Great clubhouse, nice amenities - there's a beverage cart, cold water stations, and on the course bathrooms with air flow. I felt like the fairways were in good enough condition, but the fairway bunkers and greens looked a bit rough in spots.

Good comedy for a good price. You will also get one free drink ticket per paid person. Been coming for years. Always friendly crowd, mostly older but good crowds.

Great little course. Well kept up well managed Great bar and Grill. Great staff!

Friendly staff. Great and a little bit difficult 9 hole course to play. But fun. Food and drinks are always good here.

First time and last time playing Boughton Ridge (9-hole course). I took my 7-year-old out for 9 holes and was stunned to find out the total was over $100 for one adult, one child, and a cart. There is apparently no junior rate on weekends, which is difficult to justify under any circumstances, but especially at a course in this condition. The facility offers almost nothing in terms of practice amenities. No driving range, no short-game area—just a small putting green. The course itself was in rough shape, which is surprising given that golf season is now in full swing. The tee boxes were some of the worst I've played on in years, and the greens weren't much better. For the prices they're charging, the conditioning is completely unacceptable. What really put the experience over the top was the pace of play. It took more than three hours to complete 9 holes. The groups ahead moved at a glacial pace, and despite seeing rangers on the course, nothing was done to address it. I've played better-maintained courses for half the price. Between the excessive greens fees, poor conditions, lack of practice facilities, and miserable pace of play, I can't recommend Boughton Ridge to anyone looking for a quality golf experience. It probably wouldn't have stung as much if they offered a junior rate, or even a fair rate for the conditions the course is in. There won't be a second visit.