Arlington Ridge Golf Club has a nice layout with a good mix of holes, some more open and forgiving while others require accuracy off the tee. The greens roll true and are well kept, which makes putting enjoyable. Fairways could use a bit more attention in places, but overall the course is fun to play and offers good value. Pace of play was reasonable, and the staff was friendly and welcoming.

Fantastic Experience – Great Course and Even Better Service! Played a round and had an awesome time. What really stood out, though, was the cart service. The cart girl, Hennessey, was friendly, upbeat, and super attentive throughout the round. She came around often, always had a great attitude, and kept us stocked with cold drinks and snacks. It makes such a big difference when the staff genuinely cares about your experience.

I honestly cannot believe the condition this course is in. Arlington Ridge is in beyond terrible shape. The fairways are so bad it feels like you are hitting out of a bunker half the time. On top of that, there were sprinklers going off in the middle of the fairways which made parts of the course nearly unplayable. I’ve golfed over 100 courses in my life, and this was easily one of the worst, if not the worst I’ve ever played. My group of 2 had a 5:30 tee time and got stuck behind a slower group, which I understand is not entirely the course’s fault. But because of that, it took us about two and a half hours just to finish the front nine. By the time we made the turn, it was near dark and it even started raining on holes 8 and 9. What really pushed this experience over the edge was the staff. When we asked for a rain check or even a refund on the back 9, they flat out refused. Not only that, they were extremely rude about it and acted like it was a joke. It is pretty unbelievable to treat paying customers that way, especially when the conditions and timing were clearly out of our control. Paying $50 for a round here is a complete joke. Save your money and go somewhere else.

First of all for 65 dollars and a 30-45 minute delay is just unacceptable… but it doesn’t end there. We got approached by the ranger 3-4 times (who was a nice kid) but because the “Karen Woods” behind apparently had a problem with us. You know these types, call the ranger but can’t say anything to you face to face. Anyways, she said we drove on the green… cmon… we did not. We drove on the dirt/dead grass near the green which we were unaware was “off limits”…. No problem. We got approached by the ranger again stating Karen wanted to pass us and that they’re members here… the problem was there was already a group in front of us playing slow…but we decided to wait at the green and let them pass. Until we watch them all top a bunch of balls into the water. At this point it was very apparent this had nothing to do with skill and we just weren’t welcome at this course. Not sure why since this course says they welcome everyone. For that amount of money I don’t expect to be rushed or hassled by the ranger constantly over nothing. This place is obviously over run by the old folks who like to think this is a private course and keep the ranger on speed dial. Waste of money and will not return.

Greens are in bad shape. Fairways give you thin lies. Rough is ruff. I gave it a 3 because it looks like they are trying to improve. I revisited this course on June 22nd, 2026. It is still in rough shape, under new management. Greens still rough, and the run up to the greens are under construction. They have replaced the grass aprons around some of the holes. Still like the layout. But will give them the summer to bring the course to a better condition.