Cedar Ridge Golf Course

This course really surprised me. The front 9 are short for the most part, your typical par 3s, but the back 9 was a different story, with 220 yd par 3s and not many short holes. The greens were really nice, and the fairways were green and very hittable. My friend and I really enjoyed ourselves and concluded that we would return.

I've played this course quite a few times in the past... Invariably, it gets pretty dry and the greens get scorched in the heat of summer. I was relatively pleased with the condition on April 23. The greens at midday were still moist, slow and bumpy...

There are several 200 +/- yard holes... #12 is 250 yards... making the layout fairly challenging overall. No frills golf. No pretenses... A good option for groups with varying skill levels.

When it comes down to it, it’s not impressive but it is a golf course I enjoy to play on. Great for beginners or locals to get some tee time on.

Playing right now as I write this

Pace of play is painful slow

Multiple greens have patchwork area and are roped off on the green

Fairways are burnt

Greens are ok

$48 with a cart

Greens are in excellent shape. Had five people playing two holes ahead of me holding up play one person was sharing clubs with another individual slow playing fairways don't have much grass on them and are extremely dry

First time playing here definitely a good course to work on your iron game.

Was paired up with a twosome who had a baby in a stroller. Ugh

This used to be a nice par 3 course. Not anymore. Many greens are brown or have bare patches. Carts are disgusting, ripped seats, no windshield stained and had trouble climbing hills.

The Tee box are hard pack dirt, no grass what soever. It’s a shame. Lucky we got a deal time… wldnt pay $20 to play this dog track