Ridder Farm Golf & Country Club

Played 18 holes in under 4 hours which is always nice. Greens fairways and tees were all in great shape and well maintained. Love the new sand traps on 17 and 18.

Will definitely play here more often.

The course is in great shape, walked 18 in just about 3 hours. Green rolled nicely and the staff was super nice.

Rather than a roller coaster, the greens were smooth yet challenging. Fairway grass like velvet. A little long but ok. We golfed front 9. Will definitely go back.

Sand traps are terrible

Besides that… great value

Ridder has a relatively easy front 9 followed up by a decent back 9. Course condition is good as alway. Not always in perfect condition but I don’t remember ever playing here and thinking it was bad. Always a fun golf round to be had here.

This course is fun for any skill level player. Some tough holes and some easy ones. Great walking course. 4 hours for 18 holes. Bathrooms on front and back. The only bummer was the driving range wasn’t open at the time I was playing. I’ll continue to recommend Ridder to all

Like most public courses, greens were slow, with all the rain they have on a flat course, it was pretty dry except for 1 hole in the front 9

Course is in great shape as always. Greens were a little on the slow side.

Best bang for your buck. Target golf sucks eggs and this place isn’t that. You could land a very small plane or a very large drone in these fairways. Just not on 17 because you’d likely hit the power lines running through the fairway.

Conditions not the best during this time of year but that’s to be expected. A little wet on the back 9. Greens were inconsistent with speeds, some being very slow with others being significantly faster. Hazards need some work but maybe will dry out when the weather improves. Overall a great value though and a great course for the money. Will play here again