Ridder Farm Golf & Country Club

User friendly course. Front nine are very fore giving. Back nine is challenging. Great pace, great condition, people were awesome.

Great value!

front nine is short, wide open and fairly easy. back nine is longer narrower and more challenging. course is in good shape and the greens are nice.

Paid through Golf now for 18 holes teeing off at 12:40. When we made the turn, we couldn't play the back because they let a league off the back so we had to play the front again. Poor communication. the front 9 was in good shape however. greens were great.

Very well kept. Front nine is a converted par 3 course I was told so there are a couple short par 4s. Overall good round, will be back with the wife.

First time playing this course, great condition and layout. Was a weekend and they were busy, pace of play was a little slow but still finished our round in just over 4 hours. Would definitely play again.

Course was in great shape.

Great value.

Can’t wait to play it again!

I would suggest this course as long as you don't go on weekend mornings and aren't a newbie. We had 2 newer golfers with us and played at 7:30 on a Saturday morning. We were still able to finish our front nine in 2 hours, which wasn't the fastest round but was in no way slow. During the front we let one group of guys, that were cruising along, play through. Apparently a group of "regulars" behind them were not happy with our pace and called the pro shop on us (we were told they do this on a weekly basis).

The ranger asked us to hold up at the turn to allow these guys to play through, which was fine with us. So we waited 10 minutes at the 10th tee for the group to finish up 9. The ranger was incredibly nice and did a good job of trying to defuse the situation.

The problem began when the grumpy old dudes decided they needed to talk to us like we were children and reprimand our pace of play. They said the normal pace for 18 is 4 hours, which we ended up finishing in even after waiting for them to play through. They got what they wanted by playing through, yet they still felt the need to be extremely rude about it. I understand trying to keep up with the group in front of you but when you have fairly new players learning the game, it's tough asking them to pick up their balls just to keep up. It ruined the back 9 for us all. Overall the course is a good value for the price but dealing with the "regulars" that go there isn't worth it.

Course was great. People at course were great.

It was raining course was not closed but unless we golfed we would lose our money. Will never ever book Golf Now again because of their cancellation policy.

The course, especially the greens, was in very good shape. There's a good balance of moderate difficulty versus challenging holes. The layout is great and the round was enjoyable.

Great day at Ridder Farm GC.

The course is great. Because of the Virus the off course amenities were not there but when everything clears up they will come back. I will play there again.

We were told that carts couldn’t be used on our back nine because they close up at 7:30 - it was 5:30 at the time and finishing out with carts would have been feasible. We were forced to take pull carts on the back 9 while seeing several others still riding on the course with rangers everywhere in sight. Not sure what the reason was for this when we clearly paid for 18 with a cart and there was no mention of that closing policy online. We were offered a rain check for 9 holes but that experience left a bad taste in our mouths

Course in good shape. Pace of play is to slow. Had to wait almost every tee box.