Quarry Ridge Golf Course

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.

Had a fun time playing this course. The scenery was nice. The course is challenging enough to make you want to play it again. Staff was great. Pace was good.

I understand its Fall, but the greens were covered in leaves. Have someone blow them off periodically. Also, we arrived well in advance of our tee time only to discover a tournament taking place and that we had to wait for two groups to play through us before we could tee off. We tee'd off twenty minutes late and the start says "they are playing a best ball and will be out of your way quick." Yeah right. There is one thing league players are not renowned for and that is fast play. End result: 5 hour round that start late.

Quarry Ridge is a course I like in central CT. The course isn’t long from the blue tees but you have to hit it straight. I know people that don’t care for the course but they are the ones that are fairway averse. The greens rolled nice. A lot of ball marks that weren’t being fixed by golfers. Traps are an issue historically I didn’t end up in any so I can’t review sand. Fairways were maintained and tee boxes ok at best. Great place for a fall round. We were lucky weather was perfect and no wind so leaves weren’t an issue unless you strayed from fairways. Group in front of us was not playing the right tee box for their game so that slowed us down but the weather was so nice we overlooked that. Try it if you haven’t.