Heather Ridge Golf Course

Had a good day of golf and the course was in real good condition and the staff was very nice as well, I would recommend playing here very nice for the money

TWEAKER ALERT!?!?!

I AM NOT KIDDING... AGAIN, TWEAKER ALERT!!! Around the course, they can pop up anywhere but mainly in the main parking lots and around holes #5, 6, 10, 11, 15, and 16!

My group was being sized up by one tweaker guy on hole#6 and I stared him down, so he veered off and kept walking north on the roadway, but he was stalling around the green hanging around. I immediately stopped Course Ranger Mike and told him. Mike saw another and monitored the area and headed to the back nine to ensure player safety. I caught up with Mike on hole#12 and he confirmed he did see a different tweaker guy but not the same one I saw earlier!?!?!

I really think Course Rangers should carry a stun-gun or pepper spray because it has gotten creepy here lately!

Play and enjoy your round but I'm telling you right now... WATCH OUT FOR YOUR GROUP AND YOURSELF IN THIS AREA!

Well maintained and friendly staff in pro shop and the restaurant. Requires focus on placement rather than distance.

We encountered an unforseen traffic delay( I25 was closed northbound at Ridgegate) and called thd pri shop to inform them. They were incredibly understanding. Although we had to skip the first hole, the staff in the pro shop were great and the course Marshall drove us out to the second tee box, and made us fell as relaxed as possible starting our round.. We saw the wonderful Marshall during and after our round, and had drinks and lunch afterwards at Noonans, where we reconnected one more time. Great overall experience!

The course was in great shape for this time of year. Tee boxes were good. Fairways were good, And greens were good and fast, with the exception of the hillbillies in front of us that need to fix their ball marks. Come on, man! All in all, a great value for the conditions of the course. The bar and grill might need to be better staffed, but it was pretty packed. Food there is good, as I have eaten there many times in the past. Nice job Heather Ridge!

I always enjoy playing this course, good layout and challenging without being long. Being spring I don't expect the conditions to be great at this time, nor are the amenities lacking when comparing the price.

However, I do have to comment on a member of the staff, I believe his name is Rob and he works at the desk.

This gentleman has a very poor attitude, does not treat players respectfully and in general takes the joy of playing this great sport down. I have both seen him communicate to others, as well as myself in an angry and disparaging way. It seems that Rob wants to bully and be the police of the players instead of making sure that everyone is being respectful to the course, staff and other players to ENJOY both the time and money spent playing our beloved game.

Golf is supposed to be fun at its core; Rob takes that away from us.

Regards,

Ty Webb

6’4”

Heather Ridge is a treat. It's the end if winter so the turf was short and dry. Not so easy to make clean contact, but the extra roll was a bonus. The greens were recently ariated, but rolled true. Short putts were true, and I even made a 10 and 12 footer. I finished as the day heated up. Sun screen is a must. The restaurant and lounge "Noonan's" serves great Mexican food, and frosty drinks. Friendly staff.

I’m a handicapped golfer with bilateral foot drop. I get its drought conditions but all other courses in the area allow for handicapped golfers to drive their cart on the course. The person in the pro shop said that the cart paths and the distance to your golf ball are within ADA requirements which is false. A complaint was filed with the government in violation to ADA accessibility. Needless to say I won’t play this course again.

In addition the pace of play was horrible. The group in front of us was 2 full holes behind the group in front of them. Told the Marshall and he said what do you want me to do about it. Total joke

For a shorter course, it made up for the firmness and trueness of the greens. Pace of play was right at 4:15 which is great for a public course on Friday with a tee time at 11am. Easily walkable and not overly challenging.

With all the dry conditions in the area, and with it being March, Heather Ridge has their course in outstanding shape. Played in less than 4 hours, with cart path only, so that's a plus as well.

Nice golf course, greens were great and layout is nice.

Course was in winter conditions but still good shape to play. The layout can be tight due to housing around some holes but was still a very enjoyable round. Plenty of challenges!