Quarry Ridge Golf Course

Course has changed since I’ve played it last. The greens were soft and rolled a little slower. Lots of deep ball marks. No water anywhere on or off the course. Full restaurant (I don’t dine). And starter held us up until our tee time, the other two players were not there, when we got to the tenth tee a league of three foursomes teed off in front of us, and the starter was no longer anywhere to be seen.

Course was in good shape however we weren’t informed that a league was going to tee off on number 10 at the turn. And we would have to wait for ALL the groups to tee off in front of us.

We were offered a rain check for 9 holes only! Very poor policy and the management didn’t seem to care in the least. Needless to say, we won’t be going back. There are much better run golf courses nearby that will receive our future business and our future tournaments. We will be skipping this place!

Nice course, would like to have more yardage markers and water on the course.

The only problem was with the trap's.

They need more attention!

Overall had a decent experience. Front 9 played at a great pace, but wasn’t aware we’d be stuck behind 3 groups in the league when we made the turn. Management was willing to work with us and give us a rain check. Course doesn’t have the best drainage, but has a fun challenging design.

There are some tough wet spots due to the very wet spring and drainage issues. Otherwise they are working all the kinks out nicely for the season. Staff was very attentive and courteous.

I will definitely be back. I like the layout a lot. I normally play white tees. No white tees here, black, blue, green and red. Green was too short so we played blues, at just under 6100 seemed about right for our skills. Lots of elevation changes make it interesting.

Played here yesterday and it took longer than usual as the course was wet and it was cart path only. Anytime it is cart path only - particularly at a challenging course like Quarry Ridge - it will end up being a little longer round...which brings me to the issue of playing the correct tees. If you are not a single digit handicap, play the white tees at this course as it will keep play moving and you will enjoy the course that much more. This is a fabulous golf course with beautiful vistas and many holes that require you to shape your shots if you want to score well. Overall, this is one of my top five golf courses in the state in relation to challenge, price, vistas and excellent service from the pro shop to all of the maintenance workers on the course.

Cartpath only for the foreseeable future.

Most holes ads pretty wet in portions of the fairways or rough or both. Tee boxes are still pretty rough and have seen better days. I’d say another month and then it would be fair to reassess them.

Still a great round as the greens are coming in nicely already. The crew out there works their butts off so kudos to them for trying to keep up.

Great place to play but had to give a fair review since this place has the potential to be 4-5 stars in better conditions.

For the hot deal, it was fairly priced given all the above. For the normal rack rate, ehh tough sell as there are other options around town.

Never play here if it is wet. It is built on the side of a mountain. If you are not straight your call goes down a severe slope and. An end up 100 or more yards down hill to another fairway or in the trees with a blind shot to return. Add in Cart paths only and you are hiking. Not golfing but first you have to traverse the swamp “fairways “. Plugged balls wet feet and very fast greens are not a fun formula.