Granite Ridge Golf Club - Cobalt

This course has some of the worst greens I've ever played. They are very slow and do not roll true. They are seldom cut. Some holes are gimmicky and other holes are unfairly difficult. Two golf courses were crammed into the space of one and a half golf courses.

We played the Ruby course at Granite Ridge and thoroughly enjoyed it. The
Course is in great shape after our tough winter. Highly recommend playing it if
You get the opportunity.
Keep them
Straight !!

holes 7 and 15 are especially challenging!

courses in great condition thank God they have all their greens! There a tad slow but they're smooth

The course and service was excellent. I would golf here again.

Really enjoyed the course! Short but sweet! Conditions are great, greens are challenging, most contoured. There's not a lot of trouble here which makes it enjoyable for all levels. I would definitely go back to try the Cobalt course

no complaints,
excellent conditions, fairways and greens in great shape.

For a course just outside of the Gta, it's not bad at all..

We teed off at 630 am and finished in approximately 3.5 hours. First time playing the course and each of us said that we would play it again. Fairways and greens were in great shape after this hard winter. The tee boxes need some work. Some lovely par 3's visually and challenging dog leg fours. not penalized for a decent shot.

Course was in good shape, but our round took 6 HOURS. Yes, 6 hours. Horrifically overbooked and we had a 6some two groups in front of us. Also no marshalls on the course at any point so no one to fix the problem. This is inexcusable.

Everything else was great - greens were in good shape (albeit a bit soft/slow) and the fairways and longer cuts were well maintained.

Played on Father's Day. 5 1/2 hour round. Course has rebounded from the ice/winter.

The greens were fairly slow and a couple were in rough shape in spots. Overall the course was in fair condition and is a lot of fun to play! For the rates they offer it's one of the Better courses in the area for the value it offers. Scott Marsh one of the managers there made our experience that much better.

Part of spending $50 to play is the service . At this course you will be harassed by the course marshalls continuously.
They don't speed up play they worry more about where you are driving the cart.
They drive where they want and the owner actually drives onto the green apron to putt!

groups to close together golfers hitting into groups ahead of them no marshals to be seen at anytime during our round i have played this course since it opened in the past every weekend not so much anymore the course itself is well kept but since the change to two courses the holes run to close to each other . if your looking for a quick round on the weekend this is not the place

Unfortunately a good golf course and a beautiful day ruined by poor customer service issues. They have just implemented a new booking service using golfnow interface on their own website. But there is some confusion whether the fee includes cart or not. To ensure it was booked correctly I called and confirmed 3 days prior that the fee included a cart. ( Had already done the same for the same rate on May 18 ). At the clubhouse they agreed when checking in, but " Mr Aggressive Starter-Man" insisted the 2 riders had to go back and pay an additional $20 each!! When explained to manager, he refused to accommodate- Why wouldn't I book it on golfnow in the first place if it costs $40 more due to the Staff's misinformation? I've played at this course many times over the last several years, but who wants to be treated this way? Many good courses nearby- Goodbye Granite Ridge

A foursome that I was involved with checked in under the understanding that carts were included in the price we had been quoted. In fact, the golfer who booked the game had called the pro-shop the day before our game to confirm that carts were included.

When we checked in we were told that carts were not included. When we mentioned the previous day's telephone conversation with the pro shop, a large gentleman (whose name I have forgotten) stepped in behind the counter and told the cashier that our carts were indeed included in the agreed upon rate. Problem solved.... apparently not.

As we approached the first tee in our cart the large gentlemen stormed up to us and aggressively demanded that we pay for the cart, despite the fact that he had personally ok'd the cart 10 minutes earlier. This led to a heated argument in front of several other waiting golfers in which we were made out to be the villains.

The leader of our foursome took the argument to the managers office. The manager took the view that it was our mistake despite the fact that we had two separate confirmations that carts were included.

We agreed to take one cart, and pay for it. Even so the manager brought the argument back out to the tee box and wouldn't let it go.

To add insult to injury, we paid $40 for the cart and were not given any change. Carts are $19 per person.

THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE MONEY.

We were given confirmation at two different points that we were getting carts. We were given a cart with the paperwork given to us in the pro shop. Then we were verbally assaulted in public over a matter that had already been approved.

This level of customer service is unacceptable, and disappointing. I like the course, but this episode will give me second thoughts about returning. I know I'm just one person and you have a busy facility but consider that the four of us are semi retired and play about 50 rounds a year each.

Very nice course however I believe they book there T times to close together. was a very slow rd and not the first time. Obviously I like it enough to play it , but it would be nice if they speed up the pace of play. Never once saw a marshal either to ask about the pace.

This was my third time playing this course but the first time on a Sunday. I can't recall how many times we had balls from other holes rolling onto our fairway, balls hitting and rattling trees very close to us and people driving all over the place to find their balls which frequently disrupted our play (not blaming them for our poor play, but a definite disruption of enjoyment).

Another sour point was the foursome in front of us...they were clearly beginners (which is fine), but would be searching for each others golf balls for minutes on end since they were all in trees/rough etc. No marshalling until about the 14th hole....really slowed our pace of play.

For the money, the course is awesome. Great shape (despite a bunch of teeboxes being re-done) and enjoyable course. Given how tight it was though and lack of marshalling, we probably won't return.

1st I don't get what benefit I get booking golf now at your cost of $81:00 dollars and if I booked granite ridge with out golf now I would have paid $81.00 dollars ?
Also I will never play there again for that much money the course is a cow pasture way way way too much $$$$ not one green was any good to put on all the tee boxes where worst than a driving range ! It felt like I was playing golf in a farmers field !

Course is in good shape, played in less than 4.5hours as Marshalls kept foursomes moving.

The great aspect of GR is that there are two courses and they play so different. Ruby I play with my girl, it's shorter but still tough. And Cobalt I play with my son in law, longer and more technical.