Lake Ridge Park Golf & Marina

A hidden gem of a course with nothing but friendly people. This is a 9 hole par 3 with some challenging ranges. Leave your driver in the car and dial in your short irons. Super glad to have found this course for a morning walk. Will definitely be back.

It’s exactly as advertised challenging par 3 9 hole course. Best greens in PWC. Tee boxes are beat up but expected on a par 3 with lots of play. Bunkers definitely need some work to many rocks and not enough sand

All par 3’s. There is no mention of this on your site. “Cart included” implies that it’s a riding cart, not a pull cart. It’s only a 9 hole, 1,000 yard course, also not mentioned on your site. No photos of the course on your site. This is all false advertising. Unless your site is honest about Lake Ridge, you should remove it from your list of courses.

As is, it reflects poorly on your reputation. Very disappointing.

This course is no frils hilly par three. All iron play and a good place to work on your pitching. Best winter greens I've played.

This Par 3 course is a great place to work on the short game. The hilly course is easy to walk and not too busy, most days. For a small muni-course, it's kept in pretty good condition. I the highest club I've used off the tee is my 7 iron (two holes), on down to my 60 degree (birdie magnet) on one hole. Nice staff, good prices, military discount, and a great place to get out and play when you don't have much time.

Great course to work on short game. Everytime I go back course conditions get better and better

It is $6 to continue after first 9. Its tough to share with foot golf players. Bunkers turn into ponds if it rains a day or two before. The woods keep the course very damp. It is something I recommend if you live local and want to work on your short game. Course is very much so for myself as an amateur. Price could be pricey for quality compared to Burke lake par 3. Alil nicer course.

Great website, Great course. Enjoy playing this, really helps your short.

For the money this was really great. Weather was hot so the course was empty. I'll go back.

Will say up front, have not played this course in a couple of years. Assuming it's not changed significantly, though, two words: municipal course. One "hole" is actually no more than a 50 yard pitch. Driving "range" is a relatively small netted area. For a beginner (perhaps their first round), though, a good option.