Quail Ridge Country Club

I wouldn’t go back to this dog track if the golf was free. If for premium greens fees (golf $58 + cart $21 = $78) you expect to not be subjected to someone mowing the teebox while you’re teeing off, then Quail ridge is not for you. For this among many reasons, do yourself a favor and avoid this god forsaken golf course.

Beautiful course I am not. Very good golfer

We did the 9 hole course twice for 18

Beautiful course but to hard for beginner 4 holes first 130 yards where water or bushes

If good golfer go

Love Quail Ridge. One of the better 9 holes you’ll play. Conditions are great, course is difficult and a higher slope than most other 9 holes and the staff is awesome. I could do without the soccer golf holes, but is what it is. Pickleball courts, pool, full locker room.

Real fun course. Narrow but not ridiculous. Id rather play an 18 hole course, but this is really the only 9 hole course that I wanted to play another 9 after. Its challenging, fun and in decent shape. And the varying tee boxes would make another go around very different 9 holes. Im honestly mad ive never played here before.

It rained a little this week and that made Quail Ridge green, great and gorgeous. The fairways were much nicer than they were during the dry summer. The greens were smooth and rolled beautifully. I didn’t make any putts, but that’s my fault, the greens were awesome. Quail Ridge is always a pleasure to play and a challenge for anybody. I have played here almost every Sunday morning for the last two autumns. It’s one of the best 9 holes around, easy to get to and a course you need to play.

This place has potential but just not in great shap.

I play here almost every Sunday morning in the autumn months. Yesterday the fairways were much nicer than before. Cooler temperature and some natural rainfall brought the course much closer to peak condition. The greens had been aerated a few weeks ago and they had that final bumpiness. Next Sunday this course will be at its best. The fairways will have grown back from the dry summer heat and the greens will have been rolled and cut ending the aeration bumps. Looking forward to my Biblical tee time John 7:15, LOL! The course will be perfect!!!

When my grandchildren go back to school I can’t play 18 during the week anymore. Quail Ridge is the perfect go to place for me. It’s a gorgeous, truly testing 9 holer that was condensed from the former 18 hole private country club. It’s been an extremely dry summer and the greens had been aerated recently, so the course was not at its best this time. When Quail Ridge is Quail Ridge it’s one of best, nicest and challenging courses you can fine. I’ll be there every Sunday morning till the snow flies. You’re invited and you won’t be disappointed.

The course was overall in good condition but pace of play was definitely an issue. They also are only a 9-hole course, the "Back 9" is just the same holes as the front from different tees. I kind of felt deceived since it seemed there were 18 DIFFERENT holes. The pace of play was already an issue on the front but then a group jumped in front of me when I got to "Hole 10", because they were teeing off on Hole 1. This made the "Back 9" dreadfully slow.

Played this course today, I’m a beginner and the natural obstacles were quite a challenge. Overall a great way to spend a few hours on Saturday morning.