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Hawk Ridge Golf and Country Club - Meadow Nest
About
The Meadow Nest Course is one of two 18-hole courses at Hawk Ridge Golf & Country Club. The club also offer an executive, nine-hole course. Meadow Nest is the longer and tighter of the two courses. Silver Creek meanders through 10 of the 18 holes. The golf course features rolling, bent grass fairways an abundance of water hazards throughout. The back nine is covered in mature trees and numerous bunkers, making accuracy a priority in scoring well. Two notable holes on the course are the 10th and 12th, which share a unique double green. The golf course is challenging, but four tee decks allow golfers to adjust the game to their abilities.
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Conditions3.8
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Value4.0
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Layout4.2
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Friendliness4.6
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Pace4.1
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Amenities4.1
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Macmcmillan on 07/09/2022
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Photo submitted by Macmcmillan on 07/09/2022
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Photo submitted by u314160561303 on 09/01/2021
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Photo submitted by u7071303 on 07/30/2019
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Photo submitted by aceontwo on 09/27/2015
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Photo submitted by aceontwo on 09/27/2015
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Photo submitted by aceontwo on 09/27/2015
Golfer Reviews
Very poor shape
The course has 17 temporary greens. It should be in better shape this time of year.
Meadows
It was a beautiful course, however no one told me that the greens weren’t open. I spent the fully 18 holes playing on makeshift greens, and still paid the full price for 18. Pretty disappointed to be completely honest
no greens
Only 3 of 18 greens were in use,and that was not indicated until AFTER the booking was completed online.This used to be my home course and it is embarrassing to take out-of-town guests to a course that is so far from being playable.
Publish any concerns upfront and golfers won't be upset;they will book when the course is ready for play.Don't publish the concerns,and golfers will not return for a very long time,myself included.
Green conditions
Course was in great shape except for the greens. Only 2/18 greens were
playable which makes the round disappointing!
Great potential
Hawk Ridge course has great potential however I recommend calling the course prior to booking. At this time the course has 34 of 36 greens under repair and completely closed. 17 of 18 greens on the Meadow course were out of play today with temporary greens cut into the fairways. Would have been nice to know prior to booking on Golf Now.
Once these greens are back and open I would recommend this course.
Worth the Drive
Have wanted to play this course for a while and it didn't disappoint. Beautiful landscape and scenery and very well manicured. Only negative aspect was that 15 of their greens were under repair which resulted in temporary fairway and approach greens being used. Other than that, an absolutely course to play. Can't wait to play it when the greens are repaired.
Temporary Greens
Quite disappointed in the round. I paid $8 more by purchasing a hot deal than what the course rate was after 1PM. There was no mention on Golf Now that all the greens were temporary so the course played very easy and short.
Would like to play it again when it is fully functional.
Excellent experience
We had a great day playing the course. Only issue was GolfNow failed to mention that there were a majority of temporary greens. The course was great and the staff were friendly. We will be back when the greens are opened, which looked to be soon.
Timber Ridge Course
First time playing this 18. Played Meadows Nest 3 previous rounds. Much more challenging course this timber Ridge! Conditions were ideal for fall golf. Almost perfect weather....some pins placements were US OPEN like lol! Overall was a great day. Marshal Herb helped speed up our round. Hope to play Timber Ridge again before season ends! The staff, from the Pro shop, Cart girl, and the Marshal made the round much more enjoyable....
Starter issue
Starter put us (a couple) with another couple who were new golfers which is fine. They asked to go as a couple as they self professed as being slow. Then we spent the rest of the round letting twosomes play through. Starter needs to put out twosomes or foursomes?
