WestRidge Golf Course

Course in a pretty good shape, pace of play excellent and a friendly staff.

The pace was excellent and the course was in good shape.

Living in the Garland Firewheel area, I'm used to more affordable prices on green fees however, I have to admit, this is one of the better courses you can play . A challenging, but fair track. The greens are tough but roll true.

A lot of construction going on, but is good to see that they're using the money to improve the property. I recommend this course to anyone who likes golf.

I was happy with amount of green grass on course for early March

The course is in very bad shape. For the amount they charge to play this course it should atleast be playable. Beware of playing this course. The second you get on the course you will immediately realize it was a bad mistake. There are plenty of great courses to play in North Dallas. This course is NOT one of them. To top it off, as crappy as the course is, the management and staff are equally as crappy.

The course was great even with all the rain. Staff very friendly. Looks like they're doing a lot of remodeling to the premises. Always enjoy the course .

First time playing it--Nice Course!

1. WIDE Fairways...you can BOMB it here!

2. Decent greens (a little blotchy and bumpy) but nothing too terrible.

3. HUGE sand traps...

4. Massive undulations.

I think of this course like Waterview (in Rowlett) on steroids. Better facilities and carts, busier course, a bit more $$ but the course is sooo much better, more aesthetically pleasing...I dug it a lot---will be back!

Nice course. Poor conditions, but mostly due to seasonal weather.

Staff is consistently friendly and good ambassadors for the game of golf. Winter golf in Texas isn’t pretty. Brown rough and fairways, dyed greens, mud in spots. WestRidge plays well no matter the time of year.

The course plays six par 3's, six par 4s and six par 5s so it is interesting in that aspect. Otherwise, a little above average in regard to layout. Relatively flat but it has a nice mix of berms, creeks, ponds and woods to keep you honest and break up what could be a boring track otherwise.

For winter conditions it was in decent shape but the greens needed to be mowed and were very rough. Traps are horrible though. Top sand is very nice. Get an inch below the surface and it is a parking lot. Saw too many of them during my round and in one the club was ripped from my hands after hitting a rock the size of your fist under the sand and in another, the top sand completely gave way while entering on a modest incline to reveal hardpack which caused my cleated shoes to slip and I fell on my tail.

Pace was good, cost was a little above average but I did get a hot deal which is why I chose to play there (used to be a PLP member there). I will be back eventually but it is highly unlikely it makes my rotation of local courses on a regular basis.

Absolutely gorgeous compared to any golf course, even on winter time still well maintained.

Westridge is a fair track. It's pretty open and we played on a (rare) windless day. It's one of those courses where it feels like the wind is it's main defense. There are some long hole and challenging holes, but also plenty of chances to score.

Like everywhere else, it''s a bit pricey on the weekend, was a gem for the weekday rate.

Greens are in good shape, good roll on em, we kept pace, no wait on holes, overall would reccomend this course to people here