We love this course! It is a par 3 and a great challenge for my short game and putting. The greens have recently improved and are nice to play on. Staff is very nice and helpful. My husband lost my father's "Bobby Jones putter" there, so if you have it please call. :)

First time playing the course this past Friday. I loved the INCREDIBLY nice lady at the pro shop! The course was in good shape, but the t-boxes could certainly be refreshed. My only complaint would be the greens. I 3-4 putted every single hole because the greens were like Brady Bunch super thick 1960’s shag carpet. I believe a small dog could have dropped a deuce on the greens and the deuce would have been lost to the ages. The super thick 1960’s shag carpet greens aside, it’s still a great course for a quick 9 holes. Come on guys. Cut and roll those greens!

Great little par 3, 9 hole executive course located in Ridgefield. Good little workout on your iron game, since you won't be needing a driver here. Lots of elevation changes throw in a level of difficulty in club selection. Also a workout on your legs as you push your club cart around. No powered golf carts here. You can pretty much wrap this course up in an hour during non peak times. Greens are pretty darn well maintained.

Too bad golf courses cause cancer because of all the nasty pesticides used to keep your pretty little lawns green. Living within 3 miles of one significantly increases your risk for Parkinson’s and brain problems. You’ve been warned, now can we shut these cancerous pesticide farms down? 😢

A great little course that we are lucky to have! 9 hole, par 3. You don't need your driver or any fairway woods or long irons. In fact I run it with the mashie, mashie nibblick, pitching wedge and putter. Can be done in 1.5hrs. I have always found the fairways and greens to be in fine shape, I've seen some real swamps and deserts and we're doing just fine here. Hazards include some slope, a few bunkers and my slice (sorry everybody).