The new management is ridiculous, tried to play 13-15 holes today and pay for full round and they didn’t allow me at 4:50pm when dusk is at 9:30pm. If you’re trying to play before sunset. Don’t come here. They don’t care about your money! Also the front desk guy talked to me like I’m an idiot. Very disappointed in them. I bring them a lot of business and people. From now on we will take our evening rounds somewhere else.

The course itself plays well. It’s a difficult track and conditions are always decent for the price. Now the bad part: expect a 5+ hour round minimum at Tri-Mountain. There’s no marshal out there, which would be fine if management showed any sense of urgency. They don’t. On a recent round, the group ahead of us was taking 20+ minutes per hole with only one group in front of them and the rest of the course completely open. After dealing with it for 9 holes, I politely called the pro shop to ask if anything could be done. They said the cart girl had already spoken to the group, but the pace actually got worse after that. On the 11th (a par 3), they took 20 to 25 minutes while we waited on the tee box. When I mentioned we were on pace for a 6-hour round, the employee got verbally upset and started raising his voice. He said he gets mad at people calling about a marshal (they can’t afford one) and that the group ahead paid for their round. I paid for mine too. He asked if I’d pay $90 for a round. I said yes, if it meant keeping a normal pace like any other course. He yelled one last time and hung up on me. We ended up skipping two holes just to finish in a reasonable time, and the course was wide open behind that group. We waited patiently, called in politely, and got treated like trash for it. Heron Lakes has cheaper green fees AND marshals on the course, so I’m not sure what the excuse is here. Bottom line: decent course, but I’d only recommend it if you don’t mind extremely slow rounds and grumpy staff. If there are tee times elsewhere, book there instead

Great location reasonably priced very very fast and undulating greens. Don't get in the cabbage. You never find your ball

Tri-Mountain Golf Course is one of those places that immediately stands out when exploring Ridgefield. With its open views, well-maintained grounds, and convenient location, it’s easy to see why it has become a destination for both local golfers and visitors to the area. One thing I appreciate about Ridgefield is the variety of recreational opportunities available close to home. Whether it’s golf, hiking, wildlife viewing, youth sports, or community events, there is no shortage of ways to enjoy the outdoors and connect with the community. Amenities like Tri-Mountain Golf Course help contribute to the quality of life that continues to attract families, professionals, and retirees to Ridgefield and Southwest Washington. Between the golf courses, local farms, parks, schools, businesses, Spudders, Raptors, and community pride, Ridgefield offers a lifestyle that is hard to beat. Go Spudders. Go Raptors. Another great example of what makes Ridgefield such a special place to live, work, and play.

Turn closed 2.5 hours before sunset? This is a first. Anywhere else, twilight tee times let you play till your socks fall off, or you know, until twilight. Not this place and they treat you like garbage for even asking. Something changed and it’s not good, I just wanted to have a relaxing Friday evening round and not deal with bs.