon and there was very little crowd. Outside my group we saw no one else around us and were able to make excellent time. Nice course which is well maintained.

Great Shape. Glad to see sand in the bunkers. Pace of play was great Driving range needs to open early on Tuesday and close on Monday morning like other courses in area.

Course is in good shape. They run a good ship and have a starter at #1 tee during the busy times. Cart girls are fun and friendly.

Course in good shape, fairways in great shape, enjoyed the day!

I was very pleased with the experience of Westridge from start to finish. The staff was very friendly and the course was in terrific shape. Greens are some of the best I have played in the area. All bunkers and traps are full of fluffy white sand and played true in the one I found. Love the layout. Variety is terrific. Great scoring chances with all the par 5s. I only have a mild issue with the $21 charge for a spectator. My wife joined me for this round and has accompanied me several times before at different courses. She doesn't play but its nice to share my two loves at one time. I had never been charged for her to simply ride along. I didnt mind paying. That said, it came across as mildly cheap considering that 10 mins before my tee time they called me back into the pro shop from the driving range to have me pay for her.

Overall, great experience. Coming from out of state, the grass is obviously different in Texas. Took some getting used to the "tight" fairway grass and a couple of damaged greens. Other than that, beautiful scenery, carts well maintained, fun course for the average golfer and wonderful atmosphere. We enjoyed.

Since I'm currently ~20+ handicapper even this moderate difficulty course can be a challenge :-), I can attest that I used every club in my bag except for a hybrid on this course. It was a first time on the course, but it definitely will not be the last. Fairways and greens were in good shape, There were a couple of pin placements that were tough and near the front on downhill slopes that got the group into putting trouble :-)

The staff was friendly, cart girls came around several times to offer beverages, and the facilities were in good shape.

The practice range has it all to work on your long/short game between rounds: long driving, chipping green, practice bunker, putting green

Fun to play 6 -3's,4's,and 5's!! You don't get tired of the 3's and 5's ,but you seem to miss the normal amount of 4's. Will do this agin very soon

Well maintained course. Too many houses all over the course and those are not so nice scenery though. Little competition around the ares makes this place crowded. It took ~5 hours to complete a round. Fairways are fair. Green is green and Ok, but its speed is a little too slow for my taste. I had difficulty adjusting to its speed. Some greens have many subtle breaks that are not apparent.

Overall Westridge is a fun, challenging course; however, the wear of winter is still obvious and the greens are beat up. They are doing a good job of getting the course ready for full blown golf season, but it has a ways to go once the weather complies.

This course plays different from every tee box which provides a nice alternative when in the mood. The fact the course is also the Devil's course (666) with six par threes, six par fours, and six par fives means you can either love it, or hate it, and nonetheless it makes for atypical outing.

I definitely suggesst giving Westridge a try, especially if you can catch a hot deal and don't have to pay full price.

I have played this course several times and like the overall design of having six par 3's, six par 4's and 6 par 5's. I was also looking forward to the new sand in the bunkers. We ended up not playing and got a refund due to the way we were treated by the marshall on the first tee. We were on the tee at our starting time and the marshall was yelling at us to get off the tee because it wasn't our turn. I don't have a problem stepping aside if it's not my turn, but he could've been a little more polite in how he approached us instead of yelling from a distance. We packed up, went to The Trails of Frisco and got right on. I'm sure I'll go back to Westridge, but it may be a while.