It’s just sad. I wish I had played it during its heyday. The layout of the course is fun. It has a driving range and short game practice green. The current shape of the course is a shame. It seems the course management either gave up on the maintenance or it’s underfunded to maintain the course. The price is too high for a round of golf in its current condition. The greens are in shambles. They gave up on the sand bunkers. The fairways are in disrepair by most standards. The only positive thing to say about the course is the tee boxes are properly colored. I don’t understand how the residents, members, and course management (indigo sports) had given up on such a nice designed golf course.

I used to love this course but when you charge 90 plus dollars for a round and there’s giant spots of dead grass and dirt spots on the greens it’s hard to be okay with the price. Some of the greens are in good condition and some are just down right terrible. I’m not sure how anyone is okay with playing there with the shape it’s in. I will no longer play here as the course has negative value. PS this was not the only green that looked like this I DO NOT RECOMEND

Employees (2) of the club described the conditions as “playable”. Barely playable is more accurate. Unfortunately, at $75 for a walker and $95 for a shared cart (each) it’s wildly overpriced, not because of prevailing rates but because the condition of the course is just horrible. People who work there were nice but the ownership must be preparing to sell the land and are putting no money into it. Put simply… do NOT play there.

I had a very disappointing experience at Pine Ridge Golf Course and unfortunately will not be returning. This was my first time ever booking a tee time here, and I was looking forward to trying out the course. However, when I arrived, the young staff members in the golf shop wrongly insisted that we had been there before and refused to let us play our round. Not only was this completely untrue, but the way it was handled was unprofessional. Instead of checking their records properly or giving us the benefit of the doubt as paying customers, they doubled down on their mistake and turned us away. It was frustrating and embarrassing to be misidentified and denied service for no reason. A golf course should value new players and treat them with respect, especially when it’s their first time visiting. Unfortunately, Pine Ridge failed to do that. Poor customer service like this ruins the whole experience, and I wouldn’t recommend this course to anyone.

Perhaps the most poorly maintained golf course I’ve ever experienced. This course is simply in awful condition unless you like to play on crab grease and fort fairways. Unacceptable and a rip off at any price let alone a premium price they charge. Never again