I married my best friend at the Ledgemont on October 18, 2025. I can honestly say that the day was perfect. When we first visited the Ledgemont we were greeted by a wonderful woman, Royale. Royale gave us the tour, sold us on the facility and the accommodations and was going to be the one to assist us throughout the process.We hit it off immediately and placed our deposit shortly thereafter. The months went by very quickly and the day was rapidly approaching. We were informed that Royale was no longer with Ledgemont and that we would be working with a gentleman by the name of Jules. To say we were panicking was an understatement, but when we met with Jules our feeling of panic was surpassed with reassurance. He has a very calming demeanor and was extremely professional throughout the entire planning process. The Chef was very tentative the night of the rehearsal dinner and the afternoon prior to the ceremony. His food was top notch. Our guests had steak tips, parmesan crusted chicken, and cheese raviolis. We also had an ice cream bar that was a huge hit. I am so glad that we chose the Ledgemont. The beautiful and spacious atmosphere and the breathtaking views of the golf course made our special day complete. Thank you to the staff at Ledgemont for making our dream a reality. Sincerely, Melanie and Alyssa Hill

The staff is incredible! The head pro Troy is really down to earth. The views are awesome. The range is big enough for you to be able to use every club in your bag. It's every peaceful with tones of wildlife. And the course is extremely well kept.

Extremely Disappointing Experience — Brides, Be Cautious I was originally planning to have my wedding at Ledgemont and, at first, it all seemed almost too good to be true. Unfortunately, it was too good to be true. After coming across a review from another bride, I initially brushed it off, thinking maybe it was just a one-off situation. But I decided to message her directly — and I was completely shocked by what she shared about her experience. Weddings are meant to be one of the most special days in your life, and what she described was far from that. Shortly after, I had the opportunity to attend my sister’s graduation dinner at Ledgemont. I figured it would give me a chance to see things for myself — and sadly, it only confirmed everything I had heard. The event was unorganized from start to finish. The person in charge, Jules, seemed completely overwhelmed and disconnected, sitting off to the side as the chaos unfolded. Staff were bumping into each other, there was no clear direction, and basic service — like water at the tables — had to be requested multiple times. The food was another major disappointment. We were served what they claimed was chicken parmesan, but it was essentially chicken tenders with pasta sauce and cheese — a dish worse than fast food. What really concerned me was the capacity. There were about 175–200 guests at this event, and the room felt cramped and uncomfortable. I had told Jules we were expecting around 250 guests for the wedding — but after seeing the space at near capacity, it’s hard to imagine how a proper dance floor or enjoyable guest experience would even be possible. To make matters worse, even members of the club were warning us to “run” and said they’d never host a major event there themselves. In the end, I’m extremely grateful this happened before my wedding day. I’m sharing this as a heads-up to other couples who may be considering this venue. Your wedding is too important to gamble with — do your homework and don’t ignore the red flags.

Great track. It ends on some great holes. Old world feeling. Could use some spruce ups around the edges. Clubhouse is a bit expensive (versus other clubs). Bar is small, yet a great view of the track - chicken wings were cold inside, unfortunately. Fortunately, the day was great, the course in fine shape, and the cause tremendous.

I recently had my wedding here and while the wedding was beautiful, it was not thanks to anything done by the staff at Ledgemont. The venue for weddings is an amazing set up. Awesome ballroom and amazing area for cocktail hour. The rest, due to the Ledgemont staff, was a disaster. The event planner lied to us on many occasions. Purposefully did not tell us they fired the chef 3 days before our wedding. Told us a week before that things we were promised were no longer going to be given to us. Up to a week before the wedding, he still did not have the correct food order or numbers. We had met with him 3 times before this and he still did not have it correct. He blamed everyone else for the short comings. The event planner blamed upper management for a lot. I did not think pushing blame around was very professional. Told us our wedding was a "training day" for his staff. He tried overcharging us multiple times hoping we didn't notice and then played dumb when we called him out for it. He was non-existent on during the rehearsal dinner and wedding. The bathrooms during the event were gross and no one did anything about it. They ran out of toilet paper. The food was not good. We were promised a vegetarian dish and what was served was pathetic. Guests were left hungry and disappointed. When we were going to take our pictures, there were golfers in the way and he wouldn't tell them to move. We were promised no one would be on the golf course after 2. Again, lied to. We paid for wine to be passed around at the wedding. They went around once to half the tables. No one came to our table at all and we were the bride and groom. They did not attend to us at all! No one passed around water. I had to keep going to the bar to get water and the bar was so under staffed that it took 30 minutes to get a drink. It is a beautiful venue, but if you want your wedding to be the best day of your lives, do not get married at ledgemont. I planned for a whole year just to be disappoint and hurt by the lack of care or attention. They did not care it was my special day. they just wanted to get through the night and it was at my expense. I regret getting married here and wish I had a do over. Save yourself the aggravation and heartbreak and get married ANYWHERE else.