Ruffled Feathers Golf Club

Cart died on the front 9. Tee times are too close together. Played here years ago and it’s not the same at all. Not one ball at the practice range…. We had to go outs and pick up our own balls in the apron. Paid way too much money, for a 4:15 pm tee time to only get in 11 holes. Very very disappointed. I was shocked on the number of groups waiting on each tee box.

Very nice layout- amenities include driving range Included in green fee. Oddly, there were no ball washers on the cart or at any tee box. Also, for the price of the course and the very upscale area of its location, you would think there would be a GPS in the cart as well - there was not. The traps were dirt - not sand.

Wish I had better things to say about my experience at Ruffled Feathers. The staff were super friendly and helpful, and the course layout was nice. But my gosh those were the worst sand traps I've ever played out of in my 40+ years golfing. Either filled with water and/or hard as a parking lot. Just unacceptable IMO. Also, zero drinking water anywhere on the course other than at the turn where you can buy bottles of water. It was 90 degrees, we teed off at 2:15 and saw the cart girl once.....on hole 2 tee box.

Gotta have drinking water to put bottles in the coolers in the carts. And must do something about the bunkers.

The condition of course was bad,,greens and fairways were ok but the bunkers were brutal especially green side..This should not be the case for a hundred dollar round..Great layout they just need to do better.Five stars all day if condition of the course was good..3 stars 4 me

Prior to playing, we read so many negative reviews and glad we didn't believe them! Sure.Several of the bunkers were a little tough, a little hard.But overall, the course was in great condition. We've been playing all around the southland and I would say, this course was in the best shape of any of the courses we've played.So far this year (Cog Hill, Old Oak, Silver Lake, Green Garden, Coyote Run)

We expected play to be a little slower because of the holiday.We got out early.Unfortunately, it took us almost 5 1/2 hrs to play eighteen holes, 1/2 our foursome.called it after 14 holes, it would have been nice to see a ranger.

Will definitely play again, maybe not when we have other plans!

Always a difficult challenge, and the greens were rolling well. However, for the price tag, the course conditions were sub par. The bunkers were deplorable, most with standing water and had to be dropped out of. Goose poop on tons of holes on the front.

Course is great but bunkers need a little better attention.

Never played here where the round wasn't under 4 hours and 45 minutes. Father's Day round was 5 hours and 15 minutes not even including the 'delay.' Great course with terrible bunkers, but not going back to this place for a long while. You can get similar value elsewhere

Not the caliber I would expect from a course that charges $100+ on weekends. Conditions overall reminded me of a local muni. The bunkers in particular were atrocious; basically mud pits. Fairways and greens were ok but showing signs of excessive play. 5 hour round with 9 minute tee intervals caused backups on nearly every hole. On the bright side the staff were friendly overall and apologetic for the delays. I have had better experiences here in the past and hoping this is a one-off.

I hope Golf Club owners should fixed 11th hole stone wall ASAP.

Thanks

Course has not been maintained. No sand in multiple bunkers. Still full of leaves from fall. What used to be a great course falling into disrepair.

Staff was wonderful and friendly as always. Pace was OK - played front in 90 minutes, back was on pace for 2+ but left early due to conditions

For $100 you would expect there to be someone who is monitoring and enforcing the pace of play. We played for 5 hours. Also there is no water on any holes.

Otherwise the course was well kept and beautiful.

I've played Ruffled Feathers several times over the past few years, although not in 2024. First time there this year and the course is a shadow of what it used to be. You can see what it was, with a challenging layout, water running down the sides of several holes, tight fairways, and plenty of bunkers.

However, 2/3 of the bunkers barely had any sand, the tee boxes are already torn up, and the condition just looks rough. Good luck finding a rake for bunkers. Some $$$ needs to be invested to restore the course to what it used to be, because, as of now, it's not in much better condition than a muni course. For $50-$75 on a weekend, sure. Any more than $75 with cart...I don't see how it's worth the $$$.

Also, none of the concessions were open at 5:45 on a Thursday. So no opportunity for any food or drink on the course.

Played here several years ago and it was very well kept. Not so much today but still a very challenging track. Got a deal on fees or would not have paid full price.