First time playing golf at Ledges and I have to say I can't wait to go back. The track of the course was unique and very fun. Course was challenging but not too hard for the casual golfer, 4 sets of tees that fits any skill level. Considering I went in April in New England, the course was in GREAT shape. Absolutely going to go back when trees and other nature grown in, excited to see it in peak season.

Great day out golfing. Weather was beautiful and the course was in great shape. Greens were well tended. Course played wonderfully.

It should not be surprising to learn this is one of the Safari Club's favorite stops on it 25 plus course schedule each season. The golf course is in EXCELLENT shape, the staff is OUTSTANDING and the food was absolutely FANTASTIC. At least that's the general consensus of opinion from the 130 Safari Club members that attended this event on Wednesday.

Course in solid shape, very strange experience with the starter basically yelling at us because we hadn't teed off yet even though it was 10 minutes before our first groups tee time. I get trying to keep the course moving, but if our tee time is say 12:39, we shouldn't be getting yelled at to tee off at 12:30.. very odd

Played early July '24 - During one of the hottest days of the year, the course was in fantastic condition. This was my first time playing here and I have to say, the conditions and course layout were both great surprises. This course design often asks you to land a shot...then dogleg your approach. I found myself using my 220y club off most par 4 tee boxes. The way-finding was good even though the course does have a lot of paths. I would recommend a cart, if you are doing 18, or at least a push cart if nothing else. There are some fantastic challenging holes that force you to stay patient. For those who only play 9 holes, the course does rotate the starting hole during league days so you might not always get the front or back. There is a driving range out front of the school building as you driving into the property. I did not use this, but it looks simple with turf pads and self service balls. There is a full bar and pub style food as well, both were good. For those looking to make a pilgrimage to the Ranch in Southwick, I would suggest adding this into the rotation. I would even argue Ledges has a better layout and better conditions all around.