The Golf Club At Redmond Ridge

Nice and challenging course! Friendly staff throughout. Best view is at tee box of Hole #15, with white-capped cascade mountains. Push-cart may work only for people with high energy, the holes (#15 - #16 and #16 - #17) connected by very long and inclined paths that will make you gasp for air if not riding a cart. It has very good deal forunlimited plays during Winter season.

It had been about 5 years since I played Redmond Ridge until recently and that will be the last time I play there. First, $140 for 18 with a cart and a small bucket. Let’s start there, the driving range had no grass and was just mud. The range balls looked like they were 10+ years old. The entire course was brown and looked like it hadn’t been watered in months. After we got to the #2 tee box there were two other groups backed up on the tee box right away. That stayed consistent all day and lead to a 5 1/2 hour round (longest of the season for me). The sand traps had rocks in them and the fairways looked like rough. The tee boxes had longer grass than the rough and the greens were cut like the fairways should’ve been. The course overall was in worse shape of any course I’ve played in years. The staff were friendly and the food was decent. That said, those were the only two good things about the Ridge. They have some beautiful views but all of the dead brown “grass” and dirt really made it hard to enjoy. That will be the last time I ever play golf there. We have too many nicer courses around the area including Druids Glen, The Home Course and Auburn Golf course. Hope this review helps other golfers save time and money by not playing there.

The front desk staffs are the worst I have ever seen. Bad attitude, keeps you waiting all the time, and replies to your question with sarcastic responses. For this reason alone I would stop going to the course. Who would like to get treated like this after a week of hard work and all you want is to enjoy some golf, and the whole experience got spoiled.